Ronragruk felt that all their paths had been cut off.
"We are in a bad situation, but there is still a chance..."
Yale didn't know if his idea would work or would just be a waste of time, but anyway, they didn't have any other option.
"Chance?"
Ronragruk was unable to see any chance of surviving at that moment, but he wanted to hear Yale's idea.
"Yes. I also have some understanding of the Space Law, and to form a barrier like this, the ones who created it must be inside the barrier, so as long we kill them, there will be a chance to escape."
Of course, Yale's understanding applied only to the level of power he knew because someone far more powerful wouldn't have that kind of limitations. However, if someone that powerful were there, there would be no need of trapping them, they would have been wiped out directly, so his lack of knowledge wasn't a real problem at that moment.
"There are several sea monsters near different points of the barrier. Maybe we don't even need to kill them all to open an exit. They should be distracted taking care of the barrier, so there shouldn't be any problem to kill them one by one."
When activating all the Origin Bloodlines, Yale was capable of killing a Law Master, but that only applied to the weak ones that weren't focused on defending.
The birdman king was the same, he hadn't been even thinking about the chance of receiving an attack while bragging about his ancestor, so Yale had managed to kill him with a sneak attack.
If they needed to battle righteously, although Yale's power was enough to kill him in one versus one, it would be impossible doing it so quickly, and the chances of having a one versus one with the ancestor at his side were inexistent.
Those sea monsters were a bit weaker than the birdman king due to being less intelligent in comparison and being in a bad environment for them. After all, the birdmen were skilled in the sky, but the sea monsters were better while being in the water even if they didn't train the Water Law.
"Even if you manage to kill some, I doubt that you could kill more than two or three in less than a minute, and I still doubt that our defense would be able to endure an all-out attack of a Law God."
Ronragruk knew that their defenses weren't bad, but they weren't enough to endure the attacks of a Law God for a minute, so even if Yale managed to succeed opening an exist, at most he would be the only one who would be able to escape.
"I know, but there isn't any other chance. You must use your energy to support the defensive formations. Maybe if you go all out powering Nurvey's formations, you will be able to resist for a minute."
The main spells for the formations defending the tribe were cast by Nurvey, who despite being weak compared to Ronragruk, was still the best in spells of that type.
Yale was using the Condensed Life Essence to enhance the effects of Nurvey's formations, and that was the reason Ronragruk doubted about their capability to endure if Yale left the barrier.
Before, Yale had left only for a moment before returning, but even at that moment, the barrier weakened a lot.
"I will do my best. If we are annihilated before you return, flee alone and avenge us in the future."
Ronragruk knew that Yale wouldn't flee with some of his friends being in the tribe battling against the army, but he also knew that if they were all killed before Yale finished breaking the space barrier isolating them, Yale wouldn't have any chance to win at that moment.
However, Ronragruk believed that Yale had potential to avenge them one day, and in his heart, he already felt that Yale was the only one with chances of surviving.
Moreover, Yale was carrying a lot of people with him in the Storage Space, so Ronragruk felt that if Yale fled alone, it wouldn't be a complete loss.
"Alright, but first let me do something in case both of us fail."
The army had already started to attack them and was breaking the outer formations one by one. Although those couldn't compare with the inner barrier which was the strongest, there wasn't too much time left to execute their plan.
Yale took out a token that was similar to the one he gave to Oscro in Trade City, and then he broke it.
"If you stop right now, you might conserve your lives. Do you know what the token I have just broken is?"
Yale was trying to distract them which would increase his chances of killing in one hit one of the sea monsters by teleporting while speaking when no one would expect it.
"Don't know it? So many Law Masters and even a Law God and you didn't even know something so obvious at the eastern continent, even though you said that you would conquer it someday?"
After Yale spoke those words, the attacks to the barrier stopped as they started to guess that there was something wrong with the situation at the moment when they heard Yale speaking of the eastern continent.
"He is obviously bluffing, continue to attack that barrier!"
The birdman ancestor ignored Yale completely while he ordered the Law Masters to attack.
"This isn't something strange in the eastern continent, linking the souls of two people in a token to send information about the last minutes before death to the other party. Moreover, breaking it, the last minutes would be sent to the other party instantaneously."
The birdman ancestor knew of tokens to indicate if a member was alive or not, but he had never heard of some with such features like sending the last minutes. However, he wasn't very knowledgeable about that kind of things since he never cared too much to control the lives of the members of his kingdom.
"Even if you sent a message, they wouldn't be able to do anything. Divine beasts are doomed to be just Law Masters. Maybe if another one worthy of being called Demon Lord appeared, I would fear you. However, you are the one with that potential, and you will die today."
Since he was already a Law God and created a powerful force with Law Masters, he didn't fear any divine beast. Although there wasn't a lot of Law Masters, there were still enough to form small armies and wasn't difficult finding one in the capitals of the kingdoms as long as one had enough capital to buy some of that Law Master's time.
However, the Law Gods were scarce in number, and although the birdman ancestor didn't know exactly the number, he was sure that it was less than ten. Moreover, that number was guessed by estimating that some old experts were hiding their strength and had become Law Gods in secret.
"Don't you fear the person who received the transmission of what happened here?"
The records of the last minutes were sent to Revgen who was far more powerful than the newbie Law God in front of Yale's eyes, but Yale knew that Revgen wouldn't be able to come and aid him at that moment.
"I swear that one of the two souls linked to the token I have just broken was the same that stopped the invasion of the eastern continent more than thirty thousand years ago."
Everyone was shocked by hearing Yale words, but the reasons were different.
The enemies were scared to death by hearing Yale making that oath because Yale would have already died if his oath was false, and the person who ended that invasion was a source of fear for all.
Those at the tribe who didn't know Yale's true identity felt that even if they died, the ones attacking them were also doomed.
Finally, those like Nurvey, who knew that Yale was that expert and that his token was linked with Revgen, understood that Yale was cheating his opponents by playing with the words.
Before anyone left their shock, Yale had already teleported to one of the sea monsters and killed it before teleporting to the second one who suffered the same fate.
When everyone noticed Yale's actions, he was already attacking the third one, who managed to defend a bit, but in less than ten seconds it also died.
The army was angry at Yale's behavior and continued attacking the barriers disregarding anything else. As for backing down because of the token Yale had broken, they didn't even think about that because the birdman ancestor announced that he would conquer the whole world, which was enough to be their doom.
Their only hope was that the birdman ancestor was stronger than the man who stopped the invasion in the past.
No one tried to attack Yale because they couldn't match his teleporting speed, but in the end, he only barely managed to kill the fifth before the tribe's barrier started to crack.
"This is bad!"
There were still a few seconds before his time limit, and there wasn't any hole in the space barrier, but Yale teleported back to the tribe hoping to restore the barrier with his Condensed life Essence, but when he reappeared in the tribe, the barrier broke.
Everyone did their utmost, but the last barrier that was protecting them had disappeared.