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"Telekinesis" was an advanced magical skill!
However, this advanced magical skill was far too impractical for many Automaton Masters and even magicians.
Because so-called "telekinesis" was, in truth, materialized magical power compressed to an extremely high density!
Not only did one have to compress magical power to an extreme degree, one also had to materialize it. The process of using "telekinesis" consumed an enormous amount of magical power.
Thus, even if many Automaton Masters and magicians could use "telekinesis," their reserves of magical power were too small. The telekinesis they produced was either too weak or could not be maintained for long.
Only Automaton Masters and magicians of great strength, whose magical power had developed to a certain level, could make telekinesis somewhat useful. At the very least, they could use it to control the joints of wooden automatons and make them move.
Even so, telekinesis still had very limited uses.
If merely controlling the joints of a wooden automaton and making it move was so difficult, how could telekinesis possibly be applied in actual combat?...
For example, telekinesis was like a thread used for sewing clothes. Even if it could suspend a stone, when that stone was thrown at its user, could the user really bind the incoming stone with that thread and control it?...
The answer was, of course, no.
And if that stone became a sharp spike like a blade, then even if the thread successfully bound the incoming blade-like spike, would it not be cut apart in an instant by its sharp edge?...
Yet at this very moment, Wu Yan had done it!
At its core, telekinesis was simply