Chapter 716 Flying Mage
Chapter 716 Flying Mage
When Raze used his Dark Magic to surround his fect, it was clear that this allowed him to move freely. The properties of Dark Magic were to destroy, and in some cases, it could also be used as a healing tool. When Raze first encountered Dame and his group, he had used his Dark Magic to obliterate parts of the infection, giving him the idea for his current situation.
It would hurt his allies, but he could get rid of all the visual Qi that was weighing them down and holding them in place, which is exactly what he had done. Using his Dark Magic, he sent a ripple through the arena, destroying the visual Qi.
Now, once again, everyone was able to move: Dame, Amir, Alba, Safa, Rayna, Ricktor, and Mada. All of them were fine again. Cronker and the more injured members of the Crimson Crane had managed to shuffle their bodies to the edge of the arena, knowing they couldn’t really help anymore.
‘Murkel could just activate his visual Qi again, and they would be in the same situation. Doing something like I just did would use up quite a bit of mana, maybe even more than Murkel’s Qi, but unlike the Light Faction clder, this one seems to know nothing about magic, and I’ll use that to my advantage, Raze thought.
The Light Faction, watching everything from above, was stunned by the situation.
“The tide, with one person showing up, it has completely changed just like that!” Ricar said, grasping the edge of the stand wall. “Now Murkel will have to go up against everyone, and although they may not be in their best condition, who knows what that young white-haired man can do.”
Beatrix didn’t like the situation at all. She still remembered her first encounter with the white-haired man. She was sure it was the same person from back then. He was a man who didn’t seem as strong as he was now, yet was also a person who practically felt like he wasn’t a Pagna warrior at all and could stop her attack back then. Now he had turned into this, a person who was going up against the Dark Faction.
“I should have killed him when I had the chance,” Beatrix said.
On the ground floor of the arena, Alba saw the situation changing and unfolding. She lifted one of her swords into the air.
“There is only one enemy left in front of us, there is only one person that stands here. We take him out, then we win this thing. It is just one man!” Alba exclaimed. “Attack!”
Alba was clearly taking charge, and it didn’t take long for the others to follow her.
Seeing this, Raze quickly put his sword away. The Pagna clothing started to disintegrate, revealing his specially made blazer. He walked forward with both of his hands by his side.
“It’s been a long time since I’ve done something like this, but I will play a supporting role with my magic. Raze’s body started to rise up as wind magic currents were felt below his feet. He was flying and now in the air.
“Arghh!” Tilon shouted. “I need to go help them. How can everyone be fighting without me while I’m dealing with this?”
Tilon held up his shield again, blocking an attack from Gavin, who was using his round-shaped shield as an extension of his arm. He went to throw a fist with the shield pointed outward. Only this time, there was no clanging noise.
“Do you think I’m stupid? Do you think I would just hit the shield again and again?” Gavin claimed as he stopped just shy of the shield. He then kicked Tilon at the side of his leg, a powerful blow that jerked Tilon’s knee for a moment.
Before he knew it, he saw Gavin up in the air.
“This man, I thought he was all about defense, but he’s a pretty good fighter as well!
While Tilon looked in the air, he saw another person leaping up from the side, jumping to attack with his sword. Gavin noticed it as well and spun his body to use his shield to knock the sword away before landing safely on the ground.
Bargo was the man who had attacked with his sword, someone else from the Moon Shield Clan who had been aiding Tilon along his way.
“Unlike the first time, I don’t think surprise attacks are going to work as well anymore,” Bargo said. “Gavin hasn’t been hit since, and even with the reflective power of your shield, he has just been knocked away and was able to block most of the attack.”
It wasn’t just that, but Bargo knew something else as well, a special technique that was passed down from Clan Head to Clan Head, and he knew Gavin still had yet to use it in the fight for whatever reason. Once he started to use the special technique, the fight would become much more difficult.
“He’s not even hitting the shield, so I can’t reflect, I can’t store energy, or use it in an offensive way. What am I meant to do if he won’t hit the shield?” Tilon claimed.
Gavin was charging forward again, and in his anger, Tilon threw the shield. This surprised Gavin, who lifted his own to block the attack. The shield did nothing but started to move through the air and returned right to Tilon’s hand. With that, he felt the shield had gained a slight bit of energy that could be used.
“That worked?” Tilon said, confused. From what he knew he needed to block attacks to store energy, but he was sure that he could feel, although energy small that some of it had been added to the shield.
He started to wonder if there was a way he could use it like this. That was until a light switch flicked in Bargo.
“Wait, you just need the shield to be hit to store energy of some kind? When Gavin blocks, he’s always using some form of Qi. If it just needs Qi and someone to hit it, then I’ll hit the shield!” Bargo said.
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