Chapter 772 Revealing New Info

Chapter 772 Revealing New Info

The projection differed vastly from before. Instead of a 3D rendering of a wolf, the image seemed all too real this time.

Even David was taken aback by what he saw.

"No. This can't be right..." he muttered.The birth of this content finds its genesis in Nøv€lß¡n★

Jack heard his comment, and his heart skipped a beat. But he resumed his presentation.

"Yesterday, after learning what we might be up against, I contracted B&D Security to get some satellite imagery and a live feed of the region. We threw the net wide since we didn't know where the beasts would be and caught their trail quickly.

"Unfortunately, what it revealed was less than comforting..." Jack said, sighing.

On the projection, the pack could be seen roaming through the wilderness with the two massive wolves leading them. But something was odd about the much larger wolves.

lightsnοvεl "What is that on their head?" Juan Clark asked, since he was the least used to New Eden monsters.

And before Jack could answer, David cut in.

"Those are horns. They are catalysts to their newfound power... These are not ordinary wolves anymore. These are Raijū. And they are rare even within New Eden. They can only be found in a specific part of the Dwarven mountain ranges and usually stay hidden..." he said, a tinge of fear in his tone.

Jack looked at David with sternness, pissed he'd been interrupted, but at least the description fit with what they had seen on the live feed.

"We didn't know their name, but what Mr. Magnus has described sounds accurate. There seemed to be a constant onset of clouds above the pack, and we figured they were the ones affecting the weather.

"When B&D Security sent in drones to capture the live feed, the wolves quickly shot them down. This is the only footage we got out of them."

Jack pressed his remote again, the projector switching to a video file with thirty seconds of recording.

The recording started, and the screen split into four squares with different camera angles. One was angled to the sky, recording the storm and its pitch-black clouds.

Panic was already taking hold of him as he realized the folly of his choice. He should have never agreed.

Alex put his hand on the trainer's shoulder.

"Clark, calm down. I know the stakes are high, but we still have a good chance of dealing with these. Also, consider the carnage these would do if they ever reach the city. Not many people can even dream of fighting against those yet. We have to do this."

Clark's eyes were wide with panic, like a deer in front of high beams, as he imagined himself getting carbonized by a lightning strike. And Alexander's words only stoked that panic.

"If so little people can fight this, all the more reason for me not to be here! I'm not a superhero, Alex! I might be able to take on stronger people now, but that doesn't mean I can fight a monster straight out of New Eden!"

His agitation made Juan nervous, as the young man also didn't think he was up to the task.

Behind Jack, Margarett looked at them and shook her head in disappointment.

'That's what I feared. They are just scared kids. How can I trust them with my life if we battle such monsters...'

Cory looked at the man throwing his tantrum, and he felt uneasy. This was a grave matter.

He also was shaking in his boots. But when he imagined these monsters rampaging in a city filled with innocent people, his mind refused to devolve into panic.

He couldn't let that happen. He wouldn't

David was still looking at the projected image, which was now just a black blob, and his mind was fumbling with thoughts.

'This changes everything. All those calculations are void... Even with all ten of us, our chances are meagre.'

Looking at Cory, he wondered how much of his avatar's powers the boy had on this side.

'Maybe with his help, we have a chance at not losing anyone, but grave injuries are bound to happen... If only I had formed my mana lobe already. I could pull out so much more undead. The world's mana is still too weak...'