Noah had understood that something was incredibly off after seeing the traps in the area, but he didn't expect something so shocking. He could accept that the Kesier apes had learnt how to harness the power of the old sky, but that scene left him speechless. Those magical beasts were deploying a second innate ability right in front of his eyes.
The orange lightning bolts fused with the shockwaves generated by the invisible energy and created a huge pillar that clashed with the crackling figure.????
The impact generated an explosion that spread dangerous attacks throughout the entire area, but the sparks that flew toward the city burnt when they touched an invisible barrier that the experts had failed to sense.
The crackling figure lost pieces of its body as it flew back into the storms, but a vortex of chaotic laws followed its movements and restored its features. Its power even increased as gales fused with its sparks and intensified the noise they spread through the sky.
The three rank 9 Kesier apes used that chance to focus the entirety of their efforts on rebuilding the intermediate dimension. Their invisible energy condensed until it gained the solid shape of lines that fell on the tight array and restored the pieces destroyed by the last lightning bolts.
"Did they improve their species?" Noah wondered loudly.
It didn't matter how many times he reviewed the scene. Noah couldn't find additional items or tools on the Kesier apes. The power shown during the last exchange came from their bodies, which could only lead to an astonishing conclusion.
The experts around him couldn't answer his questions, but they shared his confusion. It didn't take an expert in the magical beasts' field to understand that something had happened to those creatures. Still, another doubt soon appeared in their minds. They didn't know if the Kesier apes had applied those modifications on their own or if an external existence had helped them in the process.
"How possible is something like that?" King Elbas asked while putting his pride away to request the opinion of an expert that surpassed him in that field. "Can they really modify their species on their own?"
Noah could only think about a loud "no
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