Roasted Brains

Once the number of fireballs exceeded four hundred, Anse decisively stopped, keeping some mana in reserve for emergencies.

Over four hundred lava spheres, each two kilometers in diameter, hurtled toward the asteroid belt. Even viewed from above, the spectacle was staggering.

By then, the first wave of fireballs had arrived, precisely striking celestial bodies of various sizes and bursting into dark red balls of fire. The smaller bodies shattered outright, their fragments scattering in fans.

The larger bodies were knocked out of orbit as well, tumbling toward the others and smashing them apart with their superior size. This asteroid belt contained at least tens of thousands of bodies, but he did not need to strike every one. He only needed to hit those at the outermost edge and calculate the angles in advance.

It was like playing pool. Meteor Swarm was the cue, and those celestial bodies were the balls clustered together.

To increase their kinetic energy, he had deliberately reduced the spell's flames, enhanced its blunt impact, and extended the distance over which the spheres accelerated.

His goal was to knock as many bodies out of orbit as possible and trigger a widespread chain reaction.

There was no sound in space, but blossoms of magical flame still erupted one after another, like a magnificent fireworks display.

Along the asteroid belt's outer edge, every slightly larger body suffered a precision strike, leaving its orbit and crashing into the others.

The spectacle was beautiful and chaotic.

"What's that spell called?" Lumina asked curiously.

"Meteor Swarm. Solar Mages should have similar spells, shouldn't they?" Anse replied as he watched the situation unfold.

"We do, but they mainly inflict energy damage," Lumina replied.

Anse nodded slightly.

Solar Mages were severely overspecialized evocation mages, relying primarily on fire and radiant damage, which made them