Why can't humans do it too?

Imagine that scenario: during a battle, you only need to say one sentence to bring the enemy's magic bull over. This isn't just physical damage; the mental blow is also immense.

Judging from Jibril's words, even the Forest Elves, the most skilled in magic among all races, are not immune to this special power, and even Shinko is no exception.

"Heh, that would require enough water spirits. There are probably more than one such being among all the marine species," Xin Ke said disdainfully, "most of them are just idiots who can't do anything."

"Yes, I believe Xin Ke's strength is beyond what a mere sea creature can compare to," said the first to offer praise. The clever Su Er naturally wouldn't disagree at this moment. Logically, he should have said that Xin Ke was the strongest, but he held back.

Based on Suer's current experience, you can't mention that someone is a genius in front of Xinke, nor can you mention words like "the strongest" in front of Jibril, otherwise something terrible will definitely happen... Don't say I didn't warn you!

Although he was ultimately belittled by Xinke, after Xinke and Jibril's back-and-forth explanations, Suer still developed a certain illusion about the combat power of the marine species. Most importantly, they seemed to be quite dim-witted and easily deceived.

So... is it possible for it to be used by humans?

Sul pondered repeatedly in his heart the last words that the God of Forging, Okan, left for him, the answer that would allow humanity to live upright in this world... Could it be in the sea creatures?

Could these clumsy mermaids support humans as they stand up, like prosthetic limbs?

Or, to put it more boldly, could Okan's answer be that the answer lies with marine species? These seemingly simple-minded and easily deceived creatures...

No, we cannot be fooled by appearances. We still need a deeper understanding, and we also need to look at other marine species. Individual cases do not represent anything.

Suer made a decision: he would never underestimate any race that had survived to this day; they couldn't survive without some skill.

"And what about you?" Looking at the sea creature who could happily play in the sea even when no one paid attention to her, Suer suddenly turned to Jibril and asked, "I remember you are a life form made purely of elves. Won't this power of the sea creature affect you?"

Slightly taken aback, Jibril hadn't expected Sull to have such suspicions about her. Instead of giving a direct answer, the pink-haired winged creature simply revealed a bloodthirsty and expectant smile.

"...I'm actually hoping that one of them will become such a genius?"

"..."

Then you can add one more item to your collection, right?

Suer was already quite adept at deciphering the subtext of such words.

However, this also proves that the marine species' attempt to influence the winged species is purely wishful thinking.

"So, what level is her strength among marine species?" Suer continued to ask, and everyone's eyes fell on the creature that was darting across the sea like a dolphin, playing with the lively currents.

“She’s probably one of the very best,” Xin Ke remarked meaningfully, watching the long blue hair fly wildly as she leaped. “It seems Miss Monster has caught a rather interesting one.”

Chapter 184 Time Has Passed and Circumstances Have Changed

In other words, didn't Jibril just randomly choose a marine species after the bombing?

Suer nodded thoughtfully and did not press the matter further.

This blue-haired marine creature didn't play any tricks on anyone, nor did it deliberately take a detour or lead the three people to dangerous places. She frolicked like a dolphin, leaping and tumbling in the waves. The sea seemed to have a real life, actively pushing her forward.

After realizing that Suer and the other two could easily keep up with her speed, the sea creature moved much faster, giving the impression that it was having a speed contest.

The seas where those orcs roamed were much farther than Sur had anticipated. When they were searching for that secret, the three of them had already ventured deep into the ocean, far from the mainland, but now they had returned directly to a place close to land.

If the place where the three people finally ended up was the farthest point on the seabed where marine life was most concentrated, then these mermaids traveling such a long distance to the edge of the land, well, they must be really bored looking for fun.

Or are you lying?

"We're here~", the blue-haired sea creature suddenly stopped, making a huge circle with her arms as she said, "This is where Leila brought me here before~"

Orcs Crossing the Sea

Why is there only the sea? Where are the orcs?

died.

Where's the boat?

On the seabed.

Fortunately, Suer and his companions had never had any expectations for this sea creature, so the current state of having nothing was somewhat expected.

“We need to search the area. As far as I know, the orcs are a very mobile race. If they really decide to do something at sea, the losses from the attack by the marine species will definitely not stop them,” Suer said, looking at the land.

His feelings were somewhat complicated. He never expected that after the life-or-death crisis, he would have another day of interaction with the orcs. And this time, he would obviously not be at a disadvantage.

Time passes.

“Then I’ll do it. Letting this weed do it would just waste so much time.” She took flight decisively, and before Xin Ke could object, Jibril stretched out her hand and unfurled a bright halo, with invisible ripples seemingly spreading out from around her.

“This can detect the biological reactions around us, and then we can filter out the interfering information… Ah~ I found it~” In just a few seconds, Jibril opened her eyes and pointed in a direction, “Let’s go over there.”

"...", without saying a word, Xin Ke just glared fiercely at Jibril. Su Er was willing to bet that this woman had definitely written this matter down in her little notebook.

Hmm... Logically speaking, the notes for Jibril should be as thick as a book, this is terrifying.

