The battle proved a little easier than imagined.
The gray-robed man whom Saine had singled out for special attention was swiftly defeated after taking just one of Saine's attacks.
Compared to the Wizard World's mages, with their endless elemental methods and Truth Arcana, this gray-robed man, though also possessing the life level of a Level-1 Creature, seemed far too monotonous in his offensive methods.
From beginning to end, Saine had only seen him unleash a volley of incredibly fast Bone Spears.
Judging by his elemental application, the Bone Spears released by this gray-robed man were somewhat crude in technique, but their power was indeed considerable.
This was a standard offensive spell rated between 400 and 500 degrees, placing it in the middle tier even among Level-1 spells.
More importantly, he cast it truly fast.
Saine had barely even seen him chant a spell.
Under a sudden attack, it was already quite impressive that this gray-robed man could react so quickly with such a countermeasure.
If that were all, this gray-robed man should have been fairly strong.
But strangely, he seemed to possess only powerful and rapid short-term offensive capability, without displaying any other strengths.
After being struck by Saine's Firebird Group Burst Spell, the fellow hunched over like a bent shrimp and essentially lost all ability to fight.
It seemed that Element Users possessing frail bodies was not exclusive to the Wizard World; this world was no different.
Element Users like Saine, who focused on acquiring knowledge while also cultivating their physique, were ultimately few in number.
As for why Saine's elemental firebirds had not injured that thief?
It was entirely because the scrawny little man was the weakest among those present. Saine had not considered him worth noticing from the start.
Since the little man had the good sense