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... ten thousand years ago, the marine force of our Beamon had a defense range in the open sea, and the Whale Warriors of the Banilou Tribe belonged to our Beamon marine force at that time!"

"Impossible!" Liu, shocked, incredulously rolled his eyes, sitting next to Moer, the Whale Warrior Figo looked like a child struck by lightning, a dumbfounded toad, his eyes wide.

"Nothing is impossible! Time may forget everything, but it cannot erase history! The Whale People of the Banilou Trib ...

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