The moment the forbidden spell Fallen Star was unleashed, countless creatures across the surrounding battlefield had their gazes dragged toward it.
After all, this was a forbidden spell cast by a Level-5 Magician.
Whether in terms of its area of coverage or sheer power, it far exceeded the limits that Demigod-level Magicians or Level-4 Magicians could reach.
And among the various elemental disciplines, fire-element forbidden spells were universally acknowledged as one of the most devastating branches.
Before Saine's Fallen Star Magic Guided Bomb could strike those Federation Fleets, some smaller vessels and drones with extremely weak defenses had already melted into pools of molten iron beneath the terrifying elemental force carried by the forbidden spell.
The release of the forbidden spell greatly boosted the morale of the Wizard Civilization Legion.
Moreover, Saine's forbidden spell was mainly directed at the Silver Fleet before him.
In the first clash between the two sides, Saine had clearly suppressed the enemy.
The Silver Fleet had also launched attacks at Saine during that time, but they achieved little.
Saine's formidable physique meant that, after casting the forbidden spell, he did not fall into the weakened state typical of ordinary magicians.
Furthermore, the Fallen Star spell primarily relied on a Magic Guided Bomb made from Inert Crystal as the forbidden spell's focal point.
Saine himself had not expended much magic power.
After releasing it, the elemental radiance borne by the forbidden spell still gleamed across the surrounding sky, while Saine charged forward once more.
In his pursuit of Truth, Saine had gradually developed his own combat style—close-quarters fighting, alternating between magic and hand-to-hand combat.
Compared with his senior uncle Gagaru, his method of fighting was somewhat more "conservative," but in the eyes of those who did not know better, it was still wild to the extreme.