Weakest Beast Tamer Gets All SSS Dragons novel Chapter 1104

Chapter 1104: Chapter 1104 - Taming the Wall - Rescue Components - 2

That consistency possessed absolutely nothing casual or coincidental about it.

But Julius and Selphira didn’t argue.

They didn’t try to restrain her or downplay the threat. They understood the urgency of the moment far better than Luna did, because they actually knew the truth of what was happening in those ruins...

They only made one demand: she had to take Larissa with her.

It wasn’t a request for a chaperone. It was cold, military tactical logic.

If the situation turned apocalyptic, Larissa’s winged fusion could forcefully transport the two of them out of the hot zone vastly faster than Luna’s Celestial Tiger could run on the wind. Furthermore, even with both of them deployed, the city still retained more than half of its elite defensive vanguard.

It was an equation that balanced perfectly into an acceptable risk.

Luna didn’t waste breath on a verbal response. She simply spun on her heel and summoned her tiger, silently confirming that their analysis was correct, and she had already run the exact same calculations herself.

When Luna arrived in front of her, Larissa mounted her Lynx without a word.

They launched into the sky together, streaking toward the horizon.

As they rapidly closed the distance to the anomaly, the mana readings changed.

The colossal, oppressive auras of the Platinum beasts hadn’t diminished. They were still massive, and they were rapidly approaching the surface.

But Luna and Larissa weren’t focusing on the monsters. They were desperately scanning for the other signatures.

The now small ones.

They were searching for the human tamers who were supposed to be somewhere beneath that scarred earth. But even with Luna and Larissa’s hyper-tuned, elite perception, it was agonizingly difficult. The human signatures were so impossibly faint they were practically indistinguishable from the ambient static of the battlefield. They were almost entirely extinguished.

Almost.

Luna felt it first. Ren’s specific mana signature registered against her perception even when inside a shadow. It was as intimately recognizable to both Luna and Larissa as the aura of someone who had fundamentally become a part of their own souls.

It didn’t matter how faint the volume was; they knew the exact texture of his energy.

And there was someone else very recognizable for Luna.

But what the mana reading told them made their blood run cold.

It was the ragged, dying pulse of someone who had completely emptied their core, pushed past every conceivable limit, and was currently existing solely through pure, irrational stubbornness.

He was hovering on the absolute razor’s edge of death.

Still soaring through the air, high above the giant trees, Luna and Larissa looked at each other.

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