"Bang—!!"
"Tap tap tap—"
Boulders and rubble rained down relentlessly onto Susanoo, and nearly any small stone had enough force to punch straight through them.
Yet when such attacks struck the exoskeleton summoned by Lin Mu's clone, the sound was like rain falling in the woods.
If they had not seen the source of the sound with their own eyes, it might even have been soothing enough to put them to sleep.
"This is way too absurd..."
"Whether it's Lin Mu's attacks or his clone's exoskeleton defense, is this really sorcery?"
"Why do I feel like Lin Mu and us aren't even from the same world?"
"Could he be some kind of transmigrator?"
"Dude, have you been eating too many cheap group-order meals?"
"The last guy who said that probably doesn't even have a body left to find."
"You're taking fictional novel plots seriously?"
"You might as well say Lin Mu is a god."
The sound of "rain" gradually faded, and the dust filling the air began to disperse.
Once the sorcerers saw the scene around them clearly, the expressions on their faces were a hundred times more terrified than what they felt inside.
Everything within a radius of nearly five hundred meters had been leveled. The once bustling streets had been reduced to nothing but sand and dirt.
At the center of the enormous impact crater lay a gigantic meteorite, split open by cracks.
Beneath the meteorite, a massive centipede cursed spirit writhed and twisted in agony.
Half its body had vanished without a trace. Some shattered pieces of carapace scattered nearby could barely prove that it had once possessed a lower half.
Its upper body was pinned firmly beneath the meteorite. The size it had once taken pride in seemed so insignificant before it.
Most of the ghostly