“I’ll remain.”

After a full day of internal debate, Seon-Hyeok finally reached his decision. He expected Commander Mangsk to welcome his extended stay, but the commander’s attitude was surprisingly different from what he expected.

“I don’t want you to carry such a big burden alone anymore.”

The commander tried to persuade him otherwise, saying that the mages and knights on the front lines had found a way of dealing with the enemy griffin riders.

“The advantage of flying in the sky isn’t just being able to attack an opponent from out of reach.”

The real benefit of flight was the accompanying mobility. No matter how high a kingdom built its walls or patrolled the borders, it could not do anything to restrict travel through the sky. Like Seon-Hyeok did himself, the griffin riders would most certainly move exclusively by air and harass the Adenburg Kingdom without restraint.

And in this process, it would not be the superhuman beings suffering from their attacks, but the ordinary soldiers unable to receive the kingdom’s protection.

“I won’t focus on anything else. My goal is to simply stop those knights in the sky.”

The commander looked at him suspiciously after noticing his firm attitude.

“Why did you suddenly change your mind? Just yesterday, you were adamant about returning home.”

“I was truly exhausted then,...