“Hm?”

Seon-Hyeok first noticed the signs around the time he caught up to a moving infantry company. He frowned – the change was so subtle that he would not have noticed if he was not being vigilant.

“Hmm…”

There was no place to hide in the wilderness, and there was no presence among the infantry moving like a line of worker ants that could pose a threat.

However, he did not ignore the alarms going off in his body.

On this day, he did not even have Aria Eisen to support him. A mage’s body was too frail to endure such a murderous flight schedule, and he had decided to give her a break for the day. So long as he was in enemy territory alone, he could not overlook even the slightest of abnormalities.

Let’s head back.

He had no reason to overexert himself. He had already made tremendous contributions in this war, and the war situation would not significantly change if he failed to deal with this single infantry company.

“Let’s head up, Redvern.”

After looking at the back of the infantry for a while, Seon-Hyeok tapped Redvern on the neck and told the wyvern to ascend.

Am I overreacting?

He smiled bitterly when he noticed...