The Protector (The Return Of The God of War) novel Chapter 3890

Chapter 3890 The Sea Of Heavenly Thunder

Hearing that the rumbling of the Heavenly Thunder had gotten louder, Larissa and Cheriette shuddered with fear.

Even though Levi had been protecting them earlier, they were too exhausted to deal with the aftermath of the Heavenly Thunder.

Occasionally, they would feel numb from the crackles of electricity running through their bodies. Although it wasn’t a harmful side effect, it still left them with lingering dread.

It was fair to assume the Heavenly Thunder in the core area would be more intense and powerful than the ones in the non-core area.

It would be difficult to say whether Levi could even protect himself by then.

Larissa and Cheriette figured they would be burned to a crisp in less than fifteen minutes if they didn’t have Levi’s energy shield protecting them and be subjected to the full strength of the Heavenly Thunder.

Naturally, they could think from the positive side of things and imagine they could continue to have the protection of an energy shield.

However, the powerful and frequent shock waves from the aftermath of the Heavenly Thunder would most probably deal them life-threatening damage.

Regardless of how they viewed things, it all led to a dead end.

Rumble!

At that moment, a loud rumble echoed across the area, sending Larissa and Cheriette trembling with fright.

Once again, a crushing pressure loomed over them. The outer layer of the energy shield had cracked from the overwhelming tension.

It was as if the shield would shatter into pieces at any given moment.

The hanging dark clouds around the area hovered closer to them, making them feel suffocated.

Larissa’s and Cheriette’s breathing quickened, and their bodies shook harder.

Levi and the two finally reached the edge of the core area half an hour later.

In front of their eyes was a deep lake that stretched over a few miles. It would’ve been a beautiful view if it wasn’t for the pitch-black topmost layer of the water and the wisps of water vapor rising from the surface.

Several varying widths and colors of Heavenly Thunder struck the Arctic Lake continuously. Yet the lake’s surface was surprisingly calm. The sparks dancing along the surface were proof of the lightning bolt striking the lake.

A burnt smell floated in the air, causing anyone who inhaled it to feel dizzy.