David the Rule Wizard had probably wanted Hal the Rule Wizard to protect Abel, which was why Hal the Rule Wizard had stayed beside Abel instead of fighting alongside the other Rule Wizards.
Abel had now figured out the Lightning Faction Rule Wizards' fighting style. By taking advantage of their innate ability to cast Teleportation more quickly, along with their seamless coordination, they could render terrifying area spells such as Holy Freeze and Holy Impact ineffective against them.
Whenever the shock wave of Holy Freeze or Holy Impact was about to appear, they had already used Teleportation to move out of the way.
However, Abel had also seen that Thunderstorm, an advanced Lightning Faction spell, was truly ineffective. It was a single-target attack that struck only about once per second. Most importantly, the spell could not choose its targets selectively. Its random attacks made it impossible to coordinate with the Rule Wizards' tactics.
Just as the four Rule Wizards withdrew from the battlefield to avoid Holy Freeze, Doff charged straight into its shock wave. Its enormous body seemed completely unconcerned by the damage.
Combined with its tremendous strength, the frost could at most slow its swings slightly. It had no other effect.
Just as before, Doff appeared in the sky and smashed downward with tremendous force. Its target was the only injured Fanatical Knight.
But this time, it miscalculated. These Fanatical Knights were veterans of countless battles with extremely rich combat experience. The moment its figure appeared and it was struck by the Holy Freeze shock wave, the seven Fanatical Knights' small battle formation had already launched Charge.
Their target was Doff, which was bringing its massive club down with crushing force. Doff was slowed by frost and was in midair without any leverage. In theory, the seven Fanatical Knights