It was clear that Jibril's description of the surroundings was only relative to the Winged Race; at the very least, the group flew quite a distance in the direction she indicated before finally seeing their target.

Several small wooden boats, with only one deck, were propelled by human power—no, it should be said by orcish oars. This number could not possibly be a large orcish force, meaning—are they scouts?

Under the power of the Skywing race, the orcs had no chance to resist, and there was no space for them to communicate. When they realized what was happening, the wooden boats were moved to the nearest relatively large island and they were able to go ashore on the spot.

"what's the situation!!"

"Nozawa! Where have you rowed the boat?"

"I, I don't know!"

"vomit!!!"

"..."

It was complete chaos. Sul could hear panicked shouts in orc language and violent vomiting coming from several ships.

Aside from ensuring their survival, this virtually unprotected passage through space brought these orcs an unprecedented experience, followed by intense physical discomfort. To be honest, if the orcs hadn't possessed inherent physical strength, Jibril's casual act of letting them pass through space would have been enough to cause immediate casualties.

The vulnerability of lower races is fully exposed in the face of higher races.

The chaos inside the cabin didn't last long. After a series of crashes, several of the strongest orcs broke through the ship's walls and jumped out. They rolled gracefully on the open ground, assumed a wary stance, and then froze.

The forest elf whose soul stone on its forehead was still faintly glowing, the sea creature lying on its back in a water sphere floating in the air, and the one that looked the smallest but was flying above several people's heads... the winged creature.

What combination is this?

How did these races come together?

Am I still asleep?!

As a race that relies solely on physical strength, the orcs may not be able to say that their bodies are faster than their minds when faced with a problem, but they certainly want to rely on their own strength to break through when in doubt.

Before the few orcs who had jumped out could warn them, the tops of the wooden boats were punched through like balloons by the orcs who kept popping out. This was because many of the orcs had followed the others out; otherwise, the tops of the boats would have disappeared on the spot.

Then they were all dumbfounded.

It's not fair to blame them for being psychologically fragile. In fact, any other intelligent and talking race would react the same way in this situation. It's too abnormal, so abnormal that it doesn't seem like they're in the midst of a brutal war.

Oh, except for marine species.

From the beginning until now, this blue-haired sea creature has never once questioned the combination of the three of them, Suer. In her opinion, there is absolutely no problem, and everything is OK.

"Ah~, hello everyone~"

Jibril gave a very polite slight bow in the air, but when she looked up, she saw that the orcs were even more bewildered, and none of them responded except for gripping their weapons even tighter.

They don't understand.

"Ha~"

Jibril heard a disdainful laugh from a weed behind her, and a small 'well' sign popped up on her forehead. Karma had come on too fast.

“She’s greeting you. If you’d like, could you please answer a few questions?” Suer stepped forward and spoke before the fighting broke out.

"..."

There was still no answer. Even though Suer had thoughtfully conveyed Jibril's words and the group's purpose in the orc language, the orc that seemed to be the leader not only showed no intention of cooperating, but also had a look of confusion in its big dog eyes.

It's a real dog head.

He could no longer understand what the person who suddenly spoke was saying.

Why do they still speak Orcish?

Why does it look so much like a monkey?

Chapter 185 Wanting to Send Jibril on Her Way

From what Suer saw, this leading orc had far too many "beast" features. Above its eyes, it was entirely covered in brown fur, and its eyebrows were completely mixed in. Through the gaps in its armor, one could see the fine hair on its neck extending all the way to its cheeks. On its head were two small, pointed ears, making it look like an upright walking... Shiba Inu.

Quite cute.

As Suer carefully examined these new marine pets, the 'fuzzy' creatures, little did he know that the orcs opposite him were also speculating about his origins.

The moment I broke through the ship's hull, I was completely captivated by the undisguised malice of the Skywing and Forest Elf species. I dared not relax for a moment, and at most caught a glimpse of the glamorous Sea creature out of the corner of my eye. As a result, I didn't notice the inconspicuous figure in an inconspicuous robe on the side.

He couldn't sense any oppressive aura from the elves, and the figure beneath the robes didn't appear particularly imposing. If he hadn't stepped forward to speak, he would have looked no different from the most ordinary wild beast. What was unusual, however, was his breathing. Even in this situation, he showed no sign of panic, nor could he hear a heartbeat. And the most unusual thing was that neither the Skywing nor the Forest Elf showed any resistance to his speaking on their behalf.

Is it a newly emerging race?

The kobold's heart sank little by little. He was well aware that the tribe's recent plans had been thwarted by the sea creatures. He had even specially chosen to bring out many skilled fighters this time, just to teach these brainless fools a lesson and make them learn to avoid them after suffering the pain. But what were these skilled fighters compared to the combination in front of him?

"Just use magic to check their memories," Xin Ke said impatiently, seeing that Su Er's friendly attitude still hadn't gotten a response, and even deliberately used the orc language.

Xin Ke's words were like bombs planted on the orcs opposite her. Blood-red mist exploded in the air, and even faster than the loud noise were the warriors whose muscles bulged.

Blood poisoning.