Bartlet still valued his dignity as a teacher.
So at this mont, he made his choice without hesitation.
"Pure World."
His staff lightly tapped the ground, and a subtle ripple was released. Almost instantly, the seemingly endless barrage of magic attacks was wiped away as if erased by an unseen force.
A spreading arc instantly negated everything on Cano Island visible to the naked eye.
Kael's Seductive Demon Eye had silently opened at so point, and the surprise and enchantnt in his gaze seed genuine.
Just as Bartlet was imrsed in the teor shower of spells released by Kael, Kael was now imrsed in Bartlet Monarch's magical aesthetics.
"Truly, every Magic Monarch is a treasure in their respective magical domain... This thinking, this operational technique, it's truly breathtaking!"
If a completely unknowledgeable, novice Mage ca to the scene of their battle, their first reaction might be to think that Kael and Bartlet were just hurling magic at each other, unleashing terrible light pollution around them.
But in the eyes of soone discerning like Kael, Bartlet Monarch was playing with sothing very new.
Bluntly speaking... this guy, through his actions and words, had quietly used various manipulation spells to control the Elental Elves bearing the brunt of the burden.
No longer did he allow the Elental Elves to extinguish the various spells released by Kael, but instead had them repel every spell from their surroundings that they could.
This thod, in terms of the consumption it incurred on the Elental Elves, was almost negligible.
Previously, when Kael used the Big Fireball Skill, Bartlet Monarch, in order to demonstrate to Kael the wonders that manipulation of "natural phenona" could create, had the Fire Elent Elf absorb the controlled Big Fireball Skill and directly rebound it onto Kael.
However...
For Elental Elves, any thod that required thinking would tire them.
Asking you to draw specific shapes on a blank sheet, or even to sketch portraits, compared to just scribbling randomly on the paper, the difference is quite significant.
For the Elental Elves, directly "canceling" the magical effects in a region consud computation that was within Bartlet's tolerable range.
Sohow...
Seeing such manipulation effects made Kael feel a bit familiar.
A mont later, he extracted a mory from the depths of his mind...
That was when he was exploring the dungeon "Embers of the Empire," and felt suppressed by the Anti-Casting Field Device to the point where he couldn't cast spells, that kind of feeling.
Rather than saying he couldn't cast spells, it was more accurate to say he couldn't resonate with the spells.
Having understood enough about the essence of spells, Kael had co to realize clearly that a spell is essentially the process by which Mages or Spellcasters, after perceiving the world, actively borrow the rules of the world's operation to transform it.
In this process, as the objective laws of all things are set into action, they naturally produce corresponding phenona.
Many tis, people know the phenonon without knowing the underlying reasons, only able to see the phenona produced by applying objective laws without understanding the laws reflected behind them.
Those pseudo-spells flowing in the depths of various transcendent genealogies, ready to be activated at any mont, are the most straightforward manifestation.
The source of these transcendent bloodlines, upon gaining enough understanding of the objective laws of the world's operation, translated this understanding into a legacy, like writing a program, embedding it into the depths of each race's blood.
So ancient peoples had a strong pioneering spirit, and perhaps because of their long lifespans, without finding activities to consu their ti, they might just go mad with boredom.
Always... for all sorts of nonsensical reasons, they grasped many primal laws and began to shove them, haphazardly, deep into their own blood, like inserting data.
With enough insertions, so things were bound to concretize into spells.
Yet due to these spells' operational laws being rooted in their blood, many could directly use them without delving into the pre-summarized rules and experiences hidden within bloodline-based spells.
Kael understood the Anti-Casting Field Device.
This apparatus was widely used around Wandong City in the "Embers of the Empire," essentially by artificially setting operational laws to keep magic-related laws dormant, creating an Absolute Demon Domain.
So when Kael was in Wandong City, he found casting spells beca increasingly difficult.
If you had to use a taphor, it would be like...
Originally, you used the Magic Model as bait, with your own extraordinary power as the fishing line, thus enticing "natural phenona" like Elental Elves to achieve a successful spellcasting standard.
But now, the Anti-Casting Field Device would release a special power, making the Elental Elves exclaim, "No, this place stinks," and then turn their heads to leave the area enveloped by this power.
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