Although most of these surface people have been wiped out, Skyle knows that it is absolutely impossible for them to disappear with their personalities. The pen "Fun" Pavilion www.biquge.info Skelle was able to set up such a big battle in order to confuse them, why couldn't the surface people do something unbelievable in order to preserve the "roots"?

The reason why Skyle thinks this way is because of the secret passage that can pass through the "wall". Although it had been destroyed, she did not know what had happened before it was destroyed - she believed that the surface people would not easily abandon such an important passage, and must have done something before it was abandoned - such as transferring some important person, or machinery.

Skell felt that all the remaining surface people in the Sunset Prairie were bait. The reason why they stayed, why they resisted, was all to create the illusion that the surface people were out of options, and that the surface people had been completely wiped out.

But is that really the case? Where does that passage lead?

The surface people traveled through that tunnel to the middle of the floating continent to carry out sabotage? No, impossible. One thing Skyll was certain was that the vast majority of the surfacer's armed forces had been destroyed, and that passage was unlikely to allow for too much mechanical diversion.

Even if hundreds of surface people were transferred to other parts of the Floating Continent, they would not be able to set off any strong winds and waves. No matter how good their concealment skills are, there is no guarantee that they will be foolproof, and in this "mistake", their limited strength will gradually wither. As long as the monitoring of the anomalous airship is strengthened, there will definitely be no other supplies and reinforcements for the surface people, and there is only a dead end waiting for them.

However, they shifted. They had moved away from the Sunset Meadow with something, and headed to the next place - and this place, most likely, would be the place where the Surface Man's goal would be achieved. Where will they go?

…… It's better to say that there is the power that can destroy the people of the Floating Continent.

What is the enemy of the people of the Floating Continental? What are we afraid of now?

We now have the most powerful mage army, the most prosperous economy in the world, and all the nations of the surface are subservient to Alfrye, at least on the surface.

In such a situation, would the people of the Floating Continent still have something to be afraid of?

Some.

A region popped into Skyll's mind, along with a very chilling thought.

There is indeed a power there that can destroy the people of the Floating Continent.

And the surface people may really be able to use that power.

Monster Mountain Range Burata.

There are endless terrifying demonic beasts there, and no one knows the specific strength and number of demonic beasts there.

Just a magical beast like the demon dragon Zir is quite difficult to deal with. Skyle's current strength is not strong, but she is completely unsure of her heart when she fights against the Demon Dragon. According to historical documents, the winning rate of oneself and the demon dragon is very low, and it should be less than two percent.

The Demon Dragon has almost inexhaustible physical strength, magic power, defense and attack power, which can be said to be the top in existence in history - the guardians of Dream Village are exceptions. Dreams are the exception of the exceptions. The result of fighting the demon dragon is very likely to be that he can't break through the demon dragon's defense at all.

There are 12 sages, but there are no dragons.