By this point, only about thirty percent of humanity hadn’t been turned into blind believers. The few remaining territories were Monsieur, Shahatra, St. Hall, and Deucekain, along with the three major military camps. Most of the other cities and kingdoms, regardless of their size, had either been destroyed or their population had been turned into blind believers by the apostles. 0

Such an unparalleled catastrophe had occurred within the span of one month. 0

And now, Arthus threatened to annihilate the remaining thirty percent of humanity just because Henry and his allies hadn’t listened to him and because he was irritated by their attitude. 0

Thud, thud, thud…0

The ground rumbled as though a herd of buffalos were thundering across a nearby field. 0

Of course, the rumbling wasn’t coming from a herd. Rather, it was caused by an ominous black wave that drew closer and closer from the horizon. They were blind believers, screaming eerily as they came rushing toward the expedition members. 0

“Here they come,” muttered McDowell as he eyed the approaching threat across the horizon.0

There was still hope. They had already made plans for a situation like this, and thanks to Henry's quick...0