Light Slash!
Whoosh!
Without chanting at all, he directly formed a blade of light beside Lu Cang.
Another spell without chanting?
Even if it was only a second-tier Light Slash.
The spell had pitifully little killing power, but it made up for it with incredible speed.
If all he needed was to land a scratch to win, it would be a pretty good choice.
Bang!
But it was too slow.
With a single thought from Lu Cang, two identical blades of light formed in sync, and the two spells canceled each other out in an instant.
"Swift Wind Blade, gather into a gale..."
But the white-haired man had no intention of stopping there.
He had already started chanting rapidly!
Boom!
Before he could finish, a gust of wind blasted him away.
He slammed into the wall at the back of the classroom.
"I told you to use the spell you're best at. Are you best at every spell?" Lu Cang said, sounding a little helpless.
Lu Cang lowered his hand.
A gust of wind swept past and snatched the Gold Coin Pouch back from the man's hand.
The blast of wind died down, and the white-haired man slid limply down the wall.
Okay, that felt good...
The planned show of force had gone off without a hitch.
Poor white-haired classmate. If you hadn't been here, I might've been in a foul mood for the rest of the day.
"All right, that's enough."
The other man hadn't done anything truly wrong, so Lu Cang had no intention of torturing him or anything like that.
"Everyone, today I'll be teaching the Daylight Spell."
"Before I explain the spell, I want to share a counterintuitive conclusion with you..."
Lu Cang officially began his lesson.
The white-haired man got up from the floor.
Lu