A murmur of unknown significance came back from the sound transmission tube, but after a while, a voice sounded: "Captain Odmiller, we can't contact the Onoi Man... No, we should say that we can't find the shadow of the Onoi Man at all. It was like... it disappeared from the wind element detector..."

"We are not sure if there is something wrong with the wind element detector. The captain's magician and craftsman are in an emergency investigation."

"No need to check—" Lair said decisively: "Where is the nearest wind knight? Let them go over and take a look immediately."

But he didn't finish his words.

Another extremely anxious voice suddenly came from the sound transmission tube:

"The Falcons call the Torch, the Falcons call the Torch, or any ship that can hear us can-"

"We're in trouble, repeat it again, we're in trouble..."

"We are the Wind Knights on the Torch, we are attacked...they, they are..."

The voice was filled with panic and nervousness, so that it seemed a bit intermittent. The sudden communication shocked everyone, so that the voice transmitter was silent for a while. After a while, Lair shouted: "Quickly ask them what happened!"

"Okay, captain, we'll do it right away..." There was a sound of war and chaos coming from the sound transmission tube, as if it was calling, but there was also the sound of something falling to the ground.

But suddenly, a terrified scream interrupted everyone's movements:

"...they are here...they are constructs! So many, they are in a lot of numbers, one, two...three, at least three formations..."

"They swooped down from the clouds, spread out soon, spread out soon!"

Next was a harsh sound.

It was like a metal or something, a sound that broke and then all sounds returned to silence, leaving only the rustling etheric background noise.

Lair heard the source of the sound - it was the sound of the communication crystal cracking.

He was silent for a while before he spoke calmly:

"Fifteen minutes later, contact the person on the Onoy People."

“Ask them…”

"what happened."

Lair turned around: "Sir Captain, please get the ship closer in that direction immediately."

The indigenous captain seemed to be immersed in the previous shock and did not react. Although he was an old sailor, he had never experienced such a thing before. Not to mention such things, he actually never encountered a real naval battle - except for a few experiences of fighting with the thief.

He was stunned for a while before he nodded quickly.
Chapter completed!