After climbing over the bluestone slab that had broken into small hills, Jasper Ming limped towards the ladder where countless fragments were pouring out.
Soon, he discovered that the wind around him was getting stronger, and his body, which was originally too heavy to move, was being lifted up by some kind of air flow as if it were inflated.
Like a precursor to the coming typhoon.
The closer he got to the center of the storm, the survival instinct in his body was pulling him not to step into the obviously abnormal atmosphere.
This is an animal-like intuition that has saved his life countless times.
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