Without even chanting a spell, Saine raised his hand and fired another dense barrage of Light Elemental Rays.
The greatest difference between a Second-Level Magician and a Level-1 Magician was that they had completely elementalized their own bodies as well.
Unless they were casting certain complex or high-powered spells that required chanting or scattering reagents,
ordinary spells with relatively low attack levels could generally be cast instantly.
Because Saine's innate Flame Power had fused with Azure Blaze, Undying Purple Flame, Decomposition Blue Flame, Special White Flame, and other properties, even a casually fired Flame Ray possessed outrageously devastating power and carried many special effects.
As for his body of Light Element, he had not used it often, and after advancing to Level 2, his research into Light Element had been far less frequent than his research into Fire Element.
Thus, in terms of energy output, although the number and density of the Light Elemental Rays Saine released this time had increased, their attack power should have been far lower than that of the pillar of fire he had unleashed earlier.
But in reality, the weaker Light Elemental Rays achieved far more than that previous fire pillar.
The dense Light Elemental Rays directly sealed off the Golo Earthworm's route into the ground.
The excessively rapid barrage nailed the huge, thick flesh worm to the spot with Saine's Elemental Rays.
Though he had yet to advance to Level 3, Saine's research over the years had made his Element Power incomparably condensed.
It was gradually nearing the degree of elemental qualitative transformation possessed by Level-3 Magicians.
For instance, the Light Elemental Rays he had casually fired did not vanish immediately after striking the Level-1 Golo Earthworm. Instead, they remained embedded in the ground in the lifelike form of Light Arrows.
The Golo Earthworm