Chapter 1475: Their missions
"It was probably the dragon god..." Rain said. "He destroyed a bunch of planets to keep the machine gods busy and divert their attention... maybe he did that when we were attacking one of their friends. Can’t say that I am thankful for it when we know that he is gaining something directly out of our actions."
That was worrisome, but Iori couldn’t find any other explanation for the situation... There were hundreds of large concentrations of debris from planets around the world. It felt like they were completely smashed instead of exploded after being hit by something like a large-scale attack.
Rain teleported to the location of the debris to see if he could find any traces of what had happened, but he didn’t have much time, so he just took a look around for a few moments before moving on.
"It looks like he destroyed a bunch of planets close to the innermost layer of the machine god’s territory," Elisabetha said. "Was he trying to stir them up?"
"Who knows?" Rain said. "It is hard to understand what someone thinks, even more so when they think that their butthole is the center of the universe."
The group lost count of how many planets they had found in that situation and Rain couldn’t help but get pissed... that guy truly didn’t care about anything else aside from his ass.
After a couple of hours, they finally arrived at the border of the innermost layer of the machine god’s territory; it was about time for them to get cautious since their targets should be close by.
"As planned, we will look for Lidos base first and then I will leave you guys there to decide when you should attack while I will look for Rais," Rain said. "Stay focused and ready since they might be able to find us, and we won’t have the chance to strike first."
"We are completely ready here," Sealyn declared.
With a heavy heart and a resigned sigh, Rain acknowledged the difficult truth before him. The decision to split their forces and send their comrades off on their own was not an easy one, but it was the best option for the group as a whole. Though he wanted to offer his assistance and support to those who ventured into the thick of battle, he understood that their choice was made with the collective good in mind.
And so, with a sense of determination and purpose, Rain pushed aside his own concerns and pressed on, resolute in his mission to locate the enemy’s base and bring an end to their reign of terror. There was no time to dwell on what could have been or what might await them in the darkness ahead. The path forward was clear, and Rain knew that he must stay focused on the task at hand if they were to have any hope of emerging victorious.