"We should choose to attack one of them right now to decrease their power and weaken their alliance," Sealyn declared when everyone reunited. "The Yellow Mist clan lost around one-third of their numbers, so pretty much all the options are available to us."
Everyone didn't say anything about that, but they were a bit tired of an operation of that level. Moreover, if they truly wanted to cause so damage, they would need to split their forces. One is for distraction, one is for defense, and one is for attacking. The enemies could attack from four sides so that much was necessary.
"If everyone agrees with it, we should decide things as soon as possible," Seadrei said. "I believe that the chanical knights pose the most dangerous threat, and we should get rid of them and their leader. Their abilities also seem interesting and can be useful to us."
"That is probably the best target since lee fighters will be the best people against them, even more so when they are slow," Sealyn said. "Those who can fight from a long distance can defend and act as diversion… Arel, can you give us a hand with this?"
"It is rare for you all to call recently. What can I do for you?" Arel asked.
"We need you to monitor the enemy's forces when they leave their bases," Sealyn replied. "Dad is the only one for now who can handle long-range communications aside from you, but he will have to focus on destroying the chanical knights."
"I can do that. They will be easy to spot if they use large numbers," Arel said.
"Please do," Sealyn said. "Aside from Dad… we just need one person to cover for him… their squads will stay behind to defend the base, so…"
"I can do that. I am the best healer as well, after all," Terra said. "If I keep the patience path equipped, my healing skills will also calm him down as well. So, we won't have to worry about him getting enraged and losing his mind."
"Really? There is such an effect?" Rain frowned.
"With the current level of my healing skills, it is possible to do that," Terra shrugged.
Rain nodded at Terra's explanation, recognizing the logic behind it. The web of connections between the different paths and skills had always fascinated him. The levels of the sins' and virtues' paths indeed influenced the power of their respective skills, but it made sense that the reverse could also be true.
Terra's healing abilities, enhanced by the Patience Path, not only nded physical wounds but also provided a calming effect. This connection between skills and their corresponding paths created a useful balance, reinforcing the notion that the mastery of one aspect could ripple through other related abilities.
While Terra's role as the supporter seed well-suited for the task, Rain acknowledged the potential downside. Her proficiency in long-distance healing might make her a pri target for the enemies, especially considering the strategic importance of disrupting their plans.
"Are you fine with that, Seara?" Terra asked.
"No problem, you look after this idiot, and then I will look after this idiot here," Seara said while looking at Sealyn. "Without one of us, she will probably do sothing reckless, and Dad won't stop her."
"I would be grateful if you don't treat like I have lost my mind even once," Sealyn said. "Regardless, we don't have ti to waste. Mom, Grandfather, Liss, and Terra will co with to act as a diversion; the others will guard the base. We are departing now."
The aftermath of the recent battle cast a shadow over the surroundings, with the signs of conflict still visible and the lingering scent of battle. Despite this, the urgency of their next move compelled everyone to move swiftly to the next phase.
Rain felt the usual nonsensical Impulse bubbling up within him. However, a quick scan of Terra's expression, one marked by intense concentration, forced him to suppress his instincts. In that mont, Rain recognized the gravity of their mission and the need for unwavering focus.
The atmosphere crackled with an undercurrent of anticipation and determination. Weapons were checked, and the group moved in a synchronized dance of preparation. Rain refrained from his usual jests, sensing that the timing wasn't right.
"You have plenty of experience handling those guys, so I will focus on staying hidden and healing you," Terra said. "Give so of the ditation mastery rings since I will use the domain and the water mirror technique alongside it."
"You can use that, right…" Rain rubbed his chin thoughtfully. "This might work, and I will be able to fight like usual without a care in the world."
"I hope that you didn't forget that healing can't repair brains and hearts instantly," Terra said. "Well, if your heart is damaged, I should be able to repair it to keep its vital functions and maintain you alive, but you won't be able to keep fighting."
"Relax, even I am not crazy enough to disregard my safety like that," Rain shrugged.
"Keep leveling up your Wrath, and then you will beco exactly like that," Larisa said. "All this ti using Elisabetha, and her aura still is the sa."
The gloves worn by Terra were a key elent in stabilizing Larisa's aura. Over ti, Terra had been consistently channeling her healing abilities through the gloves, slowly weakening the corruption. The virtue paths, with their inherent cleansing properties, complented the healing process, contributing to Larisa's improvent.
The continuous use of the gloves not only healed Larisa but also served as a preventive asure, warding off the corrupting influence that had previously affected her aura. It showcased the interconnected dynamics of the virtues' and sins' paths.
Regardless, in less than five minutes, everyone was ready to move, so they nodded at each other and soon began to put the plan into action. Rain didn't try to hide, but Terra was behind while staying invisible thanks to her domain.
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