Mages Are Too OP

Some of the Black Bone Mages even found that they grew closer and closer to the tornado while they were running.

They cried in fright. The smarter ones lay down on the ground to reduce the wind resistance and then crawled away.

That didn’t really help.

The tornado was moving very fast, even faster than their running

Also, it was sweeping toward where they were mostly gathered.

Soon enough, another two hundred Black Bone people were swallowed by the tornado.

At this moment, the tornado stopped for a few seconds.

Roland was inside the eye of the tornado, where there was no wind. However, he couldn’t see the outside due to the red soil and blood in the tornado; he could only sense the environment with mental power.

Ten seconds later, he found the enemies that were closest to him and largest in number.

They were a troop of maddened bone devils that were directly under Ryan’s command.

The tornado moved on to that troop which had at least ten thousand soldiers. Hulu Heizo and the other few Black Bone Mages who survived were greatly delighted to see that the tornado was moving away.

But then they saw their compatriots’ twisted bodies that were thrown out of the tornado now and then. They fell silent.

Hulu Heizo took off his mask, showing a face that was very similar to that of a human being. The only difference was that his eyes were much bigger, at least twice as big as those of a human.

His face was twisted because of pain and regret. Dropping the mask heavily to the ground, Hulu Heizo roared furiously, “I curse you! I curse you to live forever in pain and plague. I curse your family and descendants to never live in peace and to always be haunted by misfortune without ever being able to get what they want!”

The mask on the ground turned into a black skull. A lot of black and green energy surged out of his body and mixed with the black skull, turning it into a pile of mud that was disgustingly greasy and barely recognizable.

Then, the pile of mud charged at the tornado.

It wasn’t affected by the tornado at all but hit Roland precisely like a missile.

It was fast and soundless when it passed the tornado, and Roland happened to be looking in the opposite direction.

So, Roland had no idea that he was ambushed.

When it hit Roland, it turned into a gigantic green web and was about to bind him. At this moment, three masses of energy in the appearance of three women appeared behind him.

One of them was green, one purple, and the last gray.

The web of energy vanished like dust before it even reached the three women.

The three small masses of energy disappeared too.

Roland sensed something wrong and looked back. He didn’t find anything and thought that it was just an illusion, so he focused on controlling the tornado to blow at the bone devils.

Hundreds of meters behind Roland, Hulu Heizo suddenly vomited green blood that was mixed with chunks of lung and collapsed.

He didn’t know what happened up until the moment he died.

At this moment, Ryan was walking unhurriedly in the middle army. Lawrence had given the command to “help with the attack.”

That was why he asked his subordinates to march on slowly.

He had already seen the tornado behind him.

But he didn’t want to do anything about it. It was the tradition of devils to accomplish their mission and take care of their problems on their own.

Nobody would come to their rescue if they were caught in danger in a war without the order of a superior commander.

While walking backward, he watched the tornado almost annihilate the Mage troops with little sympathy on his face.

But he was quite wary of the mental energy in the tornado, because he had sensed that the energy came from the human Mage who launched two special fireballs as well as the spatial crevice at his troops earlier.

So, he didn’t want to rescue his allies, and he didn’t dare to, either.

He even felt that the death of the Mage troop was worth it, because they consumed the enemy’s mental power.

He had already sensed the magic power capacity of that Mage from the previous two battles.

At this moment, he estimated that the Mage had already used half of it.

Using half and saving the other half was a habit of human Mages in war.

“You’re probably going,” Ryan muttered to himself.

But outside of his expectation, the tornado moved toward his army of bone devils.

“Wait!” What are you trying to do?