Ru Amuh decided to gather more information for now. Anything was fine, as long as they didn’t overexert themselves. And even if it was something small, it could be an important clue.

“Our enemies don’t know we’re here. And it must stay that way,” Ru Amuh warned, and the heroes scattered away. Then, like a boomerang, they soon returned to the same spot.

“It’s better if you don’t go left. Unlike where we are, it is full of evil and dark energy.”

“We found traces in the front that went through the same place several times; it seems to be the enemy forces’ scouting routes.”

“We also wandered toward the right and found a long burrow that appeared to be a trench. There were also several places that looked like temporary bunkers, but we couldn’t check the interior for fear of getting caught.”

The more they searched, the more their speculation seemed to be proven right.

“We have to get in and check the city out,” Nangnang said. “That’s a must if we are to search for the eighth recruits. First we have to find out what’s going on inside the city.” To do this, they needed to secure a way in. The best method was to share information with the eighth recruits through their devices.

Ru Amuh had brought Shahnaz’s statue just in case, but for them to send messages to another person, they needed to add each other as friends. In the current situation, they didn’t even know who had come to Liber. It seemed the only viable option in the end was for...