“We have to run!” Eleris shouted frantically. Only then did the grand duke, Harriet, and I come to our senses.0

‘Yes, run.’0

If any of those meteors were of significant size, we would have to worry about a planet-level catastrophe. But even if they weren’t that large, it was clear that a tremendous disaster was about to sweep through the area.0

If we were to flee, where would we go, and how were we to escape? 0

Long-distance teleportation was impossible due to the interference barrier, and even if it were possible, there wasn’t enough time to cast it. 0

Hundreds of burning meteors were descending from the sky, threatening to tear through  the earth—how could we possibly avoid them? Could a shield or barrier protect us from the shockwaves of the meteor impacts?0

Harriet gritted her teeth. She didn’t know what to do, but it was as if she felt she had to do something.0

Blue mana lines began to surge throughout Harriet’s body. 0

In such an urgent situation, quick casting of magic was something only Harriet could do.0

But how could we possibly deal with this situation?0

Whoosh!0

The numerous runes entwined around Harriet’s body, as well as the necklace she wore, were emitting a fierce light.0

Clink… Clink…0

Not just...0