The Vastness of Magical Destiny-Chapter 222 - 14 Shock
Chapter 222: Chapter 14: Shock
Chapter 222 -14: Shock
Glimpsing at Komer, the Mysterious Magician did not offer any explanation; almost simultaneously, her other delicate hand swiftly twisted and pointed chaotically, and wave after wave of huge silver-white halos appeared above the Giant Ape Corpses. As the Mage finished her spell, these halos began to stack up at a certain speed and suddenly formed a wave-like tower shape that exploded violently, covering nearly all the Giant Ape Zombies with countless specks and dots like white snow.
The strange shrieks of “squeak squeak squeak” suddenly filled the entire passage. The Giant Ape Zombies hit by the specks of light trembled chaotically and violently, some even beginning to struggle to the ground. Milky mist continuously emerged from the bodies of the zombies, and the areas struck by the specks of light started to fester and the rotting area continued to expand.
Rebry gasped in shock, and his gaze already carried a hint of worry amidst the surprise. Perhaps others were not well-versed with this kind of Light Magic, but to him, who dealt with high-level figures in the Church of Light for a long time, he was all too familiar with various spells from the Church. This was not a spell that a common Mage could easily cast, nor was it something that a Mage with Dark Magic Power could perform. The Holy Element Power required was so great that the caster must possess pure Light Magic Power. This mysterious and inscrutable female Mage was actually capable of such a top-tier, orthodox, and direct inheritance of Light Magic—”Thousand Mountains Snow Reflection”—without any flair. If it were not for the fact that her skill in the spell had not yet reached a flawless level, Rebry would almost suspect her to be a heavyweight from the Church of Light. But even so, after being cleansed by such pure Light Magic, most of the undead creatures from the Dark World mutated, their bodies rotting into hollowed forms. Moreover, under the intense pressure of the Gravity Spell, their movement became difficult. Before even reaching the attack zone, they had already collapsed into puddles of Pus on the ground.
Who exactly was this person? Though the exploration had not yet ended, though it was common among Mages not to inquire about each other’s origins, and though Rebry trusted Mihailovich’s guarantee, the sight of the Giant Ape Zombies falling and turning into sewage still filled him with shock. It was terrifying, even more incredulous than encountering the dark god Hades. A Dark wizard casting such an unparalleled Light Magic seemed impossible. Could she still be called a Dark wizard? Unless she was not a Dark wizard at all!
Komer was equally astonished; even he himself was not capable of casting such high-level Light Magic. While this kind of magic, entirely supported by Holy Power, could bring great devastation to undead creatures, the requirements for the caster’s mana were exceedingly high. Komer was far from achieving this level, yet this mysterious individual had done so. Komer had not thought as far as Rebry had, for although he himself was rooted in Dark Magic Power, he could also cast many Light Magic spells. He had not yet realized the possible great threat posed by this mysterious person.
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The other Mages and Dark Knights were also greatly shocked, but they naturally did not think as deeply as the two of them. After all, each Mage has their specialization; the world of Magic is as vast as the starry sky, and to exhaust one’s life studying barely allows one to scratch the surface. Given the diversity of fields, it was impossible for a Mage to have a deep understanding of other specializations. This was exactly why Rebry, because of his long-term involvement with the titans of the Church of Light, was particularly sensitive to this. Mihailovich specialized in Undead Magic and Puppet Magic, while Newman was known for his reliance on Dark Magic and crafting Magic tools. As for the two Dark Knights, Magic was more of an auxiliary tool for them, as they revered the enhancement of their own power through Martial Arts Training, preferring the massive destructive power that Dark Magic offered.
Perhaps sensing the great shock her spell had caused among the group, the Mysterious Magician broke her usual silence to explain that she possessed a very precious Magical Instrument for Light Magic, which she kept close to her body, allowing her to easily cast Light Magic that ordinary people couldn’t even imagine. This explanation seemed plausible to the other Mages who were less informed, as the power of a special Magical Weapon could indeed significantly enhance the caster’s mana, allowing them to perform above their level—a reasonable explanation.
However, for Rebry and Komer, such an explanation only increased their suspicion. To Rebry, this cover-up seemed to be hiding some purpose. The fact that the Mage possessed strong and pure Light magic power meant that she could not possibly have Dark Magic Power as well—so, if she wasn’t an agent of the dark, what had convinced Mihailovich of her identity? And what was her purpose for coming here? A web of doubts entwined in Rebry’s brain, diminishing his interest in the exploration itself. He was now more curious about the identity and motives of this person before him, surmising that she might be harboring many unexpected secrets, and he might have found a good quarry. At this moment, a sinister thought began to arise in Rebry’s mind.
