Beside him, Dwarf King Muradin irritably scratched his tangled beard, heaved a heavy sigh, and shook his head as well.
"The Pope is right."
"The proudest achievement of our Dwarf Clan is the Dwarf Mountain City. As for other legendary weapons... attacking a planet? You must be joking."
Beast King Warwick hung his head and muttered his agreement.
"We Half-Orcs rely entirely on close combat and brute force with our blood energy. Blasting a mountain apart is one thing, but a planet... how would that be any different from me punching the ground right now? There's simply no way to fight it!"
Queen Ellari said nothing, but she too shook her head gently.
Clearly, against an overwhelming disparity in sheer size and mass, the Terra Continent's powerful magic was no different from cotton candy.
Seeing this, Lin Mo sighed inwardly, his brows knitted tightly as his fingers tapped lightly on the table.
He had actually expected this outcome.
He was a Seventh-Order Element Walker himself and had read many books on magic. He knew where the upper limits of Seventh Order lay.
But he still refused to give up.
Great Xia's Planet-Buster Cannon was still under construction. What if it couldn't penetrate that turtle shell even after it was finished?
Finding another path now meant one more chance of survival later.
"Just because there isn't anything now doesn't mean there wasn't anything in the past," Lin Mo said gravely, his gaze sweeping over the four of them again.
"The Terra Continent has a long history. In ancient times, or even at the dawn of creation, were there really never any special formations or divine artifacts designed specifically for giant targets?"
"Once you return, could you bring out all the ancient texts and fragments of ancient scrolls sealed away by your