"Dead Wen Feng Lantern" had been an undeniable genius. That much was clear from the fact that he had single-handedly developed the absurd yet powerful Morningstar Level Spell, "Mind Teleportation." In terms of a caster's talent alone, even Punk might not have matched the effortless mastery of a "Rune Dancer" like Walkerway.
Unfortunately, the advantage of talent did not mean a flawless personality. In this cruel, cold world, even the most exceptional genius had to endure fate's trials. Although Walkerway's life had been turbulent and filled with setbacks, he had ultimately descended into madness under the grief and despair of losing his beloved. In the end, he had died at the hands of "Whisper of Destruction"'s golem for a dagger laden with significance...
His story was destined to be forever buried in the depths of unknown history, and the final trace he had left in this world had ultimately become nothing more than an exquisitely crafted spell model.
Yes, a morningstar powerhouse capable of shaking the world had fallen just like that.
What a pitiful madman. Still, he was probably the strongest enemy I've faced so far. If we set aside the advantage of equipment and fought solely through spellcasting ability, it would be hard to say whether I could defeat him... Walkerway-Zuomi, what an incredible Morningstar Mage.
As he silently spoke to himself, Punk, who had already perfectly memorized the spell model floating in midair, also stored the mad mage's corpse inside his storage ring.
"Whisper of Destruction" knew nothing of "Dead Wen Feng Lantern"'s past experiences or story, but that did not prevent him from studying his defeated opponent's corpse and assessing the strengths, weaknesses, and flaws revealed during the battle.
Although Punk had won the wager proposed by his enemy in this battle and obtained an incomparably