Start in Terra, immortal

The commotion gradually subsided, and Rosso appeared outside the house in Moller Valley.

Looking at the sky, which was exactly the same as before, Rosso blinked. "When you're learning magic, it's 'tomorrow'!"

After sensing Hilder's location, Rosso vanished from the spot.

"Hilder, are you ready? It's time to teach me magic!"

Seeing Rosso suddenly appear and shout, Hilder's eye twitched. She took out an exquisitely wrapped book from her pocket and handed it to Rosso. "This is my recently completed book, 'The Origin of Magic.' You can study its contents in more depth."

"As you probably know, Terra originally had no magic. Magic is a way of driving a natural energy that I discovered during my wanderings in the universe. This natural energy has four attributes: fire, ice, light, and darkness. I collectively call them elements, and the magic that uses array patterns to guide the energy of the elements to create effects is called elemental magic."

As soon as she finished speaking, Hilder raised her staff and condensed four elemental clusters of red, blue, white, and black in front of her.

"Different elements have different driving patterns, which require..."

As soon as he turned his head, Hilder's words came to an abrupt halt. In Rosso's hand, four orbs of elemental energy, some black and some white, had appeared, overflowing with energy and seemingly at risk of exploding at any moment.

Held breathed a sigh of relief and continued:

"Elements with different attributes are mutually exclusive, making fusion quite difficult and dangerous. Therefore, another magic array is needed to guide the fusion. Alternatively, with your power, you can use external force to compress and fuse them, and launch them before reaching the critical point to achieve the same effect."

Upon hearing this, Rosso immediately channeled the energy within his body and began compressing the four elements.

The four-color element clusters gradually decreased in size, and their colors began to mix, eventually settling into a single color, and finally coalescing into a single dark-colored bead. The round sphere was inconspicuous, but the luster refracted from within it exuded a dangerous aura.

Rosso tossed the small ball in his hand, then, to Herder's horrified gaze, tossed it into the air.

Before she could utter a word, Hilder immediately placed her staff in front of her, and magic circles appeared one after another in front of her or on the ground. Without exception, they were all defensive spells.

Clear cracks appeared, and intense streams of light burst forth from them, instantly filling the entire Moller Valley, followed by a violent energy that mercilessly devoured everything.

Rosso nodded secretly, reached out and wiped away the mushroom cloud that had begun to form, and even the shock wave that had spread out was eliminated. Apart from the air becoming fresher, it was as if nothing had happened.

"That's quite powerful. Are there any other ways elements can operate?"

Hilder continued operating the magic circle, staring blankly at the sky. Upon hearing this, she cut off the magical power supply to the circle, then shook her head.

"With this level of magical power and control, I don't need to teach you anything else."

Rosso was somewhat surprised by Hilder's answer, but after a moment's thought, he understood. After all, magic had only been discovered for a short time, and its development was still in its early stages, which was understandable.

"Then you go ahead with your work. The Demon Realm has only recently stabilized after the disaster, so I won't keep you any longer." After saying this, Rosso didn't wait for Hilder's reply, but went straight to the outermost edge of the Demon Realm, the boundary with the other dimension.

Chaotic and violent energy flows surged from the outside world toward the demon realm, attempting to tear apart this 'extraterrestrial continent' that did not belong to another dimension.

Rosso, completely unconcerned about potential harm, remained calm and allowed the energy to wash over his body. Ultimately, all this energy converged at a single point—Rosso's spiritual sea.

As time went by, Rosso was gradually enveloped in rings of light, radiating dazzling light in all directions, like a flat and broad jade plate.

After an unknown amount of time, Rosso seemed to sense something, feeling as if every cell in his body entered a certain state at the same time, and in this state, the world before his eyes changed.

The demon realm beneath their feet was no longer simply a continent, but a framework formed by interwoven clusters and lines of various colors; the energy filling the extradimensional space above their heads had lost its previous destructiveness and become docile and gentle.

With every move, the rules of the universe are within our grasp.

Rosso's actions seemed to hasten the Demon Realm's wandering through the interdimensional space. Cracks began to appear in the dimensional space, then expanded and shattered until the outer universe was revealed. The Demon Realm suddenly appeared near a planet, and as if controlled by someone, began to drift towards the planet's land.

The moment the continents connected, countless monsters and giants rushed into the Demon Realm. The roars and howls created a wave of sound that swept across the Demon Realm's sky like a whirlwind. Countless demons scattered and fled, letting out cries of fear and despair.

The buildings of the Demon Realm were easily toppled and crushed like fragile paper in front of the enormous monsters and giants. In a short time, Jemega, which was connected to the unknown planet continent, fell into chaos.

Most of the demons, ravaged by the apocalypse, had little power to resist. They were preyed upon and tortured by monsters, trampled and slaughtered by giants. Only a small number of demons were able to fight back through the magic developed by Hilder.

While the four types of magic can effectively damage monsters, and some can even kill them, the number of demons who know elemental magic is really small, and it is only a drop in the ocean in the face of the surging monster army.

Just as the demons of Jemega were in despair, a tiny figure swept past countless towering monsters.

Beneath her silver-white hair was a black mask, and her eyes, the only part of her body visible, radiated a captivating light. Though not as monstrous as a monster, her body was still extraordinary, with bulging muscles and faint dark gold patterns flowing across her skin. Her limbs were covered in ferocious heavy armor, and a dark gold wheel hung from her back, with several ribbons tied to its lower edge, fluttering gracefully and dynamically in the air as she moved.

The rumbling sounds of monsters collapsing echoed continuously. The monsters that appeared tall and terrifying to the demons were like clay chickens and earthenware dogs before that figure, crumbling at the slightest touch. They couldn't even see him make a move; wherever he passed, countless monsters fell, none escaping unscathed.

The one-sided massacre ended quickly; not a single monster remained standing in the entire Zemega. The man looked around, preparing to leave.

Please wait.

The visitor was none other than Herder.

Hilder held something in her hand that was constantly emitting light. The man seemed very interested in it and turned to look at Hilder.

"Where does this warrior come from? And what should he be called?"

Herder got straight to the point.

"Kahn, from Greenbrad." Before Hilder could ask further, Kahn continued, "Greenbrad is a world where strength reigns supreme. These behemoths, driven by power, sought to invade and seize more territory, but I have already dealt with them. Secondly, I am very interested in what you have. What price would I have to pay if I wanted it?"