This is Noxus!

The lady didn't know that Chen Yi himself was very surprised.

What just happened was completely driven by the situation, and anger guided his actions.

Normally, to achieve a heating effect, one must cast a spell to form flames first.

But now, Chen Yi could achieve such an effect with just a thought. His control over Fire Elemental Particles had reached a new height.

Fire Intent LV5: Fire attribute attack damage increased by 65%!

Chen Yi seemed to be slowly breaking free from the limitations of a Mage.

He found a hotel to stay in at the Immortal Bastion. The bandits on the road had funded Chen Yi with quite a bit of money.

In the hotel, after feeding the Fire Dragon, Chen Yi spent most of his time in Meditation.

His actual sleep time was less than 4 hours.

Sleep could relieve mental Fatigue, an effect that Meditation could not replace.

The next morning, after a casual breakfast, Chen Yi headed to the plaza. Many people had arrived earlier than Chen Yi.

Most of them were clad in armor, with a few wearing leather armor and carrying longbows.

As time slowly passed, by around 9 o'clock, the plaza was already full of people. It seemed endless at a glance, estimated to be tens of thousands.

There were no fewer than a few Strong Persons among them, and Chen Yi even discovered several existences who had reached Level 30 or above.

Among them, one team stood out. They were able to enforce orders strictly, with uniform armor and uniform stances.

In the noisy plaza, only they stood silently, gazing at the high platform.

This was a troop cultivated by Darius.

At this moment, a person walked onto the high platform.

He held a Great Axe, wore heavy armor, and a deep scar ran from his forehead to his left cheek. The entire person exuded a soul-stirring aura.

Compared to his defiant appearance, his voice was not aggressive. Instead, it carried a sense of gravitas.

"Silence! Warriors of Noxus!"

The Great Axe struck the ground, and the booming sound covered the entire venue, drawing everyone's attention. The noisy plaza suddenly fell silent.

Darius nodded with satisfaction. "I believe most of you are familiar with me, but I will still introduce myself here. I am Darius."

Weapons clanged heavily on the ground in the plaza.

"Roar!"

A neat roar shook the heavens.

From an orphan to the Trifarian Council, Darius was the idol of all young generations in Noxus, one of the three at the pinnacle of Noxian power, and the representative of Noxian military might!

Darius pressed his hands down, and the square fell silent, only his heavy voice echoing.

"Those kings have once again been blinded by power, and I want to wake them up."

"My goal is clear: to break their authority and drag them into the dust."

"Let those who are blinded by false glory face their inner selves."

"We will no longer tolerate the existence of those cowards."

"And Noxus will surely rise!"

The Noxians welcomed the arrival of war: "Roar!"

The soldiers present were divided into 6 teams, with mages occupying one team alone, numbering less than 50 people.

Mages of the same level could unleash destructive power far exceeding that of warriors.

Swain had considered cultivating some mages.

But whether they could successfully grow into powerful mages depended mostly on talent and luck.

Take Chen Yi as an example. If not for the convenience provided by the Game World.

Just the first step of how to memorize those spell structures and mobilize his mental power could have stumped Chen Yi for years.

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Further growth required memorizing a vast amount of knowledge, understanding spell structures, and cultivating one's own combat system...

The process of growing from a mage apprentice to a true mage was arduous.

The intelligent casting mages in the Game World had always been looked down upon by mages in Runeterra.

All their strength was in their equipment. Upon encountering Demacia's Nullstone, they couldn't cast a single spell and could only stand there and wait for death.

After dividing into teams, they set off under Darius's leadership.

The vast army left the Immortal Bastion and marched towards the southeast. Their first stop was the Bloodcliff region.

This region alone had flat terrain and was close to the sea. Its relatively favorable geographical advantages had bred more ambitious individuals.

On land not even as large as the Immortal Bastion, there existed three regimes!

They had submitted to Noxus's might and become vassal states, yet they still couldn't forget their own power.

This cleansing mission was the culmination of Noxus's patience with these vassal states reaching its limit.

"You are Player Yi, correct?"

As the only player among the mage corps, Darius was somewhat curious about who he was.

Darius knew the contents of the contract SivHD had signed with that Great Being.

Powerful players (high-level players) were restricted in their movement areas, but Chen Yi was not within this scope.

Unlike when he was on the high platform, Darius appeared very gentle at this moment, but he seemed to have noticed Chen Yi's surprise.

Darius smiled, "As long as one possesses strength, Noxus will grant everyone freedom and wealth."

Chen Yi asked, "Even if I am a player?"

"That's right!"

Darius's reply was very firm.

His voice wasn't loud, but it carried a sense of conviction.

And he successfully won Chen Yi's trust.

Chen Yi smiled.

Darius also smiled, seeing a fire in Chen Yi's eyes, a power different from that of ordinary mages.

Therefore, he greatly anticipated Chen Yi's performance on the battlefield.

As the leader of this cleansing plan, Darius didn't have much time to converse with Chen Yi and soon departed.

The other mages all offered Chen Yi friendly smiles.

The army continued to advance, the journey unusually smooth, with no bandits appearing to block their path.

There were only citizens watching the army with excited expressions.

Aggression was rooted in their bloodline; they felt honored by Noxus's might.

Chen Yi's high Physique stat allowed him to face this intensity of marching without showing any signs of fatigue.

Meanwhile, mages beside him, who were at a higher level than Chen Yi, could not do the same.

Darius, with his rich marching experience, naturally knew the weakness of mages. After advancing for a while, he began a halt for rest.

Chen Yi had no intention of conversing with the other mages and found a spot to sit alone.

He took out a Poké Ball from his Backpack and gently stroked it.

"Fire Dragon, looks like it's your turn to appear."

The Poké Ball trembled slightly, signaling to Chen Yi that it was ready.

Initially, Chen Yi hadn't planned to let the Fire Dragon out. Before reaching a certain level of strength, flight was an absolute advantage.

But after a brief conversation with Darius, Chen Yi's thoughts changed.

As long as he advanced fast enough, he would have an endless supply of contingencies.

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