Twenty Sided Dice

Siegel's defenses against mind control, charm, suggestion, and various phantom illusions have been a top priority since the Knox Commons. ≧ Vertex Novel, x. In addition, he has turned somersaults on Master Wendy, so he knows very well that once the seeds are planted, no matter how small a sentence or a shot, there may be countless ripples. cause a huge impact.

So he worked hard to learn Knox's spell, and thoroughly understood the emotional control circles such as the tranquility circle, and then used the knowledge he learned to set up layers of protection on himself. He is very confident to resist the invasion of his mind from the outside world, but how did he get caught this time?

Siegel looked at the surrounding environment, it seemed that it was no different from before, the same rocks, the same road, the only change was that the air element guards around him were gone. Why can Master Faranis appear in this illusion, Sir Bill and the old captain can appear, but why can't the air elemental guard appear?

Just as he was thinking about the reason, a fourth group of visions appeared. Janet was holding Isaac in her arms, watching him from a few meters to Siegel's right. Janet didn't say anything, just her tightly biting lip kept shaking, and her eyes were full of fear and nostalgia. Siegel knew Janet's character, and it wasn't something particularly scary that she wouldn't do. I really want to go over and take her in my arms and comfort her, but it's all fake, isn't it?

Siegel shook his head, only to hear Isaac cry. Just then, Janet screamed and suddenly pointed behind Siegel. The mage's neck turned a little, then stopped abruptly. He used the power of fire to form fluttering tentacles of black flames behind him - these black flames would provide protection if there was any danger. Siegel's eyes were fixed on Janet, seeing the light of the dagger she drew from Isaac's arms.

Seeing that he had no chance, the illusion turned into a bubble and disappeared in front of Siegel. Siegel concentrates on what he feels. However, there was still no sign of any elemental fluctuations. If it goes on like this, it will be endless, and if you are trapped in your mind, you will not know the passage of time in the outside world, and everything may get out of control!

what to do? The **master first recited the incantation, released the power of the black flame tentacles behind him, and cast fire waves around him. Most of the stones and soil were shattered into black sand under the ravages of the flames. A small portion turned into shiny glass crystals, but neither was what Siegel wanted. The elements still do not fluctuate abnormally, which means that the surrounding scenery is real.

Who has the power to play tricks in their own minds? Siegel knew Liel couldn't do that, or he would have used mind control and made himself hand over the dice. If even the former magic **** can't help, who else?

Siegel was shocked. Could there be direct intervention by divine power? At present, it seems that there is only such a reasonable explanation, which is a higher rule power than legendary spells. Moreover, the surrounding elements did not fluctuate, which did not mean that forces outside the elements were making trouble. What is not divine power?

Which **** is against him, why not just take the dice? As soon as Siegel thought about it, he realized that something was wrong. It's totally unreasonable why you think so. The dice aren't always...

He hurriedly stopped his thoughts to avoid the leakage of important information. It turned out that someone was thinking like this, and wanted to see what happened in my mind! It has been interfering with the way the mage thinks, limiting the way of thinking. Realizing this, Siegel immediately began to sort out his knowledge and abilities. To find what I have forgotten.

At this moment, a gap opened in the ground of the canyon. Poisonous black smoke erupted and gathered in front of Siegel. In the blink of an eye, it had transformed into Liel's appearance. The top of the staff Liel held was emitting a dangerous red light, and it was standing on the neck of the female knight Mana.

"Hand over the dice, Siegel, or she'll die." Liel's voice was very calm. It's like stating a simple fact. The female knight closed her eyes and her face was very calm. She didn't seem to want Siegel to be embarrassed, so she said nothing and did nothing.

"You threatened me with my knights?" Siegel looked at Liel and said, "You are fake, you can't hurt Mana at all. At most, it can only hurt my mood. And I already know you Who is it! I really didn't expect it at first, but you are showing more and more flaws, and it is getting harder and harder to maintain the current state, right?"

"Are you going to make a bet?" Liel said, "if one in ten thousand times is wrong, you will lose the person closest to you. Are you going to make this bet with me, bet that I will give up with you Your agreement, start to threaten you with the people around you; bet that I have found a way to solve you, and then solve all other troubles; bet that I will deal with you after success, expose the corpse or make good use of it?"

"If you want to threaten me, you should put your staff on Janet's or Isaac's neck, not Mana." Siegel said: "I wrote a letter to Lier, agreeing on the bottom line of this fight, However, I have never received a reply. The only person in the world who thinks this matter can be negotiated for sure is myself, so only I will create the illusion of Liel kidnapping Mana. The previous illusions were the most I imagined. A reasonable situation, but it is not the most likely situation in reality. When the old captain is not sleeping, he always observes whether there is a storm by himself, and I do not need me; Lord Faranis has not told me about the gods, although I really want to Listen; Sir Bill doesn't go to war without a word, he always warns before the fight - even though I think it's silly; Janet doesn't put the dagger beside Isaac, I always want my son Get your weapons early."

