Kanna was now preparing to use this spell, and the spell she intended to leave in the bead in her hand was Rain Dance (Thunder without Rain version).
The reason for choosing this spell was its unique nature.
It was one of the few spells that could be sustained for a long time using energy. Kanna also left the channel for maintaining the spell within this small orb. So, after triggering the spell, as long as energy was continuously supplied to the orb, the spell could be continuously maintained.
Of course, the energy input required for this maintenance was not small, but even without energy input, the spell could be maintained for a full day. Moreover, this was not a one-time use item; after use, it could still be repeatedly cast by injecting energy into the orb for the next Rain Dance.
The only problem with this spell was its lack of specific targeting. When cast, it was originally supposed to attack all targets within its range indiscriminately, just like the scene in Rock Bay Town.
But Kanna, after seeing the spell used by The Inquisition to distinguish between humans and Seaborn, had an idea. She embedded the model of that spell into the Rain Dance spell, so the lightning's targets would no longer be indiscriminate. Instead, it would perform a judgment on targets within its range; only after being judged as Seaborn and Abyssal Cultists would a lightning strike be triggered. Ordinary humans would not be affected by the lightning.
Furthermore, Kanna also added the first phase of the Thunder Punishment Evil Star Eye into it, meaning all lightning damage would be covered with a layer of Judgment Power. Unless the Seaborn could understand this rule and evolve means to resist it, every lightning bolt would be true damage to them.
Then there was the effect after the bead was triggered. Kanna, with a rather dark sense of humor, made it into a massive eyeball, and the "gaze" of the eyeball would look towards the areas and targets judged to be Seaborn.
Imagine a lonely lighthouse at sea, with a "living" giant eyeball on top of it. This immediately felt very Sauron.
Indeed, this gift was what Kanna prepared for Carmen as a defensive measure for the lighthouse. Of course, at this time, she didn't know that Ilena would be the one staying here as a bridgehead against the Seaborn.
The sudden lightning and thunder overhead naturally caught the attention of The Inquisition. As someone who had experienced the incident at Rock Bay Town, a divine light flashed in Ilena's eyes, and before others could react, she rushed outside.
"Grand Inquisitor?" Seeing Ilena, the Retribution Army outside jumped, thinking their slacking off to watch the lightning had been discovered.
"Is there anything happening around?" Ilena asked.
An Inquisitor presiding outside immediately came over. "Reporting, Grand Inquisitor, no situation has been detected so far."
Ilena looked up again at the lingering lightning.
"You, and you, each take a squad of the Retribution Army and sweep the city along the two left and right roads. You take a squad and come with me to check the port!"
Ilena believed the lightning overhead was definitely Kanna's reminder. Even if others said there was nothing, she still ordered another inspection of Gran Faro.
And her luck was quite good; a small group of Abyssal Cultists, not yet apprehended, were preparing to escape from the port under the cover of night, and they ran straight into her.
Under the thunder, bullets from Ilena's flintlock sprayed into the bodies of these enemies. In less than ten minutes, she and her people had rounded up these Abyssal Cultists.
At this moment, she looked up at the sky. Kanna's spell inscription also happened to finish, the lightning dissipated in the air, and Gran Faro once again plunged into darkness in the dead of night.
Upon returning, she also learned that these Abyssal Cultists were not only at the port; others had tried to escape from different locations. Their luck was also terrible, as they ran into the Retribution Army, who were quite disgruntled about being sent out late at night by Ilena. This planned escape of the Abyssal Cultists was thus inexplicably thwarted by Ilena in one fell swoop.
Back at the chapel, Ilena reported the results of the battle to Carmen. Carmen nodded, "Since it was Kanna's reminder, you should personally thank her tomorrow."
At this time, Kanna was already fast asleep, drooling, clutching the small bead.
The next morning, when Ilena came to express her gratitude, Kanna was still bewildered, "Who am I? Where am I? What did I do?"
Year, who knew the inside story, looked at Kanna with a strange expression, wondering how such a coincidence could happen. Could this child not only possess the rules of judgment but also be favored by luck?
On the other side, Carmen, hearing that the Rhodes Island group was preparing to leave, personally came to see Kanna and her companions off.
Before leaving, Kanna handed the bead to Carmen and explained its usage in detail. "I've earned enough from this trip to Iberia. Consider this compensation for you, old man! With it, I believe an Inquisitor's strength can easily guard the Eye of Iberia. Well then, we're off! I hope the next time we meet, we'll be heading out to sea together to witness that mysterious nation called Aegir."
After Kanna and her companions left, Carmen handed the bead to Ilena, who was standing nearby. "You heard Kanna's words. The Eye of Iberia needs the protection of this item right now, so I won't take it with me. Do a good job here, don't disappoint me and Kanna."
Ilena carefully took the bead, looking in the direction Kanna had left with eyes full of gratitude.
"When can we return to Rhodes Island?" After setting off, Kanna's heart, eager to go home, grew increasingly excited.
"Rhodes Island is currently near Lungmen. Our route this time is to pass through Siracusa. Among other things, don't let me hear about your strangely flavored pizzas in a Siracusan restaurant again..." Kaltsit recalled the last incident in Siracusa and felt a headache coming on.
A week later, the convoy arrived at the border between Siracusa and Iberia. The Iberian side allowed them to pass easily. The Siracusan side, though having some doubts about the two vehicles, considering that half of the occupants were children and the cars were mostly filled with medical supplies, still chose to let them through.
"It seems the situation in Siracusa is a bit unstable!" Misery, sitting nearby, spoke.
"You still have the mind to worry about Siracusa's problems, why don't you worry about why you almost didn't get on the car..."
"...How dare you say that? I heard it was you who kept clamoring to leave! You, Kanna, I painstakingly brought you all the way from Leithanien to Iberia, and then you just forgot about me when you went back, didn't you?!" Misery, hearing this, immediately flared up, reaching out and pinching Kanna's cheek.
Luckily, I ran into a Rhodes Island vehicle that had just left Gran Faro; otherwise, wouldn't I have had to walk all the way back to Rhodes Island? This little Dragonborn truly has no conscience.
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