Kaizen feared the situation to be worse than what he had thought. The Red Monac was way ahead of him in plotting; he feared that he might even be noticed already. But still, he wasn't ready to back down—neither too late to keep trying. Kaizen went outside the underground chamber, and seeing the field—how it was widely scattered with holes all over due to the battle that took place between Nathan and the Collaser—got him exclaiming hard. "Where could Zorn be now?" Kaizen murmured in thought as his eyes darted around. Then, suddenly, a soldier ran towards Kaizen as he spoke hastily. "Sir, I think I might know the location where Sandra and the invader ran off to. I had been

Zorn knew that he couldn't exit the island by himself. He needed somebody to deactivate the shield, and Sandra was the perfect person to do that. All he had to do was wait and target the time at which she had made that possible, then he used the advantage to make a run. "Hmmmm, I also crave to leave this island, but if we do that, who would never discover the truth about the Red Monac and uncover their main aim of doing the whole of this?" Kaizen said with a gasp, trying to give Zorn reasons why he should join hands with him. Kaizen couldn't just make everything slide. He had waited for many years, thinking about how to take over the Red Monac. He couldn't just exit the island yet. He had to achieve what he wanted, and he had made up his mind never to back down—his choice about it. "And secondly, how did you even know about this place?" Kaizen asked. He was dazed. The cave was a kind of secret of the island and had been kept away from everybody's reach. Seeing Zorn know about it go

  Nathan glared at the little deer as it transformed into something unimaginable. This left Nathan and Sandra stunned at what they were seeing. Realization struck Nathan as he got a hint of the reasons his system had instructed him to kill the little deer creature,  In time, as it was in its vulnerable state.  if the little deer creature had the power to kill a bigger deer of that size Nathan saw—the same shape of deer that he had fought earlier when he was still maneuvering his way through the forest—that meant the creature standing in front of him now was something else, something beyond imagination, something that could turn worse than they collaser.  "What the hell? What the hell is that?" Sandra snapped, her body already shiverin