No...
In the end, no one had ever been able to do this.
So it was only natural they did not know.
"Rather than saying the color of the surroundings changed, it would be more accurate to say the Magic Power was too vast, causing the objects