studiobondurri Chapter 80. Starfall Bay - 3
Chapter 80. Starfall Bay - 3
Chapter 80. Starfall Bay - 3
'Should I make an escape?'
Orion thought, looking at the guards, whether he should escape from here, but he felt the situation was way too complicated.
If he were alone, he would consider escaping through the curse of Dimensional Dissonance but he wasn't. Even if he were to ignore the rest of the transmigrators, Famir and Ryfin were with them, and he couldn't leave them behind. So, escaping wasn't an option.
As for fighting the guards, whose strength had reached iron rank, Orion had confidence he could defeat them. But the problem was that this whole port was filled with guards wearing the same armor with an illuminating sun etched on their chestplate. This made him hesitate about whether he should fight or not.
If it were only these guards that surrounded them, then he could definitely defeat them, but he couldn't do the same for all the guards who were walking around the port. He would ultimately get surrounded, and he would still have to take into consideration the safety of his friends and the group of transmigrators.
'Damn, what should I do?'
In the end, he couldn't come to a decision and was stuck in a dilemma.
'Let's calm down and talk to the guards. Maybe the situation isn't as bad as I thought it out to be.'
"What do you want from us?" Orion asked, looking at the guard who had talked with Ralf earlier.
All the guards smiled as they heard his question.
"We don't want anything," one of the guards said playfully. "We just want you kids to follow us."
Orion felt irritation rising as he observed their playful expressions. He had never liked being mocked, neither in his past life nor in this one. Seeing their delight in teasing him fueled his anger even more.
But he didn't show the anger on his face, nor did he let it control him. He suppressed it within him.
"Where?" He then asked them. "Where do you want us to follow you, and why?"
"Where? Hahahaha," the guard started laughing, hearing Orion. He then pointed in the distance where a huge mountain could be seen. "That's where you kids will be following us."
Orion turned to look in that direction and saw a huge mountain standing in the distance. He had already seen that mountain when he came here because it was just too big to be ignored, and even if he really wanted to ignore it, he couldn't. It was just so big. Something that huge would always be in everyone's vision, whether they wanted it or not.
He sighed, thinking about the current situation, and in the end, he decided to follow them.
The decision was made after he saw the middle-aged man. He felt that the middle aged man was way stronger than the current him, and if he were to make any rash decision and act recklessly here, then he would probably be killed by that cruel man.
"Bring them to the boat," the main guard, who had talked with Ralf earlier, said to the other guards.
The rest of the guards didn't waste any time and took out white bracelet-like things as they made their way towards Orion's group.
"Don't do anything and just follow what they say for now," Orion whispered to his group.
The group nodded to Orion. They also understood that, in the situation they were in, acting recklessly would do them no good.
At that moment, the group of guards reached them and looked at them as if they were looking at a dead person.
"Move your hand forward," one of the guards yelled at them.
Orion didn't know what they wanted to do, but knowing their current situation, he listened to them and moved his right hand forward.
Immediately, one of the guards slapped the white bracelet on his wrist, causing the bracelet to fit smoothly in his hand.
Orion didn't feel anything different after that and thought that maybe it was a type of tracker placed on them so they couldn't escape.
The same happened to everyone in the groups, but their faces turned to horror as the bracelet appeared on their wrists.
"I can't sense my mana!"
"Me too! I can't even sense my skills."
"It must be this bracelet. It must be this thing's doing."
The group of transmigrators, along with Famir and Ryfin, felt that their connection to mana had been cut off. They couldn't feel their mana, and even worse, they couldn't sense their skills either. It was as though they returned to their former selves—a normal human devoid of any strength.