T0 Gaming Guild Saves the World.

Chapter 389, Chapter 388: Replenishing Mana, Fighting Again

Ailera broke the cow bones with her bare hands and began to suck the marrow.

"Suckling sound~~~"

"This tactic is not difficult to counter."

Kesha nodded in acknowledgment.

"The difficulty lies in whether the opponent is willing to fight to the death."

Most high-level mages could see that Mint's moves were a complete and stable combo.

Each of Renee's spellcastings has a corresponding contingency plan to interrupt it.

There was no change; it was purely formulaic problem-solving.

Renee saw this too, and pretended to cast a spatial spell. Mint spun around and forcefully elbowed her arm.

Instead of moving away, she stood straight and bumped into him.

The wind-enchanted elbow strike was powerful and heavy, hitting Renee's shoulder blade and sending her flying backward.

Mint had a bad feeling, but then she saw that Renee had used her fingers as knives to tear open a spatial passage during the flip to dissipate the force, and then fell into it.

The battle rhythm was too smooth, and the formulaic approach to solving the problem couldn't be stopped, so he was outmaneuvered by Renee.

Elaine ordered ten more plates of pork chops, enjoying them immensely while stretching her voluptuous and alluring body, and together with the boundary between reality and illusion, she leaned against the railing to watch.

"If Grelian hadn't specifically enhanced her knowledge of martial arts and magical martial arts techniques, the fact that she could deduce the appropriate response in adverse situations simply through observation and thought... is truly impressive."

The Grelian family, who were watching the battle, were also overwhelmed by Mint's tactics. They breathed a sigh of relief when they saw Renee cleverly escape.

As long as she can use spatial magic, Renee's ability to integrate various types of magic gives her a huge advantage.

Jiang Heyi asked, "Your tactics should include a contingency plan for the successful release of spatial magic, right?"

Kesha smiled and said, "We sirens have a nickname that is renowned only among humans: the Wall of Geniuses."

Peppermint calmed herself, discarding the interference from her five senses, and regarded magic as a continuation of her perception.

The site is now a gently flowing stream.

A barely perceptible turbulence in the water lapped against Mint's body, and she suddenly opened her eyes.

A gentle breeze accompanies you, and Mint lightly treads the ground like a fawn leaping in the forest, soaring across half the field in just two leaps.

As the spatial rift opened, Renee emerged from the surging magic, having learned her lesson, she condensed the flowing water in her hand into a longsword.

Using magic to guide the power of the elements, a dark storm and azure water flow entwine around the tip of the sword.

In the instant that it opens up, the light of day will also dim.

This is an elemental technique comparable to a spatial slash.

"Dang~~~"

The crisp, melodious sound astonished every high-ranking mage.

A fierce wind tousled her hair, the soft, silvery-white strands dancing wildly.

The longsword, formed from condensed elements, flew out of her hand and into the air, its reflection in the sunlight mirroring Renee's astonished expression.

Mint used the momentum again to brush away Renee's unstoppable wind element, forming a transparent shield that enveloped her right wrist.

She moved with a light and graceful air, seemingly casually drawing a semicircle in mid-air the instant Renee's unstoppable blade fell.

Drink minty drinks.

"You should try the cuttlefish's signature technique!"

The volatile elements were shattered by a technique that deftly deflected the force of the attack.

The energy backlash caused a series of explosions within the hurricane, and an uncontrollable, unvented elemental force violently flung the two people at the center to either side of the arena.

Mint rolled over to her feet, but she could no longer find Renee.

It's spatial magic again.

Jiang Heyi clicked her tongue in amazement: "This is the trick you taught her to deal with it. You're truly amazing."

Ksha always appreciated his praise.

"There is more than one way to deal with it. People always tend to mythologize spatial magic simply because most magicians know very little about it."

"Tearing space consumes a huge amount of magic power. How could a spell that consumes so much power possibly leave no trace in the three stages of accumulation, release, and explosion?"

"Even if you enter a space filled with unstable magic, the aura she leaves behind will be as bright and dazzling as a light in the darkness, provided that... your perception is good enough."

"Moreover, once you enter an unstable magical space, the only way for the spellcaster to peer into the outside world is through magic. Unless she is as powerful as Dussel, who can stabilize the unstable magical disturbances around her with her own magic and make the spatial barrier transparent to her like a mirror, all Renee can see are layers of gray mist."

"In her eyes, mint was just a layer of light that flickered on and off."

French Fries rubbed his chin.

The blankets also turned around in surprise.

Elaeva was stuffing meat chops into her mouth while muttering to herself.

“Something’s not right. Even if you have some understanding of spatial magic, it should only be at the theoretical stage. You’re not proficient in spatial magic, so how could you know the details of unstable magical space?”

Elaeva and Dussel had interacted a few times, but she only glanced at them a few times when the spatial passage opened.

The existing natural teleportation arrays on the mainland are all very stable and have no research value.

Ksha knows far too much detail.

On the continent of Anna, there was only one person whose spatial magic had reached its pinnacle, Dussel, who had been missing for a long time and was killed by the boundary between the real and the virtual worlds and the demons of the Great Snow Mountain.

