The battle with the three Ancients began. Abel challenged the three powerful Ancients alone, an insane act he rarely attempted.
"Kolik" and "Talik" were constantly drawn back and forth by him, repeatedly using powerful battle techniques that had no effect.
Under this fighting method, only "Madok's" ranged attacks posed any threat to Abel.
However, compared to "Kolik's" and "Talik's" attacks, he did not really care about "Madok's" attacks. After all, "Madok's" throwing-axe attacks could not kill him instantly.
Of course, with the World Stone Fragment judging the battle, Abel would not be hit by any attack as long as he remained fully focused.
After the battle began, it continued under a strange atmosphere.
Abel used various spells, drawing "Kolik" and "Talik" back and forth in a straight line with "Teleport."
Most of the spells he cast targeted "Madok." Furthermore, "Madok" had already been hit by "Static Field" twice, causing him to lose a massive amount of Life Force.
"Madok's" Life Force continued to decline slowly. Even though "Kolik" and "Talik" kept roaring furiously and repeatedly used powerful battle techniques, they could only watch as "Madok" was struck by Abel again and again.
One hour, two hours, three hours passed. Under this intense battle, Abel drank five "Full Vitality Potions" in succession to maintain his fighting condition before finally reducing "Madok's" Life Force to its lowest point.
Yet after those three hours, the three Ancients seemed completely unaffected. They continued using their battle techniques without the slightest trace of fatigue.
This is cheating! Abel complained inwardly. He did not rush to use a spell to finish off "Madok."
He knew very well that in such a dangerous battle, without the World Stone Fragment's precise judgments, any unnecessary move he made could very likely get him killed instantly.
After moving back and