"Alright, enough talk, confirm the location of the interaction zone we just detected. We'll go once it's dark. Our food is running low," Laf said, his smile fading.
The Moon God didn't speak again, just quietly waited.
Outside, the cold wind howled, and the daylight slowly began to dim as time passed.
The clouds once again gathered densely, blocking out the originally bright light.
This light was quite strange.
It would occasionally appear in beams like pillars, descending from the sky, crashing to the ground.
These were the truly deadly rays.
But if observed cautiously from the side, one wouldn't be too affected.
The clouds blocked the daylight.
In the ruins of the town, the lava flowing through the surface cracks glowed red once again.
These faint red lights became the only illumination in this land at night.
"It's about time. Let's go."
Laf was the first to tidy up his silver-black long coat and stepped out of the attic.