Siegel looked at the vision and took a deep breath. The way to break the mind control is actually very simple. If it wasn't for the interruption of the mind, I would have thought of it long ago. He changed his mind, transformed himself into an undead state, used the soul fire to immunize mind control, and finally saw his surroundings again.

The air element rune guard was still by his side, hovering in place, and because of the dilemma, he fell into a loss of control. It was Siegel who caused it all, but not one, but two Siegels.

A mirror was placed on the left fork on which Siegel's hand rested. This is not an ordinary mirror, but a mortal enemy clone mirror, a powerful and rare magic item. Anyone who is fully reflected in a mirror. will be replicated and manufactured. The clone has the same items, abilities and magic as the main body, and will always hunt down the main body, using all means.

The Mages Association has such a mirror, which is placed in their sky-high towers to guard against the most dangerous enemies. The cost of making such a mirror is about the same as a Myr core, but the knowledge and spells required are more complex. Myr cores are entirely an application of elemental power. The mortal enemy clone mirror needs to be very proficient in time, space and life and death transformation.

In the entire history, only two or three people were able to create the mirror of the mortal enemy, and only five to six mirrors were created in total. The fire of war and accident broke the four mirrors, but I didn't expect to be able to see one side here.

Siegel made himself by touching the mirror as he turned. The clone did not choose to use offensive spells, because he is intelligent, he is very aware of the defensive spells on Siegel. A surefire way.

As long as the battle drags into the spell, the mortal enemy clone mirror will definitely be affected. Even directly destroyed in the war. So the clone chose mind control, especially since he certainly knew how the mind control defense spells in his mind worked, and he also knew how to crack and bypass them. And Siegel was controlled by his clone, and the whole froze in the canyon.

The first thing that was tampered with was the matter of coming into contact with the mirror of the mortal enemy clone, and then it began to affect the way of thinking to prevent Siegel from thinking of using the undead transformation to get rid of control, which consumed a lot of energy of the clone and caused problems with the illusion. The clone is dragged by the body. Unable to draw out his hand to unleash the second magic. He ordered the elemental rune guards to attack the body, which caused the air element to fall into chaos. Don't know what to do.

As a high-level artifact, the twenty-sided dice will not be copied, so the clone cannot use plasma energy, nor can it use the abilities related to elemental aggregates. Now that mind control has failed, the war between spells begins. The clone raised his hand, and the power of the four elements gathered at his fingertips. It looked like it was a four-veined divine arrow. It is difficult for outsiders to distinguish the authenticity from the fake, but Siegel can see at a glance that it is nothing more than an elemental arrow with only appearance. But even so, Siegel was reluctant to take a shot in vain.

He retracted the star dust into the sheath, freed one hand and grabbed it to the side, directly holding the frame of the mortal enemy's clone mirror. Although this is a powerful magic item. But in essence its size and weight are still a full-length mirror. Siegel lifted it up with one hand, then put it in front of him as a barrier.

"No!" The clone roared, disappearing from Siegel in the blink of an eye.

Using the elf steps and the random door, the clone appeared behind Siegel, and the imitation star dust stabbed to the heart. Siegel used the clone mirror as a threat, constantly placing it in the direction the clone was going to attack. It's no different than taking a hostage as a shield, but it does help a lot in this fight.

The clone doesn't care about his life or death, after all, whether he kills the main body or not, he will disappear. In order to complete the mission that he was created for, he could launch an attack recklessly, and the potentially fatal injury would not make him hesitate for a moment. However, there is still a small weakness left in the clone, and that is the mortal enemy clone mirror itself. The purpose of the mirror's existence is to destroy the enemy as much as possible~www.readwn.com~, so it must find ways to save itself, at least not be destroyed by the clone it created. Faranes mentioned this weakness when he told Siegel about these famous magic items.

"Don't try to smash the mirror, that won't end the spell, but will make the clone even crazier." The Doctor said, "I've never dealt with my clone, and thinking about that gives me a headache. An unlimited Madness itself is obviously the most troublesome enemy, so narrowing its tactical options is the only way to win."

Siegel blocked from left to right and was not in a hurry to attack. Although the clone is powerful, what kind of means he can use depends entirely on the main body, and it is impossible for him to make any unexpected actions. Siegel also didn't expect some kind of "unexpected" action to deceive the clone. Maybe the other party was trying to lead the snake out of the hole and wait for an opportunity to counterattack. So the safest way is to seize this advantage in hand, make good use of it, maximize its role, and thus affect the balance of victory.

All in all, Siegel saw the tricks and eliminated some of the magic attacks, and the rest was blocked with the mortal enemy clone mirror. The victory or defeat between mages often occurs between one or two spells. The closer the masters are, the more they need to fight for the difference, not to mention the exact same two people. After more than half an hour of fighting, the entire canyon area was almost demolished - this was still with "hostages" in hand, and under the circumstance of restraining spellcasting - the clone finally showed fatigue. (To be continued.)