Wizard Tristan Walden lowered his head and glanced at the list of materials in his hand while on the call.
Among the First-Ring Magic Plant procurement options, the battle record and cost-effectiveness of the Great Green Leaf Dragon Sparrow (Big Windmill version) ranked near the top, with a yawning gap in performance between it and the second-place entry.
The second-place First-Ring Magic Plant was developed by Quinn Joel's own Breeder research group. It was called the [Water-Willow Spinning Single-Winged Samara]. Its advantage was that it had a Magic Pressure conversion flight rate close to that of the Great Green Leaf Dragon Sparrow, with a ratio of 3. Although this was lower than the Great Green Leaf Dragon Sparrow's ratio of 4.5, the plant had various quasi-natural magic-structure components with healing abilities. It had also undergone breeding treatments adapted to the Abyssal environment, ensuring that it could function within the Abyss.
This allowed Quinn Joel's army of First-Ring Wizards to heal their injuries while moving. The wizard army could fight or retreat, giving it much greater versatility.
But who could have expected that the Raging Element City Plane, which had recently joined the Abyss, could activate a special planar ability that drove the elements of the entire world into a state of frenzy under the control of its planar lord? In an instant, all the elements composing the world underwent an elemental transformation.
The healing ability of the Water-Willow Spinning Single-Winged Samara Magic Plant completely lost its effect, while its Magic Pressure conversion flight rate actually plummeted to 1.
That was simply terrible.
It caused major problems for Quinn Joel's army of First-Ring Wizards.
If not for the fact that the witch was involved in a century of achievements belonging to Quinn Joel, they might even have abandoned their attack on