Late at night.
Blue Lake Manor.
In the study, Richard sat at his desk, swiftly writing on a Papyrus Scroll with a Goose Feather Quill, recording the extensive data gathered during his battle with Bobobo Wei Qi.
"Scratch, scratch, scratch..."
After a while, having finished recording, Richard set down his quill. He looked at the contents of the scroll, blinking as he pondered them carefully.
Still, this battle clearly showed that Warplane Mode held a considerable advantage in combat against Wizards in the current world—one could even say it was overwhelming. If Bobobo Wei Qi had not possessed so many spell artifacts and so many trump cards, any other Level 3 Wizard would already have been thoroughly dead.
Therefore, attacking with Micro Spell Tracking Missiles through Warplane Mode was entirely feasible. Whether the enemy was strong or weak, numerous or few, it would be difficult for them to pose any substantial threat to him. At most, they would make him consume a few more Micro Spell Tracking Missiles.
He could basically draw the following conclusions:
A Level 1 Wizard could be dealt with by a single Micro Spell Tracking Missile.
A Level 2 Wizard could be reliably killed with multiple Micro Spell Tracking Missiles.
A Level 3 Wizard might require more than ten Micro Spell Tracking Missiles. If the opponent had special methods or trump cards, that number would have to be doubled. After all, Level 3 Wizards already belonged to the upper ranks among Wizards; they were not insignificant figures who could be dealt with casually. But as long as there were enough Micro Spell Tracking Missiles, they could absolutely be buried under sheer numbers.
But then again, that did not mean the current Warplane Mode and Micro Spell Tracking Missiles were perfect. In fact, they still had flaws—or