Komer wasn't surprised by such a request from the Jellyfish People, as a magical plague that had tormented the Jellyfish People for centuries wasn't something anyone would easily believe could be resolved. However, facts speak louder than words, and Komer believed that a satisfactory demonstration would be enough to silence everyone. If he didn't have this confidence, his trip here would have been pointless, and would have done nothing but anger the Jellyfish People.
The facial expressions of the ten Jellyfish People before him were enough to show that they had lost all hope after being tortured by the symptoms, and their numb gazes stirred a certain unwillingness to watch in Komer's heart.
In fact, this so-called curse of the Water God was not a punishment from the heavens; rather, it was a disease that manifested severely in people with certain special constitutions, and, unfortunately, the Jellyfish People's unique constitution made them fall into this category.
