Lizar Kure and his squad of soldiers arrived in a room filled with books, each containing valuable information about Mobe and their nefarious plans. They learned that the ship they were currently on was just one of a hundred other similar ships owned by Mobe, and that their reach extended far beyond New York City. Mobe's ultimate plan was to rule the entire world, engulfing themselves in unlimited wealth and power. Lizar's attention was drawn to a particular book detailing the leader of Mobe, and his connections. One name caught his eye: Loko. According to the book, Loko was the brother of the Mobe leader and the one who killed Abbacio, along with himself, using a suicide belt. "This is the man we're after," Lizar muttered, his voice barely audible over the sound of the raging storm.

Back in the room of books, Lizar Kure and his squad suddenly found themselves engulfed in flames as Hosha unleashed his final attack. One soldier collapsed from cardiac arrest, while the others frantically searched for a way out. Lizar became blind as the fire burned through both of his eyes, while another soldier's legs were burnt beyond recognition. Yet another soldier suffered massive brain damage as the flames began to eat through his skull, while another soldier was surprisingly in good condition, save for the burns he sustained. He found a set of stairs leading up to the deck and rushed up them, only to be hit by a massive wave of water. Hamton Kira had used every last ounce of his power to launch a wave onto the ship, extinguishing the flames and saving the lives of Lizar, the soldiers, and Fate Kure. However, the aftermath of the fire was devastating. Lizar was alive, but blind, and another soldier was alive but with severely burnt legs. Hamton lay exhausted on the deck, having used up all his energy to create the wave. And Fate Kure was in the worst shape of all, having suffered severe injuries at only 14 years old. He was now suffering from the side effects of Vig Rage, struggling to breathe and unable to move, his face pale and twisted in pain.

After about two hours, the storm began to fade away, replaced by a thick fog that engulfed the ship. The ship was in beyond-repair condition, yet somehow it continued to stay afloat. "This ship is amazing," Hamton remarked, in awe of the ship's resilience. "It's built to withstand all types of battles. But we need to reach land fast," he continued, his voice grave. "We're running out of food, and with the journey across the Atlantic typically taking at least three months, I'm not sure how we'll survive." The other soldiers nodded in agreement, their concern growing with each passing moment. As they scanned the horizon for any sign of land, they noticed a flock of birds hovering above, their wings beating in unison. "Look at those birds," one soldier murmured. "They must know something we don't." The other crew members looked up in wonder, their eyes following the birds as they continued to hover above the ship.