Generally speaking, when spells of the same element collided, the result was usually not mutual cancellation. Instead, the stronger side absorbed the weaker side, dismantling the opponent's spell while strengthening its own and creating an absolute advantage.
For example, when two spells of the Acalanatha system collided, the stronger Fire Realm Incantation would absorb the weaker one.
Even if the spells were different, as long as they belonged to the same element, this result would still be triggered.
For instance, the Fire Realm Incantation was known as Acalanatha's greater spell. When it collided with one of Acalanatha's lesser spells, the former would naturally absorb the latter. The same applied when it collided with one of Acalanatha's intermediate spells. Even when it clashed with Immovable Binding, this result would still be triggered.
That was because Immovable Binding was also an Acalanatha spell. It belonged to the same element as the Acalanatha fire arts, such as Fire Realm Incantation. When the two collided, the absorption and being absorbed of powers with the same nature would occur. Only when their strength was roughly equal would they remain locked in a stalemate.
The reason Luo Zhen and Kagami Reiji's spells had reached a stalemate when they had both used Fire Realm Incantation in their first battle was precisely this.
But now, Luo Zhen's spiritual power was countless times stronger than it had been back then, and his attainments in spellcraft had improved tremendously. How could he still remain locked in a stalemate with Kagami Reiji?
Even if Kagami Reiji's strength seemed to have improved during the past year and a half, compared with Luo Zhen's, that improvement was insignificant.
Under these circumstances, the outcome of both of them using the Acalanatha spell Fire Realm Incantation was obvious.
Luo Zhen's Fire Realm Incantation cleanly absorbed