At the same time, he used Super Magic—Reserve, releasing the Legendary Magic he had prepared long ago in sequence.
Next, he used Super Magic—Precognition, reputed to be one of the strongest Super Magic Techniques, directly bringing forward the magic that would otherwise be released in the future.
Finally, by combining normal spellcasting with Magic Artifacts, he could continuously cast more than a hundred Legendary spells in a short period.
A mage's Legendary Magic was nothing like the half-baked Legendary spells of a Sea Magic Beast.
Every Legend Master had his own unique understanding. Every Legend Master's "Legendary Pouring" was different, but each form of Legendary Pouring had undergone countless experiments and verifications, allowing the caster's attack power to reach its maximum.
As large amounts of Legendary Magic poured down, the elements on the battlefield grew increasingly concentrated. This triggered all kinds of elemental phenomena and made the later spells more and more powerful.
Moreover, it would inevitably trigger multiple instances of Elemental Resonance.
In the end, it would form power capable of destroying heaven and earth.
According to the mages' predictions, the most powerful Legendary Pouring would form a force above Elemental Resonance: Elemental Disaster.
Back then, Socrates had relied on Legendary Pouring to severely wound the New God and become the most glorious chapter in the history of Magic History.
After that, the respect of the myriad races of the worlds for human mages rose to an unimaginable level.
Gilgamesh could slay gods, Heracles could slay gods, and a tiny number of powerful Demigods could also slay gods. However, those godslayers possessed divine power themselves. Socrates and the other Legend Masters were different.
They had slain gods entirely through their own power.
However, Legendary Pouring required an extremely long preparation time. It required either a Magic Tower, a large