Even when facing large-scale warfare, our retired Elf Ranger predecessors would prepare Magic Arrows in the rear, and even develop smaller, more suitable Magic Arrow variants for our enemies.
But..."
Adela raised the "Crossbow Model I" high in her hand, her expression grave:
"Lord, what you have done has completely overturned our previous understanding of the Elf Rangers.
Quite frankly, if this system's power could be fully equipped on every Elf Ranger, then...
At least in terms of long-range destructive power, we would truly have an overwhelming advantage."
The destruction that used to take half a day and consud those precious specialized Magic Arrows for destroying terrain is now reduced by Kael to the most common attack thod.
"What you are now using is a series of special techniques within the War Mage System and these Spells, 'The Hand of Total War' and equipnt 'Magical Hand', are among the most effective ways to achieve destructive effects."
Kael said softly, looking at the Magical Hand equipped on Adela, and chuckled lightly:
"Adela, I suspect you haven't realized the seriousness of the issue. Have you not noticed... there's a slight problem with the equipnt I gave you?"
A puzzled look crossed Adela's face.
The next second, Kael clapped his hands together, and a clear clapping sound rang out.
"Domain·God of Bondage."
Countless dense threads covered the sky, the infinitely spreading and intersecting scrolls replaced the entire outer circle of the world, and the scenery of the Spiritual Body World materialized into reality, the specialized Spiritual Power affecting the real world.
At this mont, the Domain descended.
Though Adela was also of the Holy Land, she had no Domain yet. But after her complexion changed slightly, she imdiately adopted a posture to counterattack.
"Lord, what do you an by this?"
Seeing Adela's serious expression, Kael knew imdiately that she had misunderstood.
He smiled helplessly and said, "Don't be nervous, my Domain has the effect of blocking divine prying. I deployed it to prevent certain attentive people from noticing."
Adela eyed Kael suspiciously, noting his sincere face and his more handso than average Elf appearance, which left her sowhat dazed, but she reluctantly accepted Kael's explanation and put down the compound bow in her hand.
"Adela, I hope you can beco the second batch of War Mages. Right now, if you want to achieve your strongest fighting ability, relying solely on your current abilities is not possible."
"But... we have just taken up the mantle of the armored Knights; if we now take up that War Mage role you ntioned, many Rangers' morale might collapse imdiately.
After all, having up to three professions is basically already the limit without affecting career advancent. If we add more, many less skilled Rangers will never have a chance to touch the edge of the Holy Land."
This team of Elf Rangers represented the most standard model within the Elf Ranger group.
Elf Ranger Magic Rune Research Master, these roles enhanced their combat capabilities to an extrely high threshold.
Later, in order to start a new life outside the Dungeon and to gain the protection of their new Lord, they chose to live symbiotically with the Slis, acquiring the last profession that does not incur penalties for multiclassing.
But if they followed Kael's requirents, most of them would have to challenge the limits of multiclassing penalties, which was a bit hard for the Elves to accept.
"So haven't you noticed that, more than six hundred years later, the profession of Magic Rune Research Master has basically been phased out?"
"Ah?"
Adela was a beat slow to respond, her reaction not only amused Kael, but he still seriously explained to her:
"From about two hundred years ago, the multiclassing professions of the Elf Rangers from the Supre Forest had shifted from Magic Rune Research Masters to the Mage profession."
"Is it the Mage profession as I understand it?" Adela asked, perplexed.
Kael nodded.
Adela's expression beca even more conflicted as she said, sowhat somberly:
"In our era, the Mage was a profession with a huge difference between the lowest and the highest limits, a profession heavily reliant on innate talent, so much so that many tis, even if one wanted to take it up, there were many considerations."
"That's very normal. The rapid developnt of magic spells has only been in these last few hundred years.
In a strict sense, the early Mages from the Supre Forest also largely drew on the experience of Magic Rune Research Masters, didn't they?
But now, after all, it's no longer six hundred years ago. Adela, six hundred years of storms have extinguished many things but also allowed many things to take root, bloom, and bear fruit.
Now the Mage profession has essentially solidified its foundation.
With paths already trodden by predecessors to follow, for Mages of this era, it's not an unacceptable issue, is it?"
Adela nodded her head in understanding, but her face still inevitably showed a complex expression.
Could it really be possible that more than six hundred years of wind and rain have extinguished many things?
The critical reason the Elves were still hesitant to this day lies in their own personal recognition.
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