Chapter 354 Lyle's Thoughts

The commotion caused by the meteorite's fall was much smaller than Lyle had anticipated. It wasn't that the shockwave, squeezing the air and producing a visible gust of wind, nearly swept Lyle away. Fortunately, Nia anchored him to the ground.

But after the shockwave subsided, there was no further disturbance. The meteorite, about thirty meters in diameter and burning with intense flames, simply sat silently atop the mountain range, quietly burning without causing an earthquake or leaving a crater, as though it had been gently placed there.

Standing on the ground, the giant meteor could not be seen from the top, and the light of the noonday sun seemed to weaken. The struggle lost its meaning, as everyone beheld this burning wonder as if they were witnessing the majesty of a deity.

Mr. Irene was by no means just some great mage.

A calamity, this kind of power was fitting for a member of the Salvation Association.