The Spirit King was, without question, the ruler of the Spirit Kingdom. For now, though, he only ruled the Forest Elves, because the Dark Elves simply did not listen to him.
The Spirit Kingdom bordered the Theocracy and the Desert Peninsula. Setting out by sea, one could reach the Holy Kingdom before long. The Spirit Kingdom's marine resources were fairly abundant, but unfortunately, they were Forest Elves.
Back when Kurumi had probed the old mage's memories, an elf had used magic to transmit the scene into the Spirit Kingdom. After passing through several hands, it eventually reached the Spirit King's eyes.
Kurumi did not care. Instead, she had Little Red urge this elven army to return home.
A young, vigorous elf gathered his courage and shouted, "This is the border between two nations! We must hold back the Theocracy's invasion here!"
Kurumi glanced at him, then used the Spirit King's account to casually cast another skill.
Circular magic formations layered over one another. The runes covering them held no meaning whatsoever, and many of the scribbles were repeated. Kurumi knew this was the game designers' laziness. Perhaps even those designers did not know what the words they had created meant.
Of course, even Kurumi could not decipher, in such a short time, what the gibberish characters around the edges of the formation were supposed to be.
Yet because of its unique nature, the Mo Hei Universe had materialized the data world inside the New World server into a real world.
Although Kurumi's "Spirit King" account was max level, she had no idea what kind of magic she had just cast.
Only the old mages among the army stared wide-eyed in utter disbelief, as though they had seen ghosts and gods!
The formations expanded layer by layer. Under the flashing green