"Calm down. It's not like the sky itself will fall on us," scolded Giorno.

"I-I think the sky is really falling on us this time. You need to see this," said the team leader before collapsing weakly on the ground, losing consciousness.

"What's happening? How are our probes?" asked Giorno.

I turned on the Brotherhood's communicator and only heard static.

"Edo, watch over Kamo and try to wake Kalun up. Also, keep your eyes on these people. Aaron and Asa, come with me. We'll take a look outside," commanded Giorno.

"I'll go with you," I offered.

"I'll go as well," said Zhang Bao'er.

Old Du and Prince Toruse stood up as well. I nodded at them, and the four of us followed Giorno and his people out of the hall. We walked along the stairs to reach the top of the college's wall.

Dawn was coming; Betelgeuse's reddish light was slowly shining from the horizon, illuminating a part of the world. The illumination allowed me to get a clear look at the scene before me, a scene that caused me to take a deep breath in shock. Before the college, fully armed soldiers were standing neatly in four square formations.

"Canyue,...