Jang Man Soo subconsciously grabbed Cale’s clothes.

“T, that-”

He could feel the vibrations from the ground beneath him.

Boom. Boom. Boom.

The ground was shaking, the monsters moving towards them.

Jang Man Soo started to shout.

“I, is it okay to send him in there alone?! What if-”

‘What if he ends up dying?!’

Jang Man Soo looked at Choi Han, who was heading out alone, then at Cale, unsure what to do.

His face was already covered in sweat, his pupils trembling with fear.

Cale met those trembling pupils with his gaze.

‘He was like this in the past too.’

The moment the central shelter was destroyed, Jang Man Soo was initially unable to act properly, overwhelmed by chaos and fear.

He was someone who had lost both legs to a monster.

He said his knees turned cold whenever he saw a monster.

He felt the same fear he had felt when he had lost his legs and feet, even though there was nothing beneath his knees.

That was why Cale needed to show him.

“Monsieur.”

“Euh, oui?”

Cale began to smile, looking into Jang Man Soo’s eyes, filled with fear.

“Ça va.”

Cale pointed ahead.

“Regardez.”

Jang Man Soo slowly looked forward.

He could see Choi Han, launching himself off the cement ground, soaring into the air.

“…Ah.”

The tip of Choi Han’s sword pointed towards the sky.

Jang Man Soo had seen many sword-wielding ability users, such as the former shelter leader Lee Soo Hyuk, but he had never seen a sword like Choi Han’s.

It was a different style of swordsmanship.

But he was familiar with the thing emerging from the tip.

“…Un dragon.”

Sparkling black smoke coalesced into a large dragon.

The sword’s tip moved from the sky to the left.

The black dragon writhed.

The sword slashed from left to right.

The black dragon seemed to roar, following the sword’s path.

Baaaaaaaaaang!

The black dragon devoured the monsters.

The monsters’ footsteps vanished from the spot where the sparkling black dragon had passed.

Only the corpses of the slain monsters lay scattered on the ground.

“…Ah-”

He couldn’t say anything else.

Jang Man Soo felt electricity coursing through his body.

Was this truly human strength?

All the Grade 3 monsters in front had been slain.

Silence filled the air.

People were even quieter than when the world had been shrouded in darkness.

This darkness, appearing before them under the clear eye and in the face of despair, shone brightly in everyone’s eyes.

Jang Man Soo’s eyes turned to the back of the boy who had landed again.

A young boy, with a slightly unusual outfit and sword, stood calm.

He stood there, his back turned to them.

“Kekeke-”

The silence was broken.

Jang Man Soo looked behind him.

“Kahahahaha!”

Park Jin Tae laughed so loudly that his shoulders rose and fell.

He had no choice but to laugh.

“Keke, ça me rend fou.”

He truly felt like he was going crazy.

He had felt suffocated by the approaching Grade 3 monsters.

He had thought he might even die from the pressure.

But the moment this Choi Han punk unleashed his power…

The pressure from the Grade 3 monsters vanished.

‘This is not human strength!’

He now felt an even stronger pressure suffocating him.

‘Lee Soo Hyuk?’

Lee Soo Hyuk was nothing compared to this guy.

That person might have gotten stronger since then, but he still couldn’t compare to Choi Han.

“…Kim Rok Soo avait raison.”

He was certain.

He believed he could survive if he listened to Kim Rok Soo.

No matter what.

He then spoke loudly.

“Réveillez-vous si vous ne voulez pas mourir!”

At that moment.

“Roooooooooooooooar!”

“Rooooooooar!”

New monsters advanced, stepping over the corpses of the fallen monsters.

Choi Han’s black dragon had stopped the monsters in front, but he couldn’t stop the hundreds of monsters on his own.

“Roooooooooooooooar!”

“Screeeeeeeech!”

They heard monsters roaring from behind the building.

North, south, east, and west.

Monsters were attacking from all sides.

Park Jin Tae raised his head.

He felt Kim Rok Soo’s gaze on him.

He seemed to be saying, ‘It’s your turn.’

“Heh. Imbécile drôle.”

Park Jin Tae laughed as he moved his hand.

He then drew the entire holster from his hip.

He released his grip.

Tang.

The holster fell to the ground.

“Chef.”

