I am an Eldritch Entity-Chapter 221: Eliminating two

Eryndor felt giddy as he thought about the range of his maximum extended vision.

A city.

Just how big was this?

He could almost cover the entirety of the tundra region.

Yes, that also meant he was able to view the location where their alliance was heading right now.

But I can’t tell them about it.

There was a limit to showing them just how big his range was.

There was a difference between a high range and an absolutely mind boggling range.

The latter would instantly put loads of suspicions in their minds.

But well, telling them about it doesn’t mean that I can’t prepare for it, not to mention their information seems to be wrong.

If not wrong, it is at least outdated now.

Eryndor thought as he recollected what he saw on that location they were heading towards.

Instead of Team Ricky, there was Team Jonathan there.

I mean, we are still getting something, but the information given by Team Yu was still wrong, they said Team Ricky.

Eryndor didn’t know if he should doubt the Scroll of Unchanging Conditions for not working or it was just how it worked.

It was because he didn’t know what exactly the Scroll considered as truth.

Was it subjective truth or objective truth?

Objective truth was the real truth. Like how the sun was spherical shaped no matter what one believed.

The subjective truth was what the person believed was the truth.

If the person believed that the sun was cube shaped, then that was a subjective truth for them.

After some more thinking, Eryndor jogged back to his own group.

He didn’t even let his own group know what he saw in his extended vision.

That location was simply that far away.

I mean, except Edward I can tell the rest of them I guess? But well, whatever. I’ll tell them later if something comes up.

He wasn’t fond of just exposing his abilities.

A few minutes later, he regrouped with the alliance.

There wasn’t much discussion as they walked since no one was familiar with each other.

It was also not as if they were a single team so they had to warm up to each other, no. They would each go their own ways after they were done with this.

An hour or two later, when the range was finally acceptable, Eryndor told them how there was no one there.

I mean yea, when I scanned this area, Team Jonathan was present, but it wasn’t as if they would stay in one place all the time. It’s been more than an hour after all.

As he thought that, Eryndor focused especially in a certain direction. That was where Team Jonathan was heading when he saw them.

Somehow, he convinced them to move in that direction, and in a dozen minutes, Eryndor could already spot them in his extended vision.

Of course, he was only keeping the default range active.

"There’s Team Jonathan up ahead. Let’s go."

There were no surprises.

It didn’t even take their alliance ten minutes to decimate the entire team.

There was one thing which caused chaos though.

Who would get how many points?

The point system of this tournament was such that the amount of points one would get was dependent on their contribution in the fall of the beast or the person.

Everyone wanted to get a higher share of points, therefore they sometimes even blocked the attacks from people of their own alliance.

Regarding this, there was no rule in the Scroll either, as he knew the others wouldn’t agree no matter what.

Technically, they were not sabotaging their chances to deal with Team Ricky and others through this, as defeating Team Jonathan was a certain thing anyway.

People also resorted to using area wide attacks so they would get a share of points from multiple members.

A few hours later, when it was almost midnight, they also managed to take out Team Lance.

"Do y’all want to set up camp or go on?

"Keep in mind that finding and defeating Team Lance was difficult because Team Jonathan had already notified the others about our existence.

"These people had six teams as security, and were also moving very stealthily.

"Team Ricky would be even more difficult. The longer we take, the more time we’ll be giving them to prepare.

"This would also mean that we would have to stay with each other for longer, which means less and less points.

"All our current increase in the points is from Team Jonathan and Team Lance, the latter being incredibly difficult to even defeat in the first place.

"Do we go on?"

Eryndor asked everyone as they stood on the same spot where they had fought Team Lance and the six teams.

The opposition had seven teams in total, while there were only four teams on the alliance’s side, but one must not forget that the latter was made up of teams in top ten.

Even if Team Irene was weaker than the average top ten team, just the fact that they were able to escape from Team Ricky and others for so long meant that they weren’t weak.

Bronit replied while stretching his muscles.

"I am damn fucking tired. Even before being caught by those bastards working under Team Ricky, our team has been hunting beasts throughout the night."

Irene nodded as well.

"Same here, we haven’t slept because we were on the run. It was just too risky."

Yu shrugged.

"We had plenty of sleep, we can go on.

"Honestly, as people practicing power systems, our physiques are better than average people. We should be able to stay awake continuously easily for 3-4 days, while maintaining our peak combat prowess."

Eryndor’s team had only slept for a few hours, as they had spent the majority of the night hunting the beast horde, but he didn’t participate in the discussion.

He and his team were alright with whatever option ended up being chosen.

As the discussion went on, Eryndor’s brows furrowed as he spotted something unusual in his extended vision.