The power that swept straight across the lush mountain, leaving terrifying and terrifying marks, was so violent and wild.
It's almost like a 'natural disaster', filled with primal fury.
Just looking at those jagged and terrifying tree roots and trunks makes one involuntarily shiver, hating the associative ability of intelligent beings.
After truly seeing the traces of this destruction, Lann immediately understood.
Why did the mountain dwellers who escaped not dare to go in and check out their ruined village just a few hundred meters away, but turned and fled after a few words from the hunters?
This destruction, even if it's just traces, is residual. But it is enough to make one empathize with a terrifying sense of life-threatening fear.
The adrenaline level is so high that the lips go numb, the body trembles, and the cold sweat flows like a shower...
It's completely normal for people to lose their rationality in such situations.
But...
That's just mere mortals.
