Supreme Magus

rn them into blades.
The two spells clashed and Lith did all he could to increase the density of the Net but the difference in mana was too big.

He had planned on using the Spirit spell to block whatever Qisal had in mind and cut him to pieces.
Razor Net had the toughness of earth magic, the sharpness and speed of air magic, and the destructive power of darkness, yet it was ripped to shreds.

The sheer number of blades from Emerald Purge overpowered the Spirit Spell, turning Lith into a pincushion.

’Son of a gun! ’ Solus thought while studying the situation with mana sense.
’Qisal went all-out, depleting his mana with that single attack, and exploited Lith ’s paranoia that forces him to always keep more than one spell at the ready.

’Razor Net was actually stronger, but by using the light element as a crutch and by pouring an insane amount of energy into his spell, Qisal turned the tide of the clash.
To make matters worse, he isn ’t stopping to use Invigoration.

’His plan was foolproof.
Had Lith exhausted his mana as well, Qisal would have suffered minor damage due to the tier difference in spells and then defeated Lith thanks to his vastly superior physical prowess.

’Qisal never meant to make this a battle of wits.
His goal has been to win by using his superior aerial maneuverability and by exploiting the mass gap all along. ’ Solus ’s analysis was on point.

Without equipment and having both a bright blue core, the Wyvern knew that all he had to do to win was to exploit his natural advantages and his superior experience.
He didn ’t spend the past 300 years playing the lute, but fighting against worthy opponents.

Only a few swords from Emerald Purge had reached their target, but they were more than enough.

One pierced Lith ’s c.h.e.s.t in the middle, another his left shoulder, making his arm limp, while a third one nailed both his right hamstrings and calf to the ground, forcing him to kneel.

His three remaining wings had been shredded by the light blades ’ fragments and emitted bursts of black flames non-stop.

”I can ’t kill you, but that doesn ’t mean that I can ’t teach you a lesson. ” Qisal said as another stream of Origin Flames burst out of his mouth.

He couldn ’t afford to give Lith the time to use Invigoration or cast spells.
Life Vision showed the Wyvern how despite his battered body, powerful mystical energies still coursed through the Wyrmling.

Now that Qisal had no mana left, getting too close would have been suicidal.
Origin Flames, instead, were the perfect solution against an opponent too weak to dodge.

”Idiot. ” Lith coughed out a mouthful of the black flames that passed for blood in his hybrid body along with a burst of Origin Flames.

’Shit! How could I forget about this? ’ Qisal inwardly cursed at himself while the explosion caused by the conflicting flames separated them once more.

’There ’s just you and me in here, pal.
The difference between us is that I ’m not alone.
I ’m never alone. ’ Lith thought while using the tier three Spirit Spell, Mother ’s Embrace.

Emerald tendrils burst out of his wounds, shattering the hard-light constructs that pierced his body and healing his wounds at a speed visible to the n.a.k.e.d eye.
Mother ’s Embrace used all the elements of creation, light, earth, and soft water, to conjure the best healing spell Lith had in his arsenal.

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