Mortlett was dead, and the Morningstar Divine Spell in his hand naturally exploded right where it was.
Moreover, because the spell's destructive power and expansion speed were so immense, not only was Kexviya, the Morningstar Golem who had just completed the sneak attack ordered by the Morningstar Mage and stood too close to the blast's center, unable to evade the erupting energy in time, but even the female priest, who had not been sent flying by the aftermath of the previous Morningstar killer move clash, had no time left to dodge.
Thus, faced with the "legacy of a companion" that should have struck the enemy but now erupted beside her, Kona, having received Anthony's warning, could only hurriedly tear open a magic scroll to save her life.
And because her entire body was engulfed by the scorching tide of laws, this Morningstar Priest, whose strength had been mediocre to begin with, could not even spare the focus or time to keep guarding against Whisper of Destruction's Morningstar killer move...
At this point, the killing methods of the "three-person assault team" had fallen upon themselves, while the defensive measure that could have served as their trump card had been wasted on this inexplicable explosion.
"..."
This is... utterly absurd! Hehe... The problem now isn't whether this is embarrassing, or whether we can finish quickly anymore. If this keeps going, this damned mission will fail—and it will be a catastrophic failure that leaves us utterly bankrupt...
Watching this enormous and unforeseen loss with grief, helplessly bathing in the Blazing Light unleashed by the out-of-control Divine Spell explosion, Anthony truly felt like crying without tears.
After all, the facts proved that Mortlett's confidence in his Divine Spell had not been entirely unfounded. The explosion of this "super-powerful" Divine Spell had not only nearly