Fatis Makes His Move (4-in-1)

"Legendary Mage...

Hostim!

You finally showed yourself!"

After laughing, Roy's expression turned serious as he looked at the white-bearded old mage.

At the same time, he sent a message to Melas from afar.

"A powerful enemy has appeared. Leave first."

"Huh? Then I won't hold back."

Melas hurriedly fled.

"You were acting recklessly here. How could I not show up?"

Hostim said angrily.

"I knew it!

You once defeated Archmage Pronos. I've really wanted to see what you were capable of."

Roy was eager to try.

The form of existence of a Legendary Mage was slightly different from that of an Archmage.

If wizards and gods focused on the Soul Domain, ascending themselves into existences of the Outer Plane, then Legendary Mages originated from the Material World. They were also rooted here, but leaned more toward material existence.

They often chose to fuse their flesh and souls, refining them into a unified existence. In the terms of the results studied by wizards, this meant infusing ordinary fleshly matter with "Legendary Elements," turning the entire body divine and legendary, and thereby gaining advancement.

To avoid being rejected by the World Will, they chose to empty their own Source of Magic Power, leaving only the third-circle level, and entrust it beyond the heavens.

Therefore, the one appearing before Roy at this moment was Hostim's true body.

Mages considered their spellcasting process elegant, profound, and filled with artistic beauty.

Mysterious incantations and the power of Heaven and Earth Nature were completely devoid of any hint of smoke or fire, unlike the primitive and savage methods of wizards.

But in truth, "wizard" and "mage" were originally translations of the same word, closer to the concept of "spellcaster." The term even included sorcerers and users of Psionic Abilities. The different schools had only evolved later.