Chapter 2126 - The Anti-Mage Church, Part One (1/2)

Translator: Exodus Tales  Editor: Exodus Tales

Translated by XephiZ

Edited by Aelryinth

The clothes suddenly sprang up from the muck and sprinted towards the fallen woods.

“Come over here, where do you think you are going?” Mo Fan used his Telekinesis to drag the clothes back.

“Spare me!” the man covered in mud cried.

“He must be guilty. He started begging before he saw us,” Zhao Manyan said.

Zhao Manyan flicked his finger. A small droplet appeared above the guy.

The droplet suddenly burst open, and lots of water poured down on the guy. He was almost knocked over by the force.

The guy turned out to be a young lad in his twenties. He looked completely lost, as if he had just witnessed something horrifying.

“It looks like we have found our witness,” Mo Fan commented.

“Mm, but he’s a little unstable. Let’s bring him back to the city,” Mu Bai said.

—

Jade Bay City was the largest city in Crete. It was located right at the center, with lots of bays and harbors. These places along the coastline had become popular attractions. The number of tourists would peak in April and May every year.

It was still a little cold in March, but most residents on the islands and the cities were on alert after the terrifying incident that had befallen Green Sprouts City.

The Knights did not treat Mo Fan seriously. Mo Fan told Poseidon he found a survivor, but Poseidon did not think much of it. There were other survivors around. He was only following the order from his superior to bring them here. It was their business on how they dealt with the Tyrant Titans.

—

Jade Bay City had constructed many new sentry towers with Mages on patrol across the coastline. They would sound the alarm if they spotted anything unusual.

Mo Fan went looking for a place to eat. He was seriously not used to the European cuisine. However, the young lad who was mentally unstable immediately regained his senses after smelling the smoked meat.

The survivor felt a lot better after filling his stomach. He even picked his teeth with his fingernails.

“That scared the shit out of me. Luckily, you guys weren’t the titans!” Harper exclaimed.

“Did you see the titan?” Mo Fan asked.

“Of course, it was right in front of me. It’s…it’s as tall as Mount Tibur. Its footprint is as big as a basketball court. For God’s sake, why does a creature like that even exist? If they can grow to that size, what’s the meaning of our existence?” Harper blurted out.

“Don’t we have Mages?” Mu Bai said.

“Mages? You’re kidding, Mages will never beat the creature I saw. It was just…it was like an ancient demon. We are just ordinary people!” Harper shuddered.

“Just ignore if it’s a god or we are humans, can you tell us what you know? We are here to hunt the Tyrant Titan,” Mo Fan told him.