Battle of the Magic Lock (1)

Boom!

The terrifying shockwave instantly scattered every cloud, and explosive energy reconstructed a brand-new sun in the sky.

Facing the "Triple Arcane Wall" cast by Azterlan, Kane's lance charged straight ahead without the slightest attempt to evade. The sharp tip fully activated the Repulsion Law, and in an instant, its immensely penetrating attack punched a hole through the first sturdy wall.

I can't let this guy tie me down. I have to stop that bastard mage, fast.

Seeing one-third of his defenses destroyed the instant they clashed, Azterlan immediately realized that the Legendary Knight before him, who enjoyed "bullying the weak," was hardly weak himself.

Although his casting level was a full eleven levels higher than Kane's, and perhaps even two Kanes would not be a match for one Azterlan in a direct battle, they were still both within the category of "ordinary Legends." Furthermore, the White-robed Mage could not use spells with excessively large destructive ranges out of consideration for his "home." Thus, even with an eleven-level advantage, he could never swiftly kill a sturdy, speed-specialized Legendary Combatant within two seconds.

More importantly, even if Azterlan erupted with his full strength and defeated Kane now, it would be meaningless if the wasted time prevented him from stopping Punk from dismantling the Magic Lock. What the White-robed Mage cared about most was quickly saving his shattered "home." Being held up here by the Mad Knight for even two seconds was absolutely unacceptable.

Therefore, when the full-speed Legendary Knight had already passed through the first spell wall and begun destroying the second layer of defense, Azterlan, who was staring intently at Punk calmly dismantling the Magic Lock in the distance, did not add any further defenses in Kane's direction. Instead, he began using Swift Flight to circle around the spell walls