"Bright Moon Level psychic spell—Mind Swap!"
This was the result of Punk's twenty thousand years of research—an excellent Bright Moon spell.
In fact, after realizing that the perfect idea of comprehensively upgrading Mind Teleportation would not work, Punk had begun trying to solve the problem with a more flexible approach.
Since conventional accelerated-casting mana structures could not freely lock onto a direction of movement and complete positioning amid the sweeping aftermath of a Bright Moon tier battle, wouldn't leaving behind a mental-level coordinate as an aid perfectly solve the crucial problem of "not being able to find the direction"?
At first, Punk had drawn a bit of inspiration from a skill called "Flying Thunder God" in a manga titled Mouth Shadow Ninja that he had read in his previous life. The method of moving back and forth through preserved coordinate nodes sounded quite cool, and Whisper of Destruction's Mind Swap could even instantly exchange his position with that of a marked object infused with psionic energy.
But upon closer consideration, battles at the Bright Moon tier often blasted all the space, laws, and matter within the battlefield into nothingness, while the Faerun plane's unusual rocky strata could not retain any traces left by magic. In that case, where could he leave a "mental mark"?
Thus, the open-minded spellcaster thought of his own Morningstar Golem.
Yes, the Morningstar Golem. After Kexviya had been "dealt with," Punk had placed a brand-new soul into the fully repaired Morningstar Golem shell. He had also named the reborn Golem Girl Mulanona, meaning "a blade without thoughts."
The spellcaster had also very carefully inscribed a mental coordinate onto the golem's body. That way, when Whisper of Destruction cast Mind Swap, he would directly exchange positions with his golem. Those legendary professionals who dared approach a Bright