Twenty Sided Dice

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What is the most important thing in spell combat, is the power of the spell, the accuracy of the aiming, or the choice of spells to restrain each other? Siegel has many answers, but for the battle-hardened Lion King Alexander, there is only one answer: the speed of the casting action.

When the opponent can only release one spell, but he can release two or three, even if the power of each spell is not necessarily stronger than that of the opponent, this method is enough to reverse any unfavorable situation. He didn't want to be the monkey that Siegel played with with the spell beam, so he looked at the spell's weakness by rolling around on the ground to avoid it.

Just tap the wand to fire a ray, no mantras required, and the movements are streamlined to the extreme. It stands to reason that such a spell will not be very strong, but it is very powerful. Ray spells such as Dissociation, Iridescent Ray, or Finger of Death are more powerful than this strange spell, but don't penetrate certain protective spells, so they are less threatening than this spell.

But there is no strongest spell, only the strongest mage. Alexander was indeed embarrassed for a while, but he soon discovered the weakness of the ray spell.

While rolling, he cast a spell, and intermittently, he finally displayed the advanced mirror image technique. For a time, twelve tumbling lich appeared in Siegel's line of sight, each of them was stained with black mud on the ground, and each of them looked embarrassed.

"Hahahaha!" Seeing this funny scene, Siegel laughed and stopped the spell in his hand.

The lich rolled on the spot, and the twelve skeletons stood in unison across from Siegel. Greater mirror imagery can create illusions of a spellcaster that resemble reality, performing similar but not identical actions. It has the same magical aura, and can interact with the surrounding environment separately. It also has higher resistance to area spells such as fireballs. And when the illusion is broken, new ones will be replenished every few seconds.

Siegel can only target one at a time. The result of a wrong guess is that Alexander releases the spell. After laughing a few times, he made a casting gesture, and after a little recognition, he knew that it was a real vision spell.

Almost all illusions will be restrained by real vision spells, which fundamentally remove the elemental fluctuations of illusion magic, thus directly blasting the illusion. Naturally, Alexander would not let Siegel cast this spell. He leaned back slightly, then slammed forward and shouted "Destroy!"

The mantra of death exploded on Siegel like a thunderbolt, blowing it straight to pieces. "No, I was fooled!" Alexander found that what he had hit was just a phantom. The real Siegel went into hiding.

It must have been when he rolled and cast the spell that Siegel recognized the magical aura of Advanced Mirror Shadow, and instantly formulated a strategy to deal with him. Afterimage invisibility is a good way to hide the eyes, it can leave a false shadow in place, and the caster's body can take the opportunity to become invisible. But what kind of shadow is left is the most critical. After all, the opponent is not a fool, and he will always pay attention to the changes in the battle situation.

Knowing that Alexander was using the High Mirror, Siegel arranged for the illusion to laugh wildly and create the illusion of casting a real vision spell. While invisible, Siegel used elven steps to reduce his footprints on the snow. Move away quickly to the side. He casts greater invisibility for himself in lieu of normal invisibility, which fails when attacked or cast, and quickly takes cover behind rocks on the hillside.

Alexander found himself fooled and guessed that Siegel had used afterimage invisibility. He didn't immediately cast an invisibility-breaking spell or true vision to find the opponent's location. Instead, it is self-centered and casts a stinky cloud outward. As an undead, the nauseating, area- and twitching stinky clouds didn't do him any harm, and the sense-enhancing spell he cast to deal with the Heavy Mist was still there, even with green clouds in his field of vision. Not affected.

Invisibility doesn't mean there is no form. If Siegel moves in the clouds, a disturbance will still be formed and discovered by Alexander. The lich looked up, and he was the first to guard against the sky. He didn't know that Siegel had mastered the elf pace. Therefore, it is not expected that Siegel's footsteps are very light. The weak signal from the tremor perception was ignored by him, so he naturally thought of flying.

After all, Siegel used flying when he rushed out of the magic ship. And this moment of battle was not enough to invalidate the spell.

Siegel held his breath and used his psionic vision to look into the mist. Invisibility will be seen by clouds. The same goes for Advanced Mirror Image. Although this spell can interact with the environment, it only knows how to avoid rocks and trees, and will not roll over cliffs in the air. The mirror image is not an entity, it can't clear the cloud and fog, and it won't let the smelly cloud go around the body.

A one-meter-and-a-half-long electromagnetic weapon was pulled out of the space bag, and Siegel put it on his shoulders. There is only one chance, and he will never waste it. Aiming at the lich who was casting the next spell, Siegel used the power of time-space shock. This is a small void cannon with limited attack range and power.

