Saine had never imagined that one day, he too would take part in ganging up on a god.
Even if the God of Strength was a "castrated god," he was still, without question, a god!
The mages of the Wizard World had always been renowned for their offensive power.
By leveraging Elemental Power several times, a dozen times, or even a hundred times over, mages could unleash power far beyond the limits of their own energy.
That was why mages, though physically frail, were each so astonishingly formidable in combat.
In every Plane War, the number of enemies slain by Wizard World mages was often five to ten times that of knights of the same rank, if not more.
Area-of-effect killing methods were inherently more destructive than single-target techniques.
Saine did not use many area-of-effect offensive spells today, because the wider the range of Elemental Power, the more dispersed its force became.
What Saine needed now was not a sweeping strike against weak, low-level creatures, but a single-target assault against the overwhelmingly powerful lifeform before him—the Great Strength God.
Thus, most of the magic Saine used consisted of Flame Rays and Flame Drills.
As Saine attacked, his little maid, Yuli, was also freely pouring out her ammunition reserves at the Great Strength God in the center of the canyon.
Yuli's Combat Power had risen by another level after being enhanced by Sky City.
The sustained attacks of this master-and-servant pair might not inflict any immediately visible, substantial damage on the thick-skinned Great Strength God, but they were certainly irritating enough.
Moreover, small streams made great rivers. As the Spider Queen continued to inflict damage upon the Great Strength God, the wounds and poisoning on his body grew increasingly severe.
Thus, although Saine and Yuli's attacks had seemed insignificant at first,