Spell Card: Land of Paradise Light

The card slowly rotated as it descended into Iver's hand.

Iver examined the pattern on it appreciatively.

The King on the Tarot Card wore a crown, with a gold-and-red shield beside him and a red robe symbolizing war. The robe was decorated with bees—a symbol of authority.

Behind the King stood two rams, symbolizing Aries and the sun. Beneath him lay a lamb whose brain glowed like a saint's, while he held a staff topped with a ram's head. A beam of light came from behind him, casting his face into shadow.

The card's attributes also appeared in Iver's eyes:

Spell Card: Land of Paradise Light (King)

Required: Light 4 or Fire 4

Action, Recantation, Non-Contact, Projectile

Effect: Fires a stream of light that locks onto the target and deals extreme damage. This damage is simultaneously treated as Light Attribute and Fire Attribute, dealing damage according to the opponent's lower resistance. This effect must be used under direct sunlight.

Effect: Use again to increase the damage and spread this skill's effect into area damage.

Effect: Use again to further increase the damage and area of effect, and add the effects "Punishment" and "Purification" to this skill.

Effect: Use again to increase the damage and area of effect to their limits, then immediately unfold the domain Land of Paradise for Perfect Beings after the attack ends.

Land of Paradise for Perfect Beings: All living beings and phantoms without the Path of Love or Path of Transcendence are suppressed; humans gain Regeneration LV3, Children of the Moon lose all weaknesses, werewolves gain steadfast rationality, and monsters cannot have their transformation techniques seen through.

Iver's spirits lifted.

He had really obtained it! This time, he finally had a proper spell ability! It wasn't a slow, short-to-medium-range spell like the Flame Butterfly, but a