Arcane Lord

Xiaduo originally thought that, with the elves' arrogance, these Yeerlan elves would immediately counterattack after he helped them to remove the spell lock. At that time, he would just sit back and watch and see how embarrassed they were.

As a result, these Yeerlan elves seemed to have lost their spirits. They neither counterattacked nor ran away, which was completely beyond his expectations.

On the contrary, Sluwende was just as he expected. Even though the floating city's performance was amazing enough, the other party did not give up on strangling the Yeerlan spellcaster.

However, Sluwende's attitude was exactly what Xiaduo expected and needed. Otherwise, where would he find such a ready-made stage for display!

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Adophiel Fortress, inside the Golden Spire.

Cruz, who had completely integrated his perception into the fortress, did not choose to give up after his lock on the Yeerlan spellcaster was disintegrated by an unknown force.

No matter what the identity and background of the mysterious sphere that suddenly appeared was, it did not mean much to Sluwende, who had decided to become a co-management of the Northern Alliance.

If there is any trouble, it will be borne by the Northern Alliance in the end. Sluwende is no longer an independent country in the true sense, so it is naturally not these.

Moreover, when he has the ability, he chooses to give up the pursuit of those Yeerlan invaders without touching them. It is not Cruz's character, nor is it the character of most Sluwende elves!

But then, several locks were suspected to be disintegrated by the mysterious sphere that suddenly appeared, which made Cruz, who had already accumulated dissatisfaction, even more annoyed, and then issued an order:

"Change the target and launch a tentative attack on the mysterious sphere!"

This means that there is no need to lock, and directly launch a covering attack.

After receiving the order, the Sluwende mages on the suspended platform in the upper southern area of ​​the fortress immediately launched an offensive. While using war instruments, they also used the fortress's excellent projection and stabilization capabilities to rain the angry fire of the counterattack near Eisena, which originally belonged to Sluwende's territory.

...

And on the floating city.

Xia Duo was just waiting for Sluwende to continue attacking, but he ended up with a "full screen" of covering attacks -

In front of him, a bunch of invisible fire was ignited, activating the magic nets in the city below and even in the surrounding large areas, and even "boiling".

This is no longer a magic concept in the usual sense, but the origin of magic - the magic net!

Mage Sluwende's understanding of the essence of the magic net and even the control of the magic net itself greatly exceeded Xia Duo's expectations.

Compared to the spell lock or attack that can be traced, this instant spell that skips the casting and spell transmission process, the floating city does not have any very clever means to deal with it.

But since it is a spell, no matter how exquisite the principle is and how brilliant the intention is, it cannot escape one point, that is, the magic net itself.

Xia Duo really cannot prevent the spell from coming, but the brilliance of this spell is here. Putting this aside, it is essentially just to shake the magic net in an area to the extreme.

While hindering the enemy's normal spellcasting, it also allows various random induction spells that appear due to the disordered vibration of the magic network to kill the enemy.

"Five Generations of Rivers, Mountains, and Winds"

Facing this kind of spell, even if you don't do anything to defend yourself, as long as you are lucky enough, you can "pass through all the spells without losing a single drop of blood"!

After all, it is a random induction spell, anything is possible, maybe there is a spell that can directly become a god!

Of course, the possibility of a spell with a positive effect in reality is extremely low, otherwise there would not be a spellcaster who uses this method as an attack. Generally speaking, random induction spells are mostly elemental spells, that is, direct lethal spells.

In the environment of disordered vibration of the magic network, it is difficult for the caster to prevent effective defense. Without magic, the caster is essentially just a mortal.

Not to mention a large number of elemental spells, a small knife is enough to end his life.

But unfortunately, this kind of spell is essentially an indirect spell, and its weaknesses are very obvious, even if it is upgraded to a war spell.

Based on the turbulence of the magic network at the initial stage, Xia Duo judged that the high-level magician was enough to maintain the stability of the magic network in a considerable area around him.

If there are many spellcasters and they cooperate with each other, it is not difficult to open up a quiet, peaceful and orderly place in the turbulent and disordered magic network environment.

In other words, this spell is more suitable for clearing out miscellaneous soldiers. For organized spellcasters, especially those led by high-level magicians, the effect is almost zero.

In other words, although Xia Duo cannot stop the arrival of Sluvend's spell at the moment, he cannot hurt the floating city at all if he does not stop it, and it is unlikely to cause much damage to the Yeerlan elves below.

In Xia Duo's view, the meaning of this spell is more provocative than direct killing, and he really needs to be angered by this spell.

Not only him, the Yeerlan elves in the small town below seem to be stimulated. To some extent, they even forgot that they can stand there intact at this moment entirely because of the floating city above their heads, not themselves.

Of course, it could also be that the giant creature that had just helped them gave them courage, and they actually regrouped and launched a "counterattack" against the Adofield Fortress.

However, someone was one step faster than them -

Shado in the floating city directly counterattacked with a [Wide Area Restriction], which separated the space, and then sent a message to the bottom, inviting the Yeerlan elves to visit the floating city.

His invitation cannot be refused, and of course it is necessary to reveal one's identity during the process.

As for Sruvander.

Xia Duo controlled the floating city to move slowly towards Adofel Fortress. It was also slowly rising while moving. At this moment, the floating city was only two to three hundred meters away from the surface. If it flew over flatly, it might hit Adofel Fortress. The golden spire in the center of the upper square.

If it is raised a little higher, it will naturally be more commanding and powerful, but it is not raised too high, and it still maintains the oppressive feeling of a giant being on top.

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The very obvious "hostile" reaction from Xia Duo's side naturally triggered a further counterattack from the Adolfel Fortress, but for the Floating City, this was nothing to worry about.

There are indeed many subtleties in elven spells, and Sha Duo can't do anything about them, but any spell needs to be reflected on the magic net in the end. He only needs to annihilate the environment necessary for the existence of the spell to make the spell itself invisible.

In this way, the Floating City withstood the "indiscriminate bombardment" of the Adolfel Fortress all the way, without any trace of the route it should take, and just plainly told the other party that I was going to go to the top of your head.

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Adolfel Fortress.

If he could go back in time, Cruise would definitely remind himself not to provoke that giant sphere. Judging from the fact that the other party could teleport, he believed that the other party was flying so slowly, but was flying towards it with unparalleled power. Adolfel Fortress was approaching little by little, definitely expressing dissatisfaction with his previous temptation.

"Damn it! What the hell is this!"

All means of probing and attacking have been dismantled one by one, and Cruise is now in a situation where he is almost at his wits' end. But at this time, someone below asked inexplicably:

"Sir, the sphere seems to be surrounded by a layer of extremely powerful anti-magic field, which our spells cannot penetrate at all. What should we do now? Do we still want to continue attacking?"

"What are you attacking? Don't you see that you are doing useless work! Why don't you contact the Northland Alliance and invite all the alliance countries to send forces to settle in as mentioned before? Let them quickly send envoys to discuss. No, send war mages to support. What's the matter? We’ll discuss the conditions later, hurry up!”

The voice was extremely low and depressing, as if Cruise was trying his best to squeeze it out of his throat. After explaining his subordinates, he remembered that he still needed to communicate with other leaders about this matter, so he hurriedly separated the projection.

As for the behemoth approaching overhead, I could only pretend not to see it at the moment.