For the celestials who used to live in a warm place despite being high in the sky where the temperature also became increasingly cold, the situation wasn't optimistic.
They didn't know why there was suddenly a frozen drizzle that kept hitting them with frozen water droplets, but the cold temperature alone slowed down the celestials.
On the contrary, the underworld creatures were all cold by nature because they were related to souls or the dead.
Although they lived in the underworld that many people thought was hell which should be super hot, they were actually more accustomed to the cold.
This drizzle didn't hinder them at all and made them even more energetic!
However, while the underworld creatures were getting excited...the celestials started to feel something wrong with them.
Now that they had lost their immortal bodies, the celestials could be injured as well, and the first victim was a relatively young celestial who managed to survive up to now entirely due to luck.
The young celestial was drenched in the freezing drizzle, and many frozen water droplets disappeared into his body.
What he didn't know was that the moment the frozen water droplets entered his body, the droplets started to freeze his meridians and blood.
As more and more frozen water droplets entered the body, the droplets swam throughout the celestial's body and started to freeze him from the inside.
The celestial was supposed to have a good physique and could even be immune towards normal ice or fire created by elemental ability users.
Unfortunately, the frozen water droplets were made from the special clouds that had the best defensive effect but were transformed into the best offensive attack.
The droplets quickly froze the celestial's inner organs, and what was even more frightening...
The droplets also disturbed the celestial's energy core!
The celestial didn't realize this but the speed of using his special abilities started to slow down, and the energy core itself started to freeze into a block of ice.
Once the block of ice started to get even colder, the energy core would crack and explode.
But the explosion was also in the form of an ice ball, which means the celestial's body wouldn't explode into pieces.
They would just die out of the blue, for no reason at all.
The victim would actually feel really cold inside, but since the temperature outside was also cold, not many celestials would feel what went wrong with their bodies.
It wasn't until their heart and their internal organs, plus their energy cores froze that the victim realized what was going on.
The frozen internal organs, blood, meridians and energy core directly stopped their bodily function.
Even if they were celestials, they wouldn't be spared from death either.
Soon, the poor young celestial froze to death and when he really died, his body directly turned into an ice statue and fell to the ocean with a PLOP sound.
CRASH!
The first victim appeared, and soon, more and more victims emerged.
Even their natural healing ability that was way better than humans and any other races couldn't stop the spreading of the frozen organs either.
In an instant, many celestials turned into ice statues, and one by one, their frozen corpses fell into the ocean, becoming snacks for the lurking sea monsters and beasts down there.
Once some victims appeared, the higher-ups were quickly notified, and the marshal, who was already in a bad mood, almost fainted on the spot.
"What's wrong with the enemies?! What kind of tricks do they have again?"
It wasn't as if the celestials didn't have any unique ability users like Zenith or the queen, but it was all useless in front of the tough crimson barrier.
How could they defeat a barrier that had been created and researched for a thousand years?
There was no way the celestials, with poor war preparation, could destroy the barrier unless the queen did it with her own two hands.
But the queen was still busy evacuating the rest of the healers and other unique celestials with important abilities that she kept to deal with the blood clan after she destroyed the barrier.
Because of this, the marshal and those on the battlefield had to suffer once more.
They were either killed by the underworld creatures or frozen to death by the mysterious enemy.
Soon, the number of celestials that could still fight declined again and again.
This time, the majority died, and those who only suffered major injuries could be counted as lucky.
The marshal and the other celestial elders soon realized that the freezing drizzle was the culprit of the new wave of attacks, but even if they knew...
Not everyone could protect themselves with barriers.
The number of barrier ability users among the celestials was a lot, but they were scattered everywhere, and they could only protect those closest to them.
Even after that, because they had been hit with the frozen water droplets before knowing the dangerous side of this drizzle, the celestials still started to freeze one by one.
It was just the speed of freezing slowed down to the point of barely allowing the celestials to heal themselves with their innate healing physique.
But those with the weaker physique who didn't have a fast healing process in their bodies were bound to die.
The celestials tried every method from burning their insides using fire ability or something, to drinking potions and such, but still couldn't prevent their demise.
The moment the frozen water droplets hit them, the weaker ones were destined to die.
The frozen drizzle that looked harmless suddenly brought sure death to many weaker celestials, as if they were controlled in the hands of a god.
And that was actually the Silver Goddess's credit!
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