Comprehending what was going on by looking at the whale was not exactly difficult.

The flying whale was extremely fast, and by flying over the entire valley, they could quickly locate the Mewi and other powerful opponents who were hindering their advancement.

Defeating these annoying opponents by overwhelming the rather annoying opponents with a numerical advantage, they wouldn't have any issues once they reached the Mewi's shelter.

Jason realized this quickly, and without any hesitation, he replaced Solaris, who was still in his mana core, with Artemis before he initiated their fusion.

The silver full moon was not yet completely over, so Jason quickly catapulted himself in the air while the fusion was underway.

Meanwhile, Solaris was splitting up its life force and excessive mana which it released.

Absorbing the mana, Jason inserted every bit of it into the moonlight affinity before he exerted the Floating Sky movement technique once again.

Owing to the silver moonlight and the fact that his moonlight ability was still at its peak, Jason's speed increased further, reaching what ought to be his highest speed.

Not wasting any time, Jason unleashed the power of his own Stigma and the second one that was shining above the first.

Through this his speed increased further, allowing him to reach under the whale a moment later.

Mumbling, "sorry, but you are in the way!" Jason enveloped Byakur in the Frozen flame. It had already completely transmuted from its black color into a mixture of sky blue and silver color.

This was due to the moonlight affinity that strengthened everything by more than 70% owing to the silver full moon.

A moment later, Jason enlarged Baykur, before he pierced the longsword, severing through the flying whale's abdomen.

Furthermore, the whale's speed had simply been too fast, and Jason had taken some time to catch up to the beast. It was only because he was fused with Artemis and the fact that he had just enough time before it flew above him that he had been able to deliver a fatal blow.

As such, the severe injury he inflicted on the flying whale was followed by a tremendous amount of mana. He released it into the Frozen moonlight flame that erupted within the whale, freezing it at a tremendous pace.

Not even a handful of seconds had passed before Jason retracted Byakur as he sensed how the flying whale's speed drastically reduced, followed up by its forced descent to the ground.

Initially, the Oceanfolk Elite that had been riding on the whale's back didn't notice anything.

As such, it was only the moment Jason released the tremendous amount of mana, followed by his Arctic aura that they realized what had just happened.

His aura seemed to acquire a mind of its own and enveloped a radius of more than 100 meters, that shocked the Elite.

Feeling the freezing cold that originated from Jason's Arctic aura, the Oceanfolk Elite looked at each other for a moment before nodding their heads in realization.

They had possibly just found the biggest threat in the entire valley and they were fully aware of the fact that they had to defeat him as soon as possible.

Before, they had already been confused as to why the area on this side of the valley looked so devastated, and it didn't take long to understand that everything had been Jason's doing.

At the same time, the flying whale's agonized cries boomed through the surroundings, indicating that it was about to succumb to its injuries.

This was bad because their Lord had given them the Juvenile Titan Wyhle in order to make them complete their mission in no time.

Yet, seeing its death, the Oceanfolk Elite knew that they would have to pay a hefty price, even if their mission would be a success.

With that in mind, they couldn't help but feel angry. This anger was solely directed towards Jason, who was able to feel as well as see hues of hatred, and endless wrath from above the whale.

Being able to see it was one thing, and being afraid of it was another.

Thus, without hesitation, he retreated further away from the whale and saw it crash into the ground, right into the Oceanfolk's army, killing thousands of beings at once.

However, neither Jason nor the 50 Oceanfolk Elite cared about this as they circulated their respective energy through their body.

Looking up in the sky for a moment, Jason frowned lightly as he clearly saw that the silver full moon would soon be eclipsed behind the mountain range.

Furthermore, there were many clouds in that area, which meant that he might run into more issues if he were to be unlucky.

Time was ticking and he knew that he had to gain an upper hand before sunrise. Thus, Jason manifested over a hundred sky-bluish- silver flames around him, which he threw towards the ground, targeting a wide area around the Oceanfolk Elite.

His attacks didn't hit a single Elite because they easily evaded them.

But Jason was relentless as he launched an attack with three more batches of over a hundred of Solaris' tremendously transmuted flames.

This drained him of a lot of his mana, but instead of being too stingy with it, a plan had already formed in his mind.

Because of his plan, Jason didn't even think of allowing Solaris' flames to extinguish. Instead, they clung to the ground, and the Titan Whyle's body, where they continued to burn in the form of extremely small flames.

Their size had decreased to that of a thumb, which was necessary to make them save the reserve of mana within them.

Seeing that everything worked, Jason smiled faintly before he descended to the ground. He was approaching the Oceanfolk Elite, while he kept conjuring and throwing sky bluish-silver flames towards his opponents.

They weren't sure what exactly Jason was planning because the flames extinguished only a moment later...or that was what it looked like to the Oceanfolk Elite. From their point of view, it was as if the flames were becoming smaller in size and the mana leaking from them was decreasing too.

With a total of around 1000 small, almost untraceable flames covering a large area around him, Jason couldn't help but feel satisfied. He was truly delighted owing to the fact that the mana consumption was much smaller than he expected.

Solaris' ability to change its form and requirements in accordance with the wielder, that is, Jason was a big advantage to him.

It was weird considering that Solaris was supposed to be a simple origin flame, but in the end, Jason knew nothing about Solaris' origin, in the first place.

As such, it was considered a mystery similar to Artemis, whose mutation was something Jason had yet to completely figure out.

However, all of this could wait, and he was not under pressure to figure out anything in the next few years.

Instead, he was now fighting a total of 50 opponents that had fortunately not seen the field of almost intractable flames he had created.

Because of that, he was more confident in his victory. All he needed was a single mistake from the Oceanfolk Elite's side, and see their defenses start to crumble.

However, in order to reach that state, Jason first had to enter close combat. But, doing that was extremely dangerous because he didn't know how much time he was left within the powerful form he was currently in.

The silver full moon could be overshadowed by the clouds or the mountains at any moment which would drastically decrease his strength.

Yet, instead of worrying too much, he had to make haste and fight with his life on the line, in order to quickly destroy his opponents.

Protecting the villagers was the most important task which included defeating his opponents!

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