A massive trail of misty turbulence stretched out behind Wang Ye like an enduring afterglow.
Every swing of his arm detonated a series of sonic booms in the air.
Each subtle tremor of his form caused the air around him to violently ripple.
Unlike a jet fighter, which flies in an extraordinarily stable posture, Wang Ye's form constantly shifted during his run. He needed to swing his arms, rotate his waist and spine to maintain balance, which resulted in destructive force and turbulence far more exaggerated than those caused by a jet breaking the sound barrier.
A jet's thrust primarily comes from the high-temperature, high-pressure flames expelled from its rear nozzle. Other than minor adjustments by the tail and wing tips, the entire jet remains in a fixed aerodynamic shape during flight, with each airflow and disturbance meticulously calculated to avoid chaos.
