Cat Viper and Inuarashi froze.
It was not just because Randall had guessed what they meant.
They were even more astonished that, despite having guessed, Randall could still remain so calm.
Did he not understand what Zunesha meant?
Yes, size might not necessarily determine strength.
But when that size exceeded a certain threshold, it could drive a person to despair.
That was what people meant by quantitative change becoming qualitative change.
Zunesha's size had clearly reached that level.
Even giant sea kings were nothing more than morsels he could swallow in a single bite.
An ordinary human was little more than a microorganism beside Zunesha.
Ordinary attacks would be like clearing out Zunesha's pores.
They could hardly even be called damage.
You could exhaust every trick you had to gouge out a piece of flesh, only to discover that all you had removed was one of his goose bumps.
How could that not leave you in despair?
Not to mention that enormous size generally meant enormous strength.
And Zunesha was an elephant, a species already known for its strength.
Cat Viper and Inuarashi believed no other creature in the world could match Zunesha in raw power.
"Didn't you see what Zunesha looked like on your way up?"
Inuarashi asked tentatively.
"I did. Just getting up here took me almost a minute."
Randall nodded.
At that, Cat Viper and Inuarashi spat.
He had gotten up here in a minute?
Who was he trying to fool?
This Marine really knew how to talk himself up.
But it did not matter.
He was going to die anyway, so they might as well let him run his mouth.
"If you saw him, why are you still so calm?"
Cat Viper simply could not understand.
Had the shock been so overwhelming that he could no