For Morningstar Professionals, a Morningstar killer move was an ultimate means of destruction as important as a Legendary killer move was to ordinary Legends. These immensely costly yet extraordinarily potent spells could often deliver the decisive blow in battle. A Morningstar Mage without a Morningstar killer move would usually be at an absolute disadvantage when fighting one who possessed one. Therefore, learning a highly destructive Morningstar killer move was undoubtedly the best choice for Legendary professionals who had just crossed the threshold into the Morningstar tier.
However, there was one troublesome and embarrassing issue with this reliable path to greater power... Morningstar killer moves were simply far too rare!
Even in the ancient Netheril era, the price of a Morningstar killer move spell model had remained prohibitively high. Back then, even Archmage Wedraxia had painfully purchased only six Morningstar killer moves for research and study.
This fact also reflected the value of Morningstar-tier knowledge from another angle—Wedraxia had been a "wealthy man" who inherited a floating city, yet the price of Morningstar killer moves had been high enough in that era to make even a "wealthy man" tremble. How much more unattainable would such powerful Trump Cards, capable of fundamentally determining the course of battle, be in the resource-starved Legendary Island Era of today?
Punk did not know just how scarce Morningstar killer moves had become on the market, nor did he know whether the Morningstar members of the many Legendary organizations were equally troubled by this issue. But he knew that he was still fortunate enough not to worry too much about it.
Because "the adorable Senior Wedraxia" had paved the road far too thoroughly.
Although the caster's primary Law differed completely from the Law primarily cultivated by that Kind Mage, none of the six Morningstar killer moves left