However, this limitation is compared with the Void Cannon of the Star Cable.

Anything involving the power of time and space is by no means simple. Alexander the Lion also sensed when Siegel used this power. He gritted his teeth and said the trigger word "Time Stop!" Among all the protective spells on him, the most powerful is this time pause triggered by language.

Siegel frowned, feeling a more powerful force of time-space shock appear, and hit his Void Cannon head-on. He himself was shaking time and space, and the two forces formed a momentary balance, which gave Siegel time to fire the Void Cannon.

But in Alexander's eyes, time was a different story. Everything around him slowed to a standstill, the light dimmed but the environment was still vaguely visible. In this almost pure black world, there is only one bright spot like a firefly, next to the rock in front of him.

No, there shouldn't be such an intensity of light! The lich's mind immediately reacted, and only objects with normal speed can emit normal light! Immediately afterwards, he saw a strange scene, a halo swirling towards him at a speed similar to a butterfly flying among the flowers.

But this is in an environment where time is suspended, how can there be such a "fast" thing besides myself? This strange phenomenon worried him, so Alexander immediately took steps to avoid it. I never thought that I felt like I was stuck in the same place, and the movement of leaving became equally slow.

What surprised him even more was behind him. Just where he was standing, a halo emerged from nothing and gradually emerged. It's the same size and movement pattern as the flying halo, and it's carved from the same mold except for the brightness. Half of Alexander's body is within the range of the halo, and it is this area that is extremely sticky, which seriously affects his mobility.

As a magician, especially a magician who has learned the time-pause spell, Alexander guessed the reason for all this after a little thought, and then he was full of deep admiration. Not sure how Siegel did it, his attack crossed the barriers of time and space, hitting it at the same time as it was fired—or even before it was fired. It's just that people can't tell the difference due to this subtle time difference, so they mistakenly believe that the attack has a "flying" process. If Alexander hadn't cast time pause, he wouldn't have been able to see the process.

Logically, he's been "hit", it's just that the pause in time has given him a little respite. If the flying aura and the aura that restricts his movement overlap, then the "cause" of the attack and the "effect" of the damage are complete, and he will inevitably be severely traumatized.

Originally thought that we could combine defense and counterattack, but in the end, he was still desperately trying to survive. Alexander let out a roar like a lion and tried his best to escape from the halo area. His entire skeleton was deformed in the process of pulling. Fortunately, the strength of the lich's body was far greater than that of ordinary skeletons. Although he was a little embarrassed, he was finally out of danger.

The effect of the time pause also ended at this time, and the Void Cannon (gun?) finally completed the confluence of the two halos. A small black hole of annihilation appeared in the sky, sucking in all the surrounding wind, snow, and mud. Due to the reduced power, this annihilating black hole lasted for less than a second before it exploded with a bang.

The biggest damage was concentrated at the moment when the black hole appeared. The power of the explosion was only slightly larger than that of the fireball, and there was still some gap to break the shield of the master. The Lich seized this opportunity to rush to the shooting point, only to see a strange gun that fell to the ground and was constantly emitting blue smoke.

Shoulder-mounted weapons are used to launch Void Cannons, so they only have one-time strength, and they will melt down after the shot is completed. Siegel simply abandoned it, and immediately flew into the sky. The explosion blew away the smelly cloud, and Alexander had just checked the sky first, and this time he had a high chance of taking the sky as his second choice.

But the lion king is not an ordinary mage, he has rich combat experience, and the misunderstanding of thinking envisioned by Siegel will not appear in him. The lich looked up, his eyes shining brightly. Although not seeing through invisibility or true vision~www.readwn.com~, by detecting magic and undead's sensitivity to living creatures, Alexander managed to grasp Siegel's general orientation.

As a lich, necromantic spells are cast faster and with greater power. Alexander cast the death spell in the approximate direction of Siegel, and a cloud of gray-white dust filled the sky within thirty meters. In this area, all moisture is drained, and moisture is the basis of all living beings.

Siegel recognized this spell, and he knew that he could easily dodge it with his undead transformation, but in an instant he determined the tactics behind. Without using Undead Transformation, Siegel just quickly transformed the surrounding elements, turning them all into water elements. Withering drains the water, but its power is greatly reduced when encountering a large amount of water vapor. Siegel resisted the spell with his strong physique and anti-death barrier, and then fell from the air with a whimper.

The lich let out a laugh, and instead of stepping forward, cast the next spell.

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