The Golem Mage - Chapter 64

Chapter 64: Wiped Out (Part 2) Chapter 64: Wiped Out (Part 2) Agnes tapped her staff on the ground, and the sturdy earth wall she had erected in the first place started crumbling and falling backward, and it caught the goblins who were still hacking off guards.

As the big stones fell on them, crushing those in the front to an early death, dust filled the whole area, making it hard for anyone to see through the cloud of dust.

No one knew the condition of the Gordons and Lanzt family mages, yet they just knew that whatever was going to come next might be suicidal cause there were still about two thousand goblins waiting for the dust to clear.

And kill, they hesitated on whether to rush in or just wait for the smoke to go entirely as there were no orders from their top bosses.

Titan kept them busy as he had already killed over twenty of them now, which was quite shocking.

The fight against two thousand Goblins was still the main event, but it was still a mystery that Titan could hold them off.

Since he was just one golem, Knight was shocked at the extreme strength Titan was displaying, and he seemed to be getting more robust with each kill he had.

While the goblins were still waiting for the clouds to clear off, it gave the Lanzt family a chance to finish casting the spell Alec tasked them with.

The air in the atmosphere started twisting and seemed to all be going in one direction, and the cloud of dust parted to give way to the wind that was attracted by the extreme wind elements activity in that area.

When everyone saw what was behind the broken earth walls, they shivered in fear as the feeling of death crept up on them, and all their danger senses were sending them warning signals.

Especially the Goblins who were in the front of it all, but the funny thing was it was not the bunch of mangled and scary dead bodies of the Goblins that brought them this fear but a big and long whirlwind formed tornado rotating at high speed.

And the two hundred and fifty mages around it, as they kept inserting every inch of their mana into the spell, became quite intense.

It was clear to anyone with eyes that they could not control that spell level as it had already breached the attack of a low-tier mage and was already entering the stage power of a (low) Tier 4 mage.

When Steven and Maria saw this, they quickly ordered a retreat back to the hills, as that was their only safe place.

No one of them could block a Tier 4 magic spell,
“Alec is crazy!

Who would have thought of using the accumulated mana of two hundred and fifty Tier 1 mages to create something suicidal like this?” Steven said as he finally caught up with the Darkbliss family, who were close to the hill before
“I don’t know what goes around his head, but I am sure of one thing: he is not someone who is suicidal,” Maria said because she observed Alec.

Now she realized why he wanted her to keep the one thousand goblins in check, though she never did, but if that one thousand goblins joined in, they might have been able to disrupt the casting of the spell, making it fail in progress.

He was planning ahead of everything, and that was what scared her; having an enemy like that who gave you the impression that he was always one step ahead was hard to beat, except you were able to kill him with extreme power, and she was not sure she could do that.

As no one on the battlefield even knew his battle power, they only knew his golems were powerful.

Maria frowned as she thought about the matter too much; it had been a long time since she had to worry this much about someone.

“Release the wind tornado,” Alec ordered as his face was grim; he would not let the tornado blow up in his face and kill him and his guys, so he had to make sure they released it toward the goblins.

He also signals Titan to come back as the mission he gave him of stalling the upper and peak Tier 1 goblins was done more than excellent.

When the Lanzt family heard his command, they finally sighed in relief as they used their last bit of mana to push the wind tornado toward the Goblins.

But one plant was still holding on to it while roaring, and he was using his mana and willpower to control the tornado so it did not explode until it got to the middle of the goblins.

When the goblins finally returned to their senses and saw the tornado approaching them, they took to their hills and started running back; they were retreating so wrong that a colleague fell.

They practically stepped on him, killing him in the process; just imagine the chaos over two thousand goblins were causing as they were running back while screaming in fear.

“Argh!” Bryan roared as his family top tore, and his upper body was naked, with his muscles twitching as he used his last bit of mana to push the tornado towards the goblins faster before losing consciousness.

But before he could fall, Alec nodded towards Legion, who seemed to disappear in the next second and reappear beside Bryan Lanzt the next moment, catching him before he could even fall.

“Gre…great job, soldier,” Legion said while holding on to him.

The faces of the planet mages turned sour when they heard the golem compliment their leader as a soldier, but they all burst out laughing as they directed their attention towards the tornado; it was their most excellent spell ever, and even if it was the idea of someone else the took joy watching the destruction it might cause.

It blew fiercely and almost cut up with the goblins as different types of wind blades were being sent out of the tornado into the crowd of Goblins, reaping about five lives in the process; it spat at least five wind blades every ten seconds, that meant every wave of wind blade was killing at least 25 five Goblins at least.

Goblins were dying, and they could not stop it as the tornado was gaining in on them no matter how they ran; they could not outrun the tornado, and except when a Tier 4 or above Goblin attacked, there was no way they would be able to stop the tornado as it had reached the (mid) Tier 4 power range as it kept on pulling.

Wind elements from the atmosphere made themselves more robust and prominent, and even some of the goblins at the back could no longer resist the pull of the tornado as they were already levitating into the tornado.

“Arrrgghhh nooooooo!”
“Save me someone, no.”
Those were the last shouts of some unlucky goblins that were cut in the wind and flew towards the tornado as their body was brutally slashed and butchered before they even got to the middle of the tornado.

The side of the tornado was stained with some speck of red as the blood mist was getting substantial from the number of goblins it had killed; every second, tens of goblins levitated towards the tornado.