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... t to the forest had already received the urgent message from the team in the forest. They wasted no time and quickly made their way towards her location.

However, their senses were soon overwhelmed by a powerful and unexpected aura storm, leaving them shocked and unsettled. Although they were a great distance away from the first, the towering sight still left them taken aback.

Even farther away was the Royal City of Elzeria, almost on the other end of the continent. At this momen ...

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