Walkerway's class level determined that he could not win this war of attrition. If the two Morningstar Professionals continued playing such a boring game of whack-a-mole, then after several months of bombardment, the loser would undoubtedly be "Dead Wen Feng Lantern," whose mana recovery speed, total mana reserves, control over magical details, and other attributes were inferior across the board.
Therefore, faced with Punk's practically defense-only fighting style, the anxious Red Robed Mage had to alter his tactics and adopt a more "efficient," swift, and decisive method if he wanted a chance at victory.
So, as a spellcaster, what would Walkerway's efficient method of combat be...
Morningstar Level Abjuration Spell—"Sphere of Annihilation"!
"Morningstar-level psychic spell—Mind Teleportation"!
"Boom"!
The deafening explosion once again shook the indestructible rocky ground, and the light of the three full moons in the sky was immediately swallowed by a pitch-black storm of destruction. Directly ahead of the caster, Walkerway, who had already drawn much closer to Punk, naturally vanished once again with the powerful evasion effect of Mind Teleportation, just as he had dodged countless times before.
It was worth mentioning that Punk was no longer surprised in the slightest by the Red Robed Madman's disappearance. From the beginning of the battle until this very moment, that troublesome fellow's Morningstar-tier "shameless spell"—Mind Teleportation—had been openly cast an unknown number of times. Every time, he vanished abruptly like this before instantly appearing somewhere else.
Perhaps after seeing it only once or twice, Punk, encountering such an "absurd" spell for the first time, would have felt genuinely astonished. But after witnessing it so often throughout the ensuing battle, he had become numb and impatient.
Or rather... at least on the surface, this sudden disappearance of Walkerway did not cause "Whisper of Destruction" to display any unusual emotional fluctuation.