Wizard Reed's instinct compelled him to suddenly speak more at this mont. This was actually a very bad habit, and many villains ultimately t their downfall because of it. Talking too much could easily divert one's attention, leaving them vulnerable to the counterattacks of those they had been oppressing. Wizard Reed naturally understood this, but he still found himself unable to stop talking. It seed as if he had been holding these words in for a long ti, as if he had been oppressed for so long that he could find no outlet to release his pent-up feelings. Now, he had found his opportunity. Having reached the pinnacle of his power, he was fearless. He was ready to unleash every word he had been suppressing. The reasoning was simple: Wizard Reed, at this mont, just wanted to thoroughly rebuke these high-and-mighty masters and release all the resentnt built up in his heart. Now, all Dead Objects were his weapons. He possessed countless identities and myriad forms; he truly feared nothing.
Wizard Reed slowly floated down from the air. He no longer needed to hide his true self. At this mont, he had achieved complete perfection. The Power of Darkness, in its ultimate state, would now surge through his body and be unleashed upon this land.
"Heh heh heh, hahaha! Crafting rules is actually quite simple. As long as you wipe everything clean, all things beco simple."
"Any order is rely a product of fear. You are always trying to conceal your inner terror through this semblance of well-maintained order. Just like now, each of you cautiously maintains your guard at your designated posts, thinking such a formation can stop ."
"Heh heh heh, hahaha! Truly naive, you are all utterly foolish."
Wizard Reed, having beco a chatterbox, raised a hand as he spoke. He lightly pointed a finger forward, and a powerful aura spread out from around him. Then, with a BANG, the hard Diamond that Joela had exchanged shattered before everyone's eyes.
This display left everyone stunned. Igor and the others had not yet fully recovered when the earlier Water Wall transford into a multitude of imposing Water Folk, surging towards their defensive periter. Kuyi Tulan was the first to react. He used Alchemy to exchange for the Traveler's Tree, a desert plant with extrely high water absorbency. No torrent of water could make them bow, and indeed, most of the water would be absorbed by them. Upon seeing water, they were like mice that had seen a cat, imdiately spreading their huge branches. However, these Water Folk were not afraid at all. They were not ordinary forms of water; because Wizard Reed's Energy had increased, the original Water Type Spell had also evolved. The Water Wall had tamorphosed into Water Folk, and these Water Folk were in the state of Spirit Items. Therefore, when facing these trees, which were a level lower than them, they felt no fear whatsoever. The Water Folk calmly passed through the defensive line of Traveler's Trees and rushed directly towards Grand Master Guzan.
Harming Grand Master Guzan was sothing many present could not forgive. So, as the Water Folk were about to draw near, many left their original positions, wanting to protect the Great ntor.
"Return to your positions!" Grand Master Guzan shouted. He was, after all, the leading figure among all Alchemists. If he couldn't even resolve this bit of difficulty, how could he be considered a Great ntor?
At the Great ntor's stern shout, everyone quickly returned to their designated areas. Following the instructions of the Great ntor and Kuyi Tulan, they arranged themselves into the Alchemy Array. They could not allow such a minor incident to disrupt their formation.
The Great ntor raised a hand, and with a light flick of his finger, a brilliant light instantly illuminated the darkness. The Water Folk then rushed into this light and vanished! This scene indeed left many feeling bewildered. How could a perfectly good attack just vanish along with the attackers? Could so major unforeseen event have occurred? Wizard Reed was also stunned for a mont, but he imdiately understood what had happened. This Great ntor had rely used a spatial displacent ability; the Alchemists had used an Alchemy Equation to exchange for a portal to another space. This type of spell could not achieve true Teleportation; it could only redirect an attacker to another location within the sa space. Grand Master Guzan had simply guided these Water Folk to another location. He was unable to disperse these Water Folk in such a brief mont; he could only alter the direction of their charge. And this transfer portal was precisely where Wizard Reed was standing. Now, carried by the montum of their charge, these Water Folk began to rush towards Wizard Reed.
However, sothing that shocked everyone happened again: the Water Folk passed straight through Wizard Reed's body, producing no effect whatsoever, as if passing through a shadow or a transparent image. This astonished everyone. Could it be that what stood before them was not a person, but an illusion of their opponent? If that were truly the case, then they would have their work cut out for them.
"Heh heh heh, hahaha! You people are still only capable of operating within your familiar domains. It's no wonder you can't achieve anything truly great."
Wizard Reed started up again, his rambling even more incessant than that of the old woman who had been on Igor.
"Now, prepare to welco the fear of the unknown!" Wizard Reed declared, raising his hand again. The floating dismbered corpses began to gather, and soon, they pieced together into many grotesque Soldiers.
CRACK! With a snap of his fingers, Wizard Reed's newly ford Soldiers raised their blades, lifted their legs, and charged towards Igor's formation.
"Battle Pet, out!" Stan Sol roared. Flas instantly ford into several Fire Dragons, which then roared towards those bizarre Soldiers. However, the flas could not destroy these assembled things.
"Try Thunder!" shouted Hustace. It seed he had encountered a similar scene before.
But Thunder—how could it be summoned so easily?
"We can't delay!" Without another word, Kevin leaped out. A Fighter wouldn't overthink it; his job was to cut down a few monsters. Kevin was truly a greedy fellow, still thinking of felling more enemies even at a ti like this.
"Leave the Water Folk to us!" Wizard Yuga and Joela began to counter the Water Folk together. The Wind Elentals blew with all their might, and Joela's Diamond Wall staunchly blocked the Water Folk's assault. Wizard Yuga, fully focused, paid close attention to the ambient temperature; he was not a Water Type Wizard who could turn these Water Folk into Ice Folk with a re wave of his hand.
"Now, use fire to scorch those Diamonds!" Hustace yelled again. But one had to admit, the courage and strategic thinking Hustace displayed at this mont were quite impressive.
"Turn into water vapor, all of you!" Kadi also shouted.
To be honest, Stan Sol hadn't even realized his flas could be useful in this way at this particular mont.
Since I can't stop those assembled monsters, I might as well help the others deal with these Water Folk...
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