Trans-Temporal Teleportation Magic

"I changed the process, sacrificed all the magic power I had accumulated, and exploited the gap in spatial transfer time. Although this would send me back to that era in a weakened state, I was confident I could change everything."

Mel did not know what to do at this point. Even if he killed the guy in front of him, it seemed it would not help. When he had played through this part of the game as a player, he had actually hoped this guy would succeed.

After all, a plan painstakingly devised and built up over a long period of time being defeated by a group shouting about passion and bonds made one person's efforts seem meaningless. Of course, in the game, he had more often lost to the players' stats and skill.

"I won't stop you from saving the person you love, but I'm not sure whether the past you change will be forcibly corrected back onto the course of history, change everything in the present, or create a parallel timeline. So please, don't change too much! All right?"

Mel had wanted to cast a spell and shield everyone, but he discovered that the magic power within him had nearly come to a standstill. Azuk's powerful spell had ultimately activated.

A magic tome that had already lost its magic power drifted before Mel. It seemed this was the item Azuk had used to store magic power. No wonder it had been set up in the game as an item with unlimited mana.

The teleportation still happened? It had merely deviated from the original game plot, and Mel, as a player, had been unable to stop everything.

The Red Dragon, which had originally been rapidly approaching Oak City, landed atop the mountain as well. "I'm late. Has Azuk already