Dragon and Ogre, Sacrifice and Sin (16)

★ Lef Magitech Empire: Red Gate Front Lines ★

It wasn't that Glenjeed had any real chance of winning. This was a gigantic creature large enough to tower effortlessly over both people and buildings. Anyone who looked at it and thought, "We can win," was either exceedingly confident or a fool.

But Glenjeed moved.

He did so solely because of one thought: "If I leave this thing alone, the Kurvaan Holy Kingdom will eventually suffer as well."

The Empire's front line was being maintained by the exploits of the "Black Air Pirate" and the deployment of troops from each nation.

And even if something happened, the gigantic checkpoint should hold the monsters back. That sense of security was what allowed them to advance through the checkpoint, and if anything happened, they could rest in the "safe zone."

(But this thing is bad.)

The Fang of the End was simply too large. The checkpoint formed one enormous defensive wall, but the Fang of the End could clear it—or even the cliffs surrounding the Empire.

To the north lay the "Unexplored Land of Canion," but if it headed south, the Kurvaan Holy Kingdom lay to the east and the Light Heaven Knight Kingdom to the west.

I didn't even want to imagine what would happen if a tiger like this were let loose in a city—or how much damage it would cause...