Watching Pantos flee in disarray.
Dunn hesitated for a moment, but ultimately did not give chase.
Pantos had used the force of Dunn's attack to flee at high speed, so catching him would already have been difficult.
Now, there was even less chance of catching up.
Besides, even if Dunn could catch him, stopping Pantos from escaping for good would not be easy.
A Legendary intent on fleeing was very difficult to kill.
He might end up with nothing to show for it and waste a great deal of time besides.
The most important thing now was to intervene in the other battles, end the fighting as quickly as possible, and reduce the Atlantis Empire's losses.
If he really wasted a great deal of time on Pantos and the other battles were decided in the meantime, he would be handing back the advantage they had worked so hard to gain.
With that in mind, Dunn abandoned the idea of pursuing Pantos.
After confirming that Pantos really had fled, Dunn turned his attention to the other battlefields.
Hohenheim and Alice were fighting in the Astral Plane.
A clash between Legendary Wizards was astonishingly destructive.
If they fought on the Material Plane, all of Atlantis would be reduced to rubble, apart from Aiding Island, where the Wizard Tower stood.
And after the two of them had occupied the Astral Plane battlefield.
The other Legendaries had tacitly chosen not to fight in the Astral Plane.
Even if that meant heading into the Storm Sea.
After all, even teammates could easily get caught in a Legendary Wizard's wide-area spell attacks.
For that reason, after merely confirming that Alice could hold out for quite some time yet.
Dunn turned his attention elsewhere.
Within the Storm Sea, Hermes and Eric had transformed into gales and merged