As more and more Poison Flame Flying Ants were struck by Whirlwind [Incomplete], the rebound force they had accumulated finally reached its peak. A powerful tornado appeared around Abel's body, with his body at its eye.
The Poison Flame Flying Ants beside him were sucked into the tornado in great numbers, then torn to pieces by the winds.
Throughout the entire process of using Whirlwind [Incomplete], all the Poison Flame Flying Ants that approached him were struck by the battle axes with their enormous blades. This let Abel understand the advantages of heavy weapons.
The Poison Flame Flying Ants were not completely fearless of death. They lived in the forest, and without sufficient numbers, they would lose their advantage.
Thus, after a certain number of Poison Flame Flying Ants had died, the sound of their wings diminished. Almost simultaneously, all the Poison Flame Flying Ants broke away from the battle in one direction and fled in defeat.
The tornado in Abel's hands had grown as powerful as it could get, but he did not release it as he had before, because doing so would cause severe damage to the surrounding forest.
He was standing at the center of the tornado. The battle axe in his right hand remained inside it, controlling the tornado and preventing it from exploding instantly, while the battle axe in his left hand had already been withdrawn.
With the Dynamic Vision and Dataized Perspective Ability of the World Stone Fragment supporting him, Abel saw countless wind trajectories within the tornado's rotation. His left-hand battle axe swiftly hacked into those trajectories.
The people outside could not see his current state. They only found it strange that the Poison Flame Flying Ants had already retreated, yet he was still inside the tornado.
In a short time, Abel struck