At that moment, space trembled slightly, and the world was desolate.

Soon, the colorless impact disappeared, and the enormous bear, as large as a mountain peak, slowly retracted its fist.

It exhaled a breath, a murky breath carrying immense pressure.

In an instant,

The world resumed its normal operation, and at that moment, that immense and terrifying power erupted completely.

The vast expanse of space was riddled with holes, and large chunks of ferocious and ethereal space fragments collapsed and were destroyed, with cracks extending to the endless horizon.

It was as if a mountain hundreds of feet high had vanished into thin air in an instant, collapsing and crumbling.

It's like the ocean being thrown into the air, shattering into pieces.

In the eyes of countless mages, in the blink of an eye, the boundless space was blasted into countless holes by a single impact.

The jagged fragments of space shattered mercilessly, the cracks unfathomably deep.

The earth, like a fragile wooden plank, shattered into countless fine, jagged stones under the impact of this extreme force, all of which soared into the air and danced erratically.

Apart from the land where the demi-human mages lived, which remained undamaged, the world as far as the eye could see was filled with broken soil and rubble.

The giant python coiled on the soil shattered completely the instant the force struck.

Its massive serpent head was smashed until it was shriveled and twisted, and its entire body, like a deflated sack, vanished into thin air in an instant.

It shattered into countless dust particles, which scattered with the wind.

Then, countless mages, demi-humans, elves, and trembling tiger-men slowly raised their heads.

Staring at the massive, mountain-like bear-man whose wildness had not diminished and whose reason had been completely lost.

The other person was breathing heavily, with bloodshot eyes and a terrifying body.

The bear-man took a deep breath and then let out a deafening roar.

This roar shook the earth, causing it to crumble once more.

The earthquake shook the ocean, turning it pale once more.