In the most advanced Water Magic laboratory at the Tidal Grand Wizard Tower, several dozen undead were besieging a Second-Ring Soybean Strongman inside a chamber created with Water Prison Magic.
Ice towers appeared above the heads of these White Ice Towers, and ice needles and ice spikes were continuously fired at the Soybean Strongman. By adjusting every inch of its branches and leaves, the Second-Ring Soybean Strongman dodged all the attacks.
The soul fire in the pupils of the White Ice Tower's Second-Ring Liches flickered.
"Damn it, that plant is too powerful."
"We can't hit it at all."
Outside the laboratory, Locke, Wizard Terence, and Wizard Gusta were recording the results of the practical test.
Since this was the Tidal Grand Wizard Tower's Water Magic laboratory, Locke had invited Wizard Gusta over out of courtesy and because his help was necessary to operate the Water Magic equipment.
By now, the undead had been fighting here for half a day.
Locke observed their fighting style.
"So that's how it is. The ice towers they condense above their heads through the Superior Meditation Method and the White Ice Tower's special wizard array are containers for temporarily storing magical energy. This overcomes the problem of Ice Magic needing to freeze the moisture in the air and temporarily create large amounts of cold air. The ice towers can store freezing energy and magical power, reducing battle consumption, avoiding the greatest weakness of Ice Magic wizards—their lack of endurance—while also providing stable output and increasing the spells' offensive power."
Wizard Terence added, "Moreover, the White Ice Tower's Ice Magic seems to complement undead bodies perfectly. Ice Magic has two major drawbacks. First, its consumption is high, creating endurance problems. Second, it burdens the body. Many Ice Magic wizards suffer from poor health because casting spells