Although he had many apprentices, very few were able to master the essence of his skills.

On this path, he taught only Renee everything he knew. Now that Dussel no longer engages in combat casually, there are no readily available combat records of spatial magic for research.

Unless you travel a long way to the snow-covered mountains of the northern Empire and find the demon who prevented Dussel from maximizing his spatial magic—hopefully your reason can sustain you through the conversation with him.

The myth that had never been defeated was repeatedly thwarted by Mint.

Some people couldn't help but wonder... is spatial magic really that simple?
Renee didn't think so.

She also didn't believe that spatial magic in her master's hands was what ignorant magicians called "perfected skill"; he had simply gone further down this path than she had.

An unstable magical space, densely packed with high-concentration magical energy that is close to triggering a magical accident, "explosion."

This place is like the original cradle where magic was first created in the world; there is nothing but magic.

No one knows the secrets of this area, which stands alone; spatial magic users are merely visitors coming and going.

Peeking through a layer of mist at the fiery orb of light within the arena, Renee gently touched her arm, which had been beaten until it was red and purple.

It hurts.

Despite her petite appearance, she possesses extraordinary strength and is far more savage than she was during her school days.

"Who did you learn it from?" she couldn't help but wonder.

Mint specializes in potions, and combat is not her forte, but in today's battle, every move she made seemed to be a way of restraining herself.

It was as if her little notebook was filled with the techniques that had defeated her before.

"They hate me that much... I must avenge myself no matter what." She thought to herself, and then laughed.

The excessive magic power was corroding her elemental shield, making a hissing sound.

Dussel can convert some of the magic here to replenish himself, and so can Renee.

She suppressed the surging thoughts in her mind.

Using her own magic to achieve convenience is also part of the battle, but... she couldn't convince herself otherwise.

That's practically cheating!

To win, show her the parts you didn't get to enjoy in the academy!
Renee spent even longer lurking in the spatial passage, and Mint dared not relax for a moment, concentrating intently on using her magic to sense her surroundings.

If a tactic works, there's no need to change it.

"You think you can take advantage of my distraction to launch a surprise attack? You won't succeed."

With a sudden thought, Mint turned around abruptly.

This time the seam was torn open from behind.

To prevent Renee from changing her tactics, she instinctively generated a series of wind blades at top speed, slicing towards the gap.

It will take time for the gap to open and for Renee to appear, so I'll force you to get up!
Goosebumps stood on end; a strong sense of crisis prompted Mint to turn 180 degrees.

The area she sensed was empty, and there was no one behind her!
The elemental shields were layered upon each other; it was hard to imagine that anyone could release shield magic so quickly. A series of spells were completed with just a few subtle tremors of the fingertips.

It's like binding several spells to the same key, so you can unleash them with a single click.

The teasing from the Tetraprototypes in private was more like an inspiration to her.

She had never thought of doing this before, but she found the techniques to realize her idea in the Siren's library.

Unseen by normal vision, the sharp strike was perceived by magic as the chilling scythe swept across half the field, the ripples causing the ground to churn and dust to fly.

The aftershocks of the magic resonated with every referee watching closely, their bodies reacting before their minds could process the situation, prompting them to rush onto the field to rescue the injured.

Wick had already rushed to the halfway point, only to find that Mint was releasing several elemental spells in succession from her palm, using the explosions generated by their mutual reactions to gradually dissipate Renee's spatial slash.

She was swept away by an invisible blade, flying a third of the way across the field before finally coming to a stop.

Wick swallowed hard.

The power of that attack was enough to injure him.

The referee, realizing that nothing had happened and the fight would continue, was parched.

They all knew that if they rashly entered the fray today, those who came after them would laugh at them in the future.

But all they want to say right now is...

The continent of Anna actually gave birth to these two freaks in the same year?

Their level has long surpassed the boundary of peaceful sparring; even the slightest mistake would be a huge loss to the magical community!
Only a few minutes have passed since the start of the match, but both sides have already used all their methods, and the magical power they have used is enough to make them look down on 99% of the magicians of Anna's age.

Physically, Mint is slightly better; thanks to specialized training, she can maintain her breathing rhythm.

Renee was slightly less skilled; her breathing rhythm became disordered due to the magic of her breathing.

Staying in the spatial passage for an extended period of time creates a tremendous burden on magical energy.

"Release the magic stored in the magic crystal!" Renee shouted at the stunned referee.

"I agree. Replenish our magic and continue."

The rules forbid this, but both sides insist on it...

Wick could only turn his head to look at Kurien, who was also restless on the observation deck.

Renee does not belong to the Anna royal family; she is an unstable black mud bomb.

Mint already had its place, closely following the boundary between reality and illusion, returning to the Sea of ​​Fallen Stars.

A lose-lose situation would be the best outcome for him.

But the heroic spirit of his early years venturing across the mainland surged into his heart again. Looking down at the two of them, his eyes were filled with memories of himself and Wick from back then.

(End of this chapter)