1072. Cage

Noah slaughtered his way through the army of Pterodactyls. Their bodies didn't disappear if he killed them inside the darkness, so he stored them as life left them.

Snore did most of the work. Its elemental attack ignored most of those creatures' natural defenses and shattered the frail lines that made their bodies. Noah kept on wondering how such a species had managed to thrive for so long, but he could only use their captivity as an explanation.

He didn't know the Immortal Lands' environment, and there were no existing reports about that place. There was the chance that weaker beasts could survive in the higher plane due to particular areas that featured fewer threats.

Yet, the prison-like structure was artificial, which meant that someone or something had chosen to build it and trap that species before the piece of Immortal Lands fell. That added some value to the Pterodactyls. Still, Noah didn't find the reason for that even after hundreds of specimens had died by his hand.