Lee Chul Min and the other members of the attack team all looked towards him.

But Park Jin Tae was looking at Kim Rok Soo.

“Nous suivrons les ordres de Kim Rok Soo.”

He walked towards Kim Rok Soo, Jang Man Soo, and Lee Jin Joo.

“Pendant au moins 24 heures.”

For a full day.

“Kim Rok Soo là-bas est le roi de ce refuge.”

That was their only way to survive.

He felt no pressure from Kim Rok Soo.

But Park Jin Tae felt a different kind of pressure as he walked towards him.

‘Oui, ce regard.’

The way Kim Rok Soo was looking at him…

That became pressure.

His gaze seemed to have complete confidence that he would be able to do something.

That gaze felt like pressure to Park Jin Tae.

He started to laugh.

He was used to it.

He was used to this kind of expectation-filled pressure.

Pressure had been a constant companion throughout most of Park Jin Tae’s life, and he enjoyed this kind of pressure.

He put his hand inside his shirt.

He wrapped his hand around the cold object in his pocket and grabbed it.

Click.

A small pistol revealed itself in Park Jin Tae’s right hand.

Park Jin Tae, National Team member for Shooting.

Guns, swords, missiles, etc.

Most of the weapons used by humans before the cataclysm were still useful.

However, they were not useful compared to the abilities used by ability users.

Weapons from before the cataclysm were not very useful against these monsters.

A monster that might barely be killed with almost a hundred missiles could die easily from an ability user’s strange ability.

But such irregularities had become the new normal in this world.

This gun was a new weapon in ability user Park Jin Tae’s hand.

Jang Man Soo began to speak, looking at Park Jin Tae walking towards them.

“Ah, peu importe! Je n’ai aucune idée!”

He closed his eyes after seeing Kim Rok Soo smiling at him.

He then tilted his body to one side, spreading his arms.

His hands pointed north and south.

“…Hé, Rok Soo.”

He quietly began to speak with his eyes still closed.

“Serai-je utile?”

“Bien sûr que oui. On ne peut pas faire ça sans toi, monsieur.”

Jang Man Soo smiled.

“Vraiment? C’est vraiment le cas?”

‘Ça ne marchera pas sans moi? Je suis utile? Je peux faire quelque chose?’

Jang Man Soo’s lips trembled.

“Alors, pourquoi pas?!”

Jang Man Soo’s hands began to glow.

Jang Man Soo.

He possessed a defensive ability.

He had lost his two legs, but his two arms were intact and still capable of using this power.

Walls began to appear in both of his hands.

They were thick, wide, and tall, semi-transparent walls.

Drip.

The moment a cold sweat flowed down Jang Man Soo’s forehead and fell to the ground…

“Putain de fou!”

Park Jin Tae laughed, swearing.

Cale’s head moved.

The three-story building that had been the central shelter.

It was now a building with one side broken.

Walls rose on the southern and northern sides of this square building.

The walls were approximately 1.5 stories high.

They were much higher than even the monsters taller than humans.

Cale clenched his fists.

‘Ça a marché!’

Jang Man Soo’s power was the same as before.

Cale lowered his head.

“Hehehe.”

Jang Man Soo laughed.

He slightly opened his eyes and looked at Cale.

“Hé, est-ce que je l’ai fait correctement?”

“Oui, monsieur.”

“Mais je pense que je ne peux tenir ça que pendant environ deux heures.”

Cale began to laugh.

“Ça suffit.”

He looked away from Jang Man Soo and raised his head.

The smile vanished from his face.

The Grade 3 monsters would attack from the east and west, since the southern and northern sides were blocked.

Choi Han had returned, and Cale patted his shoulder instead of saying ‘good job,’ and began to speak.

“Escadron 1 à l’est.”

Choi Han began to move towards the monsters charging from the east.

Cale then patted someone else’s shoulder.

“Escadron 2 à l’ouest.”

Park Jin Tae began to move west.

“Hyung.”

Cale had to listen to Lee Seung Won, who had walked up behind him.

The uncertainty had somewhat disappeared from Lee Seung Won’s eyes.

“Mamie a dit que tout est prêt.”

Cale turned around after hearing that.

The three-story building.

They had removed all the doors and windows of this building last night.

Grandma Kim was looking down at Cale from the roof.

Cale’s gaze began to move.

He looked towards the eastern and western sides of the building.

He could see people in those windows.

They were not ability users.

But they would all participate in this battle.

Cale raised his hand.

He then began to look elsewhere.

First, he looked west.

He was looking at Park Jin Tae.

“Chef.”

Park Jin Tae did not respond to Lee Chul Min.

“Keke.”

He just continued to laugh.

“C’était réel.”

It really was real.

“C’est exactement comme Kim Rok Soo l’avait dit.”

Kim Rok Soo had said the following.

‘Nord, sud, est et ouest. Les monstres de niveau 3 qui approchent de tous les côtés seront différents.’

‘Si nous bloquons le nord et le sud, les monstres venant de ces directions finiront par être divisés et suivront les monstres vers l’est et l’ouest. Les monstres à l’avant des côtés est et ouest sont légèrement plus difficiles à gérer.’

‘D’abord, le côté ouest.’

‘Les monstres de niveau 3 venant de l’ouest sont des monstres venimeux.’

The monsters in front were poisonous monsters Park Jin Tae had faced before, just as Cale had said.

Boom. Boom. Boom.

So many monsters were coming towards them that the ground was shaking.

Park Jin Tae stood in front of those monsters.

Cale lowered his hand at that moment.

Lee Jin Joo began to speak, loud enough for the people in their central shelter to hear.

{Feu!}

Park Jin Tae could see flaming arrows flying above him.

He raised his head.

People were throwing burning objects out of every building window.

Some were shooting arrows, but most were just throwing things, making sure they wouldn’t hit Park Jin Tae’s group.

Kim Rok Soo had said the following.

‘Ils sont venimeux, alors brûlons-les tout de suite.’

‘Vous et les habitants du refuge combattez ensemble.’

Brûler les monstres.

“…Feu.”

Park Jin Tae quietly muttered to himself before turning his head.

Tilt.

Cale tilted his head to one side.

‘Feu.’

Park Jin Tae’s hand began to move after seeing Cale’s mouth movements.

“Ah, c’est tellement amusant.”

He instantly finished loading the gun.

The others couldn’t see any bullets.

But he could see the bullets.

He pointed the gun at his targets.

The targets were the poison-spewing monsters in front, as well as the fire thrown by others.

Park Jin Tae pulled the trigger.

Tang!

A small bullet shot out of the barrel.

Park Jin Tae opened his mouth to speak.

“Explosez!”

The small bullet, quickly flying, suddenly exploded.

Fire erupted and spread in all directions.

Park Jin Tae, the attack-type ability user.

His attribute was fire.

The fires thrown by others touched his fire.

Baaaaaaaaaang!

A large explosion occurred.

Park Jin Tae looked towards the non-ability users on the building and shouted.

“Jetez-en plus! Jetez plus de feu!”

He was speaking to the shelter residents who were looking at him.

“Brûlons ces saloperies de monstres jusqu’à la mort!”

Click, click!

Park Jin Tae’s gun pointed at the targets again.

Tang! Tang! Tang!

The fire-spewing bullets flew towards the monsters.

Lee Seung Won quietly muttered at that moment.

“…La bataille pour que tout le monde se déplace vers la nouvelle base a commencé. Il reste environ 24 heures. Nous devons survivre ici pendant 24 heures.”

Baaaaaang!

Lee Seung Won turned his gaze.

A black sword was cleaving down Grade 3 monster after Grade 3 monster on the east.

Tang!

He turned again after hearing a sharp noise.

Fire was burning the monsters to death on the west.

Lee Seung Won then looked forward.

He could see Kim Rok Soo looking around the battlefields, standing next to Jang Man Soo.

Lee Seung Won moved his hand, holding the badge up to his mouth, and continued to record.

“…l’état actuel des champs de bataille semble prometteur. Cela semble faisable.”

However, there was still a long time for them to survive.

Lee Seung Won continued to mutter.

“…J’espère que cette nuit n’arrivera pas.”

Cale did not hear that whisper.

However, Cale began to frown, looking at the battlefields.

‘Nous devons garder le plus de combattants possibles en sécurité jusqu’à la nuit.’

The first crucial moment.

Night would be that moment.