Hugh's arms were close together to protect his head, and the wind blade cut through the space and slashed straight on Hugh's arm.
Dang Dang! The thin wind blade felt like a steel knife slashing on his arm. Hugh, who had not had time to stand up, was flown more than ten meters away by the wind blade.
The moment the wind blade hit the stone arm, deep scars was cut on his arm. Hugh immediately suffered from pain, but still gritted his teeth and insisted on blocking it. The fear of this wind blade was not entirely due to the lethality of the new contact. The subsequent cutting was also quite terrifying.
The stone arm was cut into countless broken stones by the high-speed rotating wind blade. Although these rocks were only attached to the body's surface, they w
