Locke's left hand sent a phantom image of a Second-Ring magic artifact flying backward. It was the Bronze Cauldron King Otto had given him. Once it flew out, the Bronze Cauldron immediately fell toward the ground and rapidly grew larger, transforming into a small mountain that directly crushed a large number of Rain Mantises beneath it.
A large number of Rain Mantises were crushed beneath the magic artifact, and their rain-patterned stones shattered.
After they died, their spirituality transformed into a torrent and was absorbed into the Bronze Cauldron. Then a flame appeared inside it—none other than the Primordial Fire.
As Locke became a Second-Ring Wizard, he could also fully unleash the power of the Primordial Fire. From the perspective of a Second-Ring Wizard, the reason the Primordial Fire was so powerful was that this flame contained the primordial state of Plane Power—in other words, Primordial Power.
That meant that a First-Ring Potion Master who possessed the Primordial Fire had, through this rare magic item, surpassed their level and used part of the characteristics of a Second-Ring Wizard.
Locke recalled the King Otto he had seen within the Historical Boundary Stele Curse. King Otto had passed the Magic Potion Reverse-Refining Method on to him, hoping that he could make his most important invention shine brightly in later generations.
At this very moment, it was time for him to fulfill his promise.
Locke tapped the Bronze Cauldron three times with his finger. An extremely complex Spell Model appeared inside the Bronze Cauldron. The Spell Model was shaped like a person, with three parts in total, and each part had a ring.
Next, a phantom person made of spirituality appeared atop the complex Spell Model.
At the same time, within Golden Crown Mountain, Little Peach Mountain, and Ghost Gate Pass, the Wizards