Winds of 100 meters per second had already exceeded the strongest winds recorded in Earth's history.
At this moment, these more than 10,000 air purifiers continuously blew a gale that could not be created by natural forces, constantly discharging purified air into Earth's atmosphere.
To prevent this overly strong wind from affecting the natural environment, Tom had also made some special arrangements, such as reinforcing the ground, building exhaust ducts, and specifically choosing mountainous areas or other places where no life existed.
Time passed little by little.
Gradually, the areas swept by these winds developed a topography distinctly different from other places.
Soil was blown away, rocks were shattered, and river-like terrain appeared on the surface.
Even outside some purifiers, massive mountains directly collapsed under the continuous blowing of the gale day after day.
Tom never stopped this purification process.
