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Richter also discovered that the battle below the cliff had ended.

He created this cliff by raising the ground with magic.

The magic power of the two little girls had already been almost completely depleted.

I plan to chat with them while waiting for the sunset.

After all, Laufen had already acquired Stille.

But I didn't expect Dunkel to lose, and so quickly.

Furthermore, the new team that has joined the team is clearly not here with good intentions.

Richter looked at Lawine and Kanne and said slowly, "It seems the task of looking after the children is over."

Having said that, he directly manipulated the ground to transform into a giant stone spear that attacked the two of them.

Below the cliff.

Frieren explained, "Kanne's magic is to manipulate water, but not to manipulate water that's gathered together."

"But if it's a scattered water source like rainwater, according to her, the more the better."

"Rienta must have noticed it too; it's raining heavily outside the barrier."

Rienta said with a hint of helplessness, "Lady Frieren, you should know that's not what I'm curious about."

Frieren shook her head and did not continue to explain.

He held his hands loosely, beginning to gather magical power.

She needs to open the barrier as soon as possible.

On a high mountain within the barrier.

Examiner Genau and another examiner Sense, were drinking tea.

"Genau." Sense looked at the beam of magic shooting into the sky with some worry.

Genau calmly sipped his tea, while the fire tornado that Dunkel had just unleashed also impacted the barrier.

But it only caused ripples to appear on the barrier.

He said, "Don't worry, that's absolutely impossible. Just like the sun can't rise from the west, impossible is impossible."

"This is a barrier set up by Serie, do you think it's the only one in this world...?"

Before he could finish speaking, Sense interrupted him.

"The barrier is about to break."

As Sense's voice faded, the barrier enveloping the entire examination area seemed to crack like glass struck by a heavy object.

It broke.

As the barrier broke, the blocked rainwater fell.

Genau put down his tea, remained silent for a moment, and then asked, "Sense, who is that elven mage?"

"The name on the list of candidates is Frieren."

"Named after the mage in the hero's group."

"Not only that, I've heard she's also the holder of the Holy Staff Emblem."

"... The last great mage...?"

Inside a palace.

Serie rested her chin on her hand, sitting languidly on the throne.

Countless magic books were piled up around the throne.

Serie chuckled softly upon noticing the barrier disappear.

"You're really something, Frieren."

"Haven't seen you in a thousand years, and you're greeting me with such enthusiasm."

"However, that's precisely why magic is so irresistible to me."

"In the world of magic, the sun sometimes rises in the west."

As the rain fell on everyone.

Dunkel looked at Frieren with some shock.

Although he had long recognized Frieren as the mage among the hero's group.

But I never imagined Frieren could go this far.

"I didn't expect you to actually break the barrier. This was set up by Lady Serie."

Rienta asked with some curiosity, "Is it Serie who founded the Continental Magic Association half a century ago?"

"That's right."

Dunkel acknowledged Rienta's question, then fell silent.

Laufen couldn't help but ask, "Why would you do something like this?"

"Because Kanne is so pitiful."

Frieren watched as the rain fell freely without any barrier to stop it.

He said softly, "Magic should be free."

"A water magician...?" Dunkel finally understood.

On the cliff, besides the mage who froze the lake, there was another mage who could manipulate the water.

"The world of magic is built on imagination."

Can you imagine defeating a water-manipulating sorcerer in the rain?

"At least I can't do it."

"So, Richter was probably the same."

Rienta listened quietly to Frieren's words.

A thought suddenly flashed through my mind.

Field.

Judging from the magic I currently possess...

On the cliff.

When the barrier broke, the three of them temporarily stopped fighting.

The raindrops falling on Kanne brought an involuntary smile to her face.

Richter didn't know why the barrier had been broken.

However, the unease in my heart grew stronger.

One of the two girls in front of them couldn't use any lethal ice magic.

The other one cannot launch an effective attack without water.

There was absolutely no way to break through their Defensive Magic.

Before Dunkel lost, when Lawine and Kanne had run out of magic.

I kindly explained to them the weaknesses of Defensive Magic.

While Defensive Magic possesses extremely high magic resistance, its defensive capabilities against physical matter are very weak.

The history of magic is the history of offense and defense.

Because of the development of Defensive Magic, most Offensive Magic now relies on manipulating matter to launch attacks.

His magic works like this: manipulating the earth to attack enemies with overwhelming mass.

Richter suppressed his unease for the time being.

He then knelt on one knee and placed his hand on the ground.

They prepared to quickly eliminate the two people in front of them.

Just as his palm touched the ground, the rainwater on the ground suddenly turned into solid ice, trapping his hand firmly.

Lawine chuckled and said, "You've finally shown a weakness."

"What's the use of delaying this much time!" Richter struggled to break free of her hand.

Just then...

A huge ball of water appeared above Richter's head.

And it continues to expand.

Lawine froze Richter's legs to prevent him from escaping.

He continued:

"Now I understand why most of your attacks just now were aimed at Kanne."

"This guy's magic is the kind of overwhelming mass magic you just mentioned that combines matter."

The water balloon in the sky had completely obscured Richter's view.

"Licht Rüste!"

Kanne roared, as if he wanted to vent all the grievances he had accumulated over the past two days.

It was raining outside, but the barrier blocked it out.

This makes me completely useless.

The magic of the pool must be infused with magical power before it can be used.

There's nowhere to escape from here.

Richter watched the giant water sphere rushing towards him and waved his hand to release a Defensive Magic.

As the water sphere fell, the Defensive Magic shattered instantly.

That's why I hate water...

A massive torrent of water cascaded down the cliff.

Seeing this, Frieren exchanged a glance with Rienta.

The two quickly moved aside.

Dunkel and Laufen, who were tied to the tree, were soaked to the bone.

It was raining, though.

Frieren flew up the cliff and saw Lawine and Kanne sitting on the ground.

He said:

"Looks like you've won."

"There are still two hours until sunset, let's go down and rest for a while."

Lawine asked, puzzled, "A rest? Won't someone come and steal it?"

"Don't worry," Frieren chuckled, hands on her hips, and said.

"My disciple Rienta, is down there and will protect you."

"That's great, my magic is depleted." Kanne breathed a sigh of relief.

Frieren reached out and patted the two girls on the head, praising them:

"I see. Thank you for your hard work."

Kanne smiled knowingly.

Lawine, with a touch of arrogance, turned his head slightly and said:

"Don't touch my head~"