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- “Very good. Allow me to make my first move as well. It’s not a very exciting present, but I’d be happy if you’d accept. Tier-ten magic: Meteorfall.”
- Pabel sensed something coming from overhead at a speed that was impossible to evade. When he looked up, he saw a ball of light.
- A giant red-hot boulder—but even bigger.
- As the light enveloped his entire field of vision, he saw, for a moment in the blinding brilliance, his wife and daughter.
- He knew it was a hallucination. His daughter was old enough to choose her path in life, but he saw her small, held tightly in his young wife’s arms.
- No, if I don’t say she’s still young even now, she’ll ki—
- •
- The meteor that fell on the wall through the tear in the sky caused a massive explosion. The thunderous sound was enough to echo in the pit of every single person’s stomach. The huge blast swept everything away and shattered the fortifications.
- As the dirt that had been blown in the air fell back to the ground, the obscuring cloud gradually settled.
- Once the dust cleared, the first notable sigh was of the crumbled wall—it couldn’t even be called ruins.
- As for the fate of the soldiers, one look at the gouged-out wall was enough to know.
- There was no way for mere humans to live after being subjected to such a cataclysm.
- ***
- Volume 12, Chapter 1.2
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