Wizards are mighty.

Chapter 26: Torn (Please read!)
The rapidly flying exploding fireball was constantly disturbed by Vic's magic.

Since the opponent's chanting was interrupted, the control of this exploding fireball was not so stable.

Under the influence of Vic's magic, although there was no disintegration and explosion, the accuracy was much worse.

After seeing Vic's response, the other party seemed to realize his own stupidity.

An anxious look appeared on that guy's face, and he quickly output magic power to try to offset Vic's interference.

At the same time, he quickly chanted the spell, preparing to release the next witchcraft.

It seems to be defensive witchcraft?
Sadly, it didn't work.

"boom!"

The fireball fell to the ground and exploded violently.

The shockwave from the close range knocked Vic to the ground.

The scorching flames ignited his clothes and burned his skin.

Even half of his body was blown into a bloody mess.

However, Vic had a triumphant smile on his face.

Injuried?

This amount of damage cannot kill him, and it is not even considered a serious injury, not to mention that this is a virtual body.

Since there was no direct hit, it was his turn next.

Vic chuckled, managed to stand up, and continued to chant.

As he recited the last spell, the core rules model of witchcraft that had already been constructed in his soul was completely filled with his magic power and external magic power.

"Zero Ring Apprentice-level Witchcraft - Soul Collision"

The huge magical power was transformed into a peculiar power of rules, which directly connected Vic with the enemy's soul.

Then, with Vic's soul as the core, relying on his powerful soul strength.

collision!

"you!"

Before the other party could utter a horrified sound, his whole body shook violently.

He immediately lost control of his body and collapsed to the ground.

Of course, he was not hurt in the outside world, but unfortunately, due to the rules of the ring, he could no longer control his body in the ring.

In fact, the defensive magic that was still in preparation was forcibly released at the moment before Vic launched the attack.

But it didn't work.

Soul collision, this strange and rare witchcraft is so unpopular that many common defensive witchcrafts have almost no ability to resist it.

This involves a concept, which is that unlike some novels that Vic has read on Blue Planet, in reality there is only soul, and there is no definite power called soul power.

In other words, what some people or civilizations call soul power is actually just a certain kind of power derived from the soul, or a mixture of multiple powers.

These include mental power, self-power, and even the wizard's magic power is a certain concept of soul power, but the main body is the power of rules.

Therefore, faced with an astronomical number of types of "soul power", many defensive witchcrafts are unable to cover all aspects.

Unless it is a defensive spell specifically designed to defend against soul-type attacks.

The underlying logic of this type of witchcraft is that since there are countless kinds of soul power and countless types of soul attacks, why not just stop thinking about targeted defense and temporarily strengthen the soul of the recipient?
The soul itself becomes stronger, and can withstand any force or energy!
Obviously, the defensive magic used by the guy lying on the ground does not involve directly strengthening the soul.

However, if you use magic power directly to resist, you won't be able to output too much at once.

After all, using magic to directly fight witchcraft is a very disadvantageous thing.

In most cases, wizard duels are definitely confrontations between witchcraft and witchcraft.

The reason why Vic did that just now was that he relied on his own abundant magic power and the opponent's impatience to delay time.

Even so, the magic power consumed in the previous deflection was enough for him to release a defensive spell that could completely resist the fireball, and there was even some left over.

… “Okay, it’s over.”

Looking at the enemy lying on the ground, Vic sneered at him outside, and then chanted the spell of tearing without any delay.

The collision of souls will strengthen his soul, and at the same time, during the collision, it will also carry some different types of soul power.

To achieve high damage or long control effects.

Vic's main choice is control effect.

Anyway, with the Rend technique, as long as the opponent can't resist, he can easily inflict a lot of damage.

Apprentice wizards at this stage are usually unable to fight or survive without their physical bodies, so destroying the body directly is much more efficient than attacking the soul.

"Zero-ring apprentice-level witchcraft - Tearing"

After reciting two spells at random, Vic cast the Tearing Spell under the angry and impatient gaze of the other party's external body.

If we delay, something unexpected will happen. With the current strength of the Tearing Technique, it is enough to cut this guy into pieces.

If the opponent can still control everything in the ring, he can just use his mental power and magic power to slightly block the invasion of Vic's mental power and magic power into his body, and naturally nothing will happen.

Unfortunately, there is no such thing.

"Pfft-"

Strands of blood emerged from the opponent's body.

Neck, joints, chest...

Under the effect of the tearing technique, the fragile body has no power to resist.

Cut into pieces...

Oh no, at least a dozen dollars.

The arena quickly determined that the clone, which had been destroyed to this extent, no longer had the strength to fight.

Therefore, the "apprentice wizard fragments" scattered on the ground quickly turned into broken spots of light and dissipated in front of Vic.

……

……

"call……"

Vic let out a long sigh and stared quietly at the ring which had become empty again.

This was his first time fighting with other apprentices.

To be honest, it's a bit exciting.

Unlike killing monsters or slaves, the witchcraft of other apprentice wizards is something that can really threaten his life - although it is a replica of his life in the arena, it is also thrilling enough.

The witchcraft he learned were all offensive and extreme. If he couldn't seize the opponent's weakness and take him down in one go, he would probably be in big trouble.

That was one reason why he didn't keep many slaves.

Who knows what tricks those apprentices with more resources and better qualifications have?
It won’t be too late to slowly attack him after he learns some defensive magic.

"Very good, now we are two slaves again."

Taking out a portable card reader, Vic took a look at the slave that the other party had transferred over.

It's nothing special.

But it doesn’t matter, as long as it can provide points.

After he has dealt with the remaining two people, he can then take the initiative to challenge another person, so that the number of his slaves will return to three.

Not too much, not too little, just the amount he could hold.

No one would think of causing trouble for him, right? We can't all be like that idiot.

Vic chuckled and walked in Gleb's direction.

(End of this chapter)