"What is that monster!!?"
"No! Impossible… a Tree Man? How can it be that big!?"
It wasn't just Herbert who noticed the colossal thing drawing near; the others in the Beast Ear Clan had already become aware of that terrifying presence as well.
And then, inevitably, they felt fear, an unease rising from the depths of their souls.
When facing that terrifying evil Druid in the black robe earlier, they had still had the courage to take up weapons and resist, to sing a hymn to courage.
But when confronted with the gigantic monster before them now, they found it utterly impossible to imagine themselves contending against it; even the thought of resisting was hard to arise.
What does a height of a hundred meters even mean?
It's hard to feel the immense impact of this scene just from a description in words.
Let's use an example that's not exactly precise, but makes it easier to understand.
