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Chapter 82 Solution (Part 3)

Anushikh looked at the goblins behind Lynn.

Their numbers of goblins were not much fewer than those of their own.

If a conflict were to break out now, even if one side wins in a fight between two tigers, it would suffer heavy losses.

Seeing that Lynn was followed by so many goblins and managed them so well, Anusheh couldn't help but admire him.

"There's only one road ahead, why don't we explore it together, and then split up when we reach a fork in the road?" Anushekh invited.

"Okay." Lynn nodded.

"You're not going to suddenly unleash a spell to ambush us, are you?" Anushek suddenly turned around and asked, half-jokingly.

Lynn was amused by the question and spread her hands to show her innocence, "How could that be? Don't you trust me that much?"

Anushich laughed heartily, "I was just joking."

He didn't believe Lynn would continue attacking them, especially since the two wizards, Diasterdan and Harlin, had personally said that the matter should end there.

"The art of terror."

A dark, eerie light emanated from Lynn's palm and spread outwards.

"Shameless! You despicable, shameless swine beast!"

Anusheh's eyes widened. He hadn't expected Lynn to be so audacious, daring to make a move even after the wizard had given the order. A silver, star-like mesh barrier appeared around the necklace he wore, protecting him.

The terror spell sent ripples of intense vibrations through the air, accompanied by a persistent, buzzing shriek.

It's that necklace again. Lynn licked his lips. This should have been his trophy. Last time he was forced into the forest, he didn't have time to loot the corpse and collect the trophy. What a pity.

As the terror spell was cast, apart from Anusheh and Antina each having a magical trinket appear on them to block the spell, all the other goblins and their followers around them were gripped by fear.

After being terrified, the goblins took off running wildly, their legs in the air.

The fear spell seems to be particularly effective on goblins.

Large numbers of goblins scattered and fled, some even dropping their weapons.

The three human superhumans standing beside Anusheh were as follows: two knights' legs went weak, and they barely managed to steady themselves by supporting themselves with their swords; the woman dressed as a mage's legs gave way, and she collapsed to the ground with a cry of surprise, a foul-smelling liquid flowing from between her legs.

The fear technique activates the deepest fears within the target, causing them to unleash their most primal fear instincts.

Everyone has their own fears or dreads, and the best way to counteract the terror spell is to use other spells to neutralize it, or to use strong mental power to become immune to its side effects.

The silver earring on Antina's earlobe gleamed and transformed into a silver-gray shield that floated in front of her to block the terror spell. However, the terror spell also caused a vertical crack on the surface of the shield that almost split it apart.

"Kill!" Lynn waved his hand, and the goblins behind him surged towards Anusheh's army like a green wave.

If you can withstand magical attacks, can you also withstand physical attacks?

Lynn's eyes flickered slightly, and Red Eyes, who had been lurking nearby, directed two goblin wanderers to charge towards Antina with him.

Red-Eyed fired a series of arrows at Antina with his short crossbow.

Antina was clearly caught off guard by Lynn's sudden sneak attack and retreated in terror after being hit by the arrow.

Fortunately, the shield floating in front of her seemed to have an automatic defensive ability, blocking the three arrows for her.

However, the shield also suffered considerable damage; the cracks on its surface gradually spread, and it seemed on the verge of falling apart.

Red-Eye drew his rapier from behind him, and with a slide step, used Shadow Step to blend into the shadows of the surrounding goblins.

Shorter than the other goblins, it moved with ease in the shadows of the crowd.

"Are you really going to disobey Lord Diasterdan? He said this matter ends here, damn it!" Anushek looked at his goblin followers around him, who were being slaughtered indiscriminately because they were incapacitated by fear and had lost the ability to resist. He was filled with grief and indignation and could not understand Lynn's thinking.

"That matter is indeed over." Lynn took out his staff and condensed a minor fireball in front of Anusheh.

"But this time it's a different matter. I didn't dare disobey the wizard's orders," Lynn said calmly.

Regardless, before we know whether those wizards are actually spying on their abilities within the labyrinth, we still need to maintain appearances.

Anushikh's face flushed red; he desperately wanted to ask what had happened this time.

But seeing the fireball constantly gathering at the tip of Lynn's staff, he dared not relax for a moment, hurriedly chanting spells.

Damn it, why is this guy casting spells so fast!

Anushek was so nervous that he almost mispronounced a syllable, and his face turned red as he stammered.

The fireball at the tip of Lynn's staff flew out.

"Minor Fireball!" Anushekh finally finished casting the spell at the last moment.

Two fireballs exploded in front of him, and the shockwaves from the explosions sent him flying and crashing to the ground.

Lynn also noticed that his fireball not only shattered the opponent's fireball in the head-on "wave clash," but the residual power also hit the opponent. Although the magical armor blocked the damage for him, the shockwave sent him flying.

It seems that it was indeed not an illusion. In fact, as his mental strength continued to grow, Lynn had a vague feeling that the power of the spells he released seemed to be weaker than before when his mental strength was weaker and the spells he released were more powerful.

However, there has never been a suitable reference point.

Since the power of this enhancement was not obvious, Lynn simply kept his doubts to himself.

But this time the comparison revealed a clear answer.

The same spell, yet my spell defeated the opponent's spell. It seems that as my mental strength grows, the power of the spells I release will also increase.

From Lynn's perspective, it was as if, after his mental strength grew, he became a powerful "attraction" entity. Releasing a spell was a process of drawing energy from the surrounding natural world. A powerful "attraction" entity would draw even more energy from the natural world when releasing a spell.

Lynn even suspected that once mental strength reached a certain level, casting low-level spells would be as easy as eating and drinking.

Anusheh, who had just gotten up from the ground, hurriedly asked, "What did I do to offend you?"

"He was my dearest friend and family member," Lynn said sadly, embracing Lauren beside him. "But last time, he was stabbed in the back by that man and almost lost his life. I can temporarily forget my own grudges, but I will never forget the injury my friend suffered."

Lauren, who was being hugged, couldn't help but touch her back. Was it really that serious?

However, Lauren was still very moved to hear that his master was willing to avenge him, and he felt that he had not followed the wrong person.

Anushikh hesitated, as if he wanted to say something but then stopped.

He looked at the lizardman next to Lynn and couldn't understand it. It was just a lizardman, not particularly pretty, and a male at that. Its fighting ability was also mediocre. Was it worth it for such a lizardman?

“If it’s just him, I think we can sit down and talk. I’m willing to hand him over,” Anusheh said, pointing to Dempsey behind him. “What do you say? I’ll hand him over and you can do whatever you want with him. You better tell those goblins to stop.”

Antina looked at Anushek in confusion.

Dempsey was not only her follower, but also like an uncle to her, protecting her since she was a child. She was absolutely unwilling to hand over Dempsey.

(End of this chapter)