The others followed Molly's gaze toward the direction the Giant Mouse had fled, and then fully understood what Molly had meant to say but had left unfinished.
They saw a massive fireball dozens of meters across suddenly rise into the distance before violently exploding. A continuous series of booms followed—the Giant Mouse had fled in too much of a panic, practically running blindly, and had apparently stumbled into something along the way, successfully triggering a chain reaction.
The fireball and explosions were only the beginning. Next, an electric current as thick as a bucket shot into the sky like a giant python, lashing wildly.
After the current lasted for more than ten seconds and vanished, continuous golden pillars of light rose even farther away. Even from such a distance, everyone could feel the heart-pounding fluctuations of dangerous energy.
After that, an energy mass more than ten meters in diameter rose into the air with a flaming tail, climbing nearly a hundred meters before exploding with a bang.
"Whoosh!"
Like an enormous firework bursting open, countless "sparks" fell in all directions like meteors. One of them landed right where the group stood.
An energy mass the size of a human head came whistling down and struck the ground, directly blasting out a massive pit several meters deep.
If that kind of power hit them, even if it did not kill them, they would definitely be seriously injured. And if the complete energy mass from before struck them, there would not even be bones left behind.
Everyone realized this. Their expressions turned uncertain as they looked toward the direction the Giant Mouse had escaped, their faces growing increasingly grim.
The chain reaction caused by the Giant Mouse was far from over. As time passed, one area after another became active, the ground