Magnus was massive and heavy.

In this world, there’s a common rule that if something is big and heavy, it’s usually slow.

The average person might assume that a giant 100 meters tall would take several seconds just to take one step.

Unfortunately, in this unforgiving ocean, such assumptions have long since become nothing more than a crude joke.

Thump, thump, thump, thump.

A 100-meter-tall statue was charging at Parang.

Even with holes punctured in its body and its major joints shattered, it moved at a terrifying speed.

A person 100 meters tall would have a stride of about 40 …