Infinite Paths: The Raging Phoenix

"Hmm… this is pretty good," Seadrei said while he was eating the curry. "Hot food is pretty good now and then."

Rain liked the praise, but he wished that he had made it more spicy… It was more satisfying seeing people having a hard time eating and sweating.

"For real, Rain," Jori said. "Forget about fighting. Being a chef is your call. You can become rich selling your food."

That would take too much time, and the income would be determined by how much food he makes, Rain would rather come up with a passive income method. In any case, everyone nodded when Rain looked around. Only Seara did that at first and then stopped since they weren't that close for her to have such an opinion. At the same time, she looked away.

Just like the other sea folks, Rain imagined that she didn't have good opinions of humans… even though she was eating with them, and that was why she kept her distance.

"... How many sea folks are going to join the battle?" Rain asked.

"Fifteen hundred," Seadrei replied.

That wasn't a large number considering that they would face forty thousand, perhaps two times more, if the magic people saw them as enemies… Rain Considered the possibility that he might have to talk with them, but things probably won't end well… he came with another army to their territory instead of a small group, like before, after all.

"Have you considered the possibility that your creatures might attract the dragons?" Rain asked.

"Yes, they will go down too if they try to get in the way of our path for justice," Seadrei readily declared.

Rain was starting to think that he should have left everyone home… In any case, the group had prepared to camp anywhere, so they didn't have a hard time sleeping that night.

On the next day, they didn't have to do anything but wait until they finally reached their destination in the middle of the afternoon… it was a random area of the continent that was one hundred kilometers on the magic people's side of the border. Around that time, Seadrei suddenly made a coral spear appear out of nowhere, and then he pointed it toward the beach…

Without warning, the tranquil surface of the ocean transformed into chaos. A colossal maelstrom, spiraling upward from the depths, began to take shape before their very eyes. This gargantuan water cyclone was unlike anything they had ever witnessed.

It truly dominated the seascape, its immense size, and power causing even the sea monsters under Seadrei's control to retreat hastily, for they knew the sheer force it possessed.

Despite their swift withdrawal to a distance of ten kilometers, the gravitational pull of the spiraling tempest was nothing short of mind-boggling. It tugged ferociously at the very fabric of the ocean, creating a relentless vortex that would have easily ensnared anything unfortunate enough to venture too close.

The powerful cyclone appeared to defy the laws of nature with its sheer scale and uncontrollable might.

Rain's companions were left in a state of profound shock and awe as they beheld the raw, unchecked power of the Sea Emperor. The sight of this powerful guy who could command and conjure such an immense water cyclone was staggering. It was now abundantly clear why the Sea Emperor had exuded an air of confidence that seemed unwavering, even in the face of the looming dragon threat.

The reality of the situation began to dawn on everyone. The sea, a realm largely uncharted by the people of their kingdom, was home to titanic beings of unimaginable might. It was no wonder that the Sea Emperor believed they held the upper hand, even if the dragons were to enter the fray.

The shock and reverence for this underwater realm's guardian was clear, and for the first time, Rain and his group were beginning to grasp the incredible extent of the forces they were now allied with.

As for Rain, he was more interested in learning the secrets of Seadrei's power… considering that he waited until now to kill the one who orchestrated the whole kidnapping of his people. Rain knew that the original coral spear would be many times stronger than his own, but he couldn't help but think that the power of the sea emperor was more conditional than it appeared to be.

"He looks like that, but he knows relatively well how to control his rage, but would that be enough to make him wait?" Rain thought.

After thinking for a short while, Rain recalled that Seadrei's first task for the war had been to call his generals and supporters. they weren't as strong as him, but he should have some reason for that… was the fact that they came with coral spears the only reason? Or does their presence make him stronger?

While Rain was thinking about all that, the colossal water cyclone surged forward, and it bore down upon the land, its immense force wreaking havoc on the natural terrain. Sand, earth, and rocks were helplessly torn asunder, forming a vast and destructive pathway for the ocean to reclaim. The very landscape was reshaped before their eyes, forever altered by the fury of this tempest.

Amidst this tumultuous display of power, the giant blue shark, the Kraken, and the other sea monsters understanding the need for a united effort, joined forces to amplify the cyclone's might. With precise and synchronized movements, they released powerful blasts of water into the heart of the swirling vortex.

These added surges of aquatic force only served to intensify the cyclone, making it an even more formidable and awe-inspiring spectacle of natural fury. The land, once dry and stable, was now witness to the unstoppable might of the sea.

"He was starting to look more and more like Poseidon," Rain furrowed his eyebrows.

Dragons weren't the only ones that could destroy the world… that became evident for everyone as they saw their path being created.

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