The soldiers of Intelar and the freemen that they were locked in battle against all gradually had their attention drawn to the phenomena taking place in the sky. They had even entered a temporary, unspoken truce, and it seemed that all of them were waiting to see what was going to happen next.

This was a battlefield with tens of thousands of soldiers, but all of them were reduced to supporting actors as the main star of the show was elsewhere, namely, high up in the heavens.

With a casual flick, Lana tossed the already unconscious Ewen out of her Parting Seas and Clouds, then made an inviting hand gesture.

It was clear that this was a challenge extended toward the burly skeleton.

"You may have invented a new spell, but you're still my servant," the burly skeleton said in a rather amused voice.

However, Perry could clearly see that its master's hands were trembling, and it couldn't help but wonder why this was the case.

Could it be that the burly skeleton was afraid of Lana? That clearly wasn't true.

Looking at the red-haired woman standing beneath the dark clouds, the burly skeleton couldn't help but think of a certain person, and it felt as if the lightning flashing in the sky were crashing down directly upon the memories that it had locked away so many years ago.

The woman in its memory...