After confirming the Anti-Magic Field array plate's effectiveness, Ang immediately moved on to the next step of his plan. Personally overseeing the work, he led Quintina and the other assistants in making several array plates through the night. Each plate used an anti-magic crystal as its core and was activated through tightly linked runes, ensuring it could last for about an hour.
To be absolutely safe, Ang decided to set a double trap inside and outside the civilian house where the enemy was hiding. He loaded several array plates onto carriages and, early the next morning, had his men quietly deploy them around the house, forming a tight encirclement. Inside the house, Ang deliberately placed a hidden array plate as well, ensuring that even if the enemy escaped by luck, he would stumble into an even deeper dead end.
"Remember, once the target enters the designated range, prioritize his legs. Do not give him any chance to escape!" Ang instructed the archers. The well-trained soldiers quickly spread out and lay in ambush at the surrounding high points, ready to act at any moment.
Quintina had also changed into field clothes and was maintaining order nearby with several apprentices, prepared for any unexpected developments. At this moment, everyone held their breath. Ang kept his eyes fixed on the house, patiently waiting for the target to appear.
As the sunlight grew stronger, the target finally appeared. He was no longer dressed like an ordinary passerby as he had been yesterday. Instead, he wore an ornate mage robe, held a rune-engraved wand, and had a faint urgency in his eyes. Ang immediately became alert. He was finally making his move!
The enemy slowly walked toward the teleportation square, gently waving his wand while chanting a complicated spell under his breath. Although his movements