The clouds in the sky seemed to transform into a pair of eyes with countless eerie coils. Few people had seen this scene, but all living things felt as if they were being scrutinized, as if all their secrets were being exposed to this gaze for a fleeting moment.
The feeling came on quickly and went off quickly; it was gone before anyone could even react.
At the same time, the continuous "bang" of the boulder hitting the ground as you were about to fall began to ring out.
Before long, the mud giant and the black mud water disappeared, and the dark clouds and golden spear in the sky also vanished without a trace.
The pristine blue sky was a rare sight near London, and the bright sunshine warmly bathed everyone, alleviating the pain for many.
People carefully straightened up.
If it weren't for the shattered earth, the twisted train, and the deep pit filled with murky water, one wouldn't even notice it.
Some people might even wonder if they were hallucinating.
Several journalists got up, checked themselves over, and found that not a single part was missing.
"Hahaha... Hahaha... We're still alive!"
"Thank goodness! It's alright! It's really alright!"
Near the police cars and ambulances on the outskirts.
Most of those who had fallen down stood up, looking around blankly, and exchanging glances with those around them before realizing that they were really alright. They all showed expressions of relief at surviving a disaster.
A passenger on the original train, who had only a minor scratch, lifted the binoculars around his neck and discovered that one of the lenses was broken, but the other lens was intact.
The shimmering surface of the lake, formed by water flowing from a deep pit, was somewhat blurred due to the reflection of sunlight. He took a closer look with his binoculars and immediately broke out in a cold sweat.
"Wait! They're still there!!! Those mages are still there!!"
At first, everyone thought that the person who appeared to be a magician had come to rescue them, not only saving the helicopter that was about to crash, but also helping them transfer the wounded.
But this understanding completely collapsed after the mages started fighting the "fallen angels" in the sky.
The aftershocks of that battle almost killed people, but they were also terrified. And it was this group of cloaked guys who started the fight first; at least many of them threw punches as soon as they saw the mountain-like giant appear.
And the final blow before the collapse was even more terrifying; no one with a sound mind would believe that they could emerge unscathed from that attack.
Even if no parts are missing, the falling dust and stones can still kill someone or bury them alive.
Hearing that the group of mages was still there suddenly gave me a jolt.
An officer immediately rushed forward, snatched the binoculars, looked at the "lake," and then, as if remembering something, looked up at the sky through the binoculars.
After searching for a while, I finally found the black dot in the sky on one side of the sun's position. Because of the sunlight, no one had noticed it before.
"Gurgle~~"
"The one in the sky is still there..."
Then he looked around and saw faces filled with fear and trepidation, and immediately gave the order.
"Everyone, check if the car can still start! Let's get out of here quickly!"
People reacted quickly, and soon someone was testing it on a perfectly good vehicle nearby.
The roar of car engines echoed one after another. Some cars were only scratched or dented by stones and mud, and although they looked terrible, they were actually in pretty good condition.
Eight or nine out of ten cars can start successfully. Although there are hardly any smooth roads left, it shouldn't be difficult to drive them out.
"Quickly, quickly, load all the wounded into the vehicles!!"
At this point, the rated passenger capacity was no longer a concern. Every vehicle was crammed with injured people who were unable to move or were unconscious, while others followed behind the vehicles and quickly evacuated.
Regardless of whether they can leave the "disaster area", they will run as far as they can.
Before they had even gone a mile, a large convoy of reinforcements arrived from afar. After a brief exchange, both sides decided to evacuate the civilians first, and in this situation, at least sending in the army would be the only effective solution.
Everyone then squeezed onto transportation to leave the "disaster site" as quickly as possible.
"Hey~~ wait! We're here too!"
Despite their best efforts, the journalists still couldn't catch up with the retreating main force. As the few who were closer, they could see, even without binoculars, that the two sides "fighting" hadn't left yet.
He ran over, panting, only to see the convoy speeding away.
"It's falling! It's falling! That fallen angel from heaven has fallen!"
It must be said that the cameraman, Brun, was really dedicated. Even in this situation, the camera was not turned off, and he would occasionally use the cracked lens to film the back.
The camera, equipped with a remote focus, could be used as a semi-telescope. At that moment, Bren saw the terrifying woman in the sky slowly descend to the side of the group of magicians. And between the two groups who had just been fighting, a person wearing a trench coat had appeared at some point.
The group immediately remembered the voice they had heard during the most dangerous moment.
It's easy to associate the person in the trench coat with the so-called "observer".
Cameraman Brun quickly adjusted his angle, trying to get a clear shot of these "supermen," but suddenly the magicians in the shot all raised their staffs.
Then the ground started to shake again, and everyone swayed and couldn't stand steadily.
whAt??
Fuck!! Again?
As if by conditioned reflex, they immediately dropped to the ground, no longer caring about filming. At the same time, a wave of despair washed over them, thinking that they might be the only ones to perish in this "supernatural disaster."
However, after waiting for more than half a minute, the expected shock wave, dust, and other possible falling rocks did not appear. Instead, the ground vibration gradually decreased until it could not be felt at all.
The group of people who had been covering their heads and keeping their eyes tightly shut to avoid the dust opened their eyes, looked at each other, and stood up.
The surrounding land, which had been severely cracked, had been restored to its original state, and some pits had been filled in. However, because much of the vegetation had disappeared, the land was now patchy with greenery in the east and missing pieces in the west.
The only things that remain are the still murky "lake" and the railway that can never be restored to its original state.
"it's over?"
"I guess...right..."
They've all disappeared!
The group looked in the direction the cameraman was pointing, and sure enough, the group of "monsters" by the "lake" had disappeared at some point.
After searching around and finding nothing else, I breathed a sigh of relief, but also felt a mix of relief and disappointment.
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