Battle of the Magic Lock: Cracking It

"Legendary Battle Skill"!

Azterlan roared in shock, staring at the Legendary Knight who had already charged behind him as if he had seen a ghost.

In his perception, the terrifying energy gathered on Kane's lance had completely surpassed anything conventional Legendary methods could compare with. That restrained yet incomparably condensed Law Battle Qi told Azterlan exactly what he was facing—being able to unleash such a powerful and terrifying attack with the strength of an ordinary Legendary Combatant, the technique Kane had used could only be a "Legendary Battle Skill."

At this point, Azterlan finally felt that what he had experienced during this single day might well have been more "eventful" than the sum of everything else he had encountered throughout his two hundred thousand years of life.

Not only had he personally witnessed the Magic Lock he had considered "indestructible" shatter and collapse, but he had also unprecedentedly fought three Legendary powerhouses head-on by himself.

Most importantly, he had discovered in utter horror that all three enemies before him seemed to possess formidable Legendary finishing moves. Compared to them, he was practically a counterfeit who bore nothing but the title of "Legendary."

There was no need to wonder at the White-robed Mage's astonishment. In this era of Legendary Island, where knowledge was scarce to the extreme, "Legendary finishing moves," as overwhelmingly advantageous methods, were priceless treasures that could only be encountered by chance. Countless Legendary Mages did not obtain the first Legendary Magic of their lives until after advancing to Morning Star.

Take Azterlan today, for example. Though he possessed a casting level of thirty-five, the knowledge he held was still insufficient to support independently researching and inventing a Legendary Magic. Moreover, as a Legendary spellcaster of the Hermit faction, the White-robed Mage had no chance to acquire a ready-made