According to Karya's "Shuriman" Magic Theory, magic was a force that needed to be controlled.
And what would happen if magic wasn't controlled?
Rell's actions provided the answer—magic's power multiplied at an astonishing rate, but the price was that spells couldn't distinguish friend from foe, their range was unpredictable, and their effects unstable.
She gathered all the magic within her and unleashed it in the way she knew best, the way she was most accustomed to. She didn't care about anything else, letting the immense, unrestrained magic form an incomplete spell and create an astonishing vortex of magical energy. That was magic out of control.
As a Spellcaster, Rell's magical talent was primarily focused on manipulating metal.
So when she abandoned control over her spell, every metal object within a hundred feet of her began moving freely and chaotically.
That included the armor Mordekaiser had been longing for.
Just before he could touch the iron armor, it flew into the air of its own accord. Then, to his astonishment, it joined the countless other metal objects that had taken flight.
Before Mordekaiser could even fly into a rage, he felt a powerful, twisted pull. The Warhammer in his hand nearly slipped from his grasp!
Only then did Mordekaiser realize that the little girl before him seemed to have abilities that countered him quite effectively.
Mordekaiser was a Spellcaster now, that much was true.
But he was a Spellcaster who had entered the path through martial arts. He knew only a few spells, and his entire approach was that of an "enchanted battle mage."
He used the power of death to arm himself, then relied on his Warhammer to deal with his enemies.
His foes' attacks grew feeble under the corrosion of death's power, while his own strength became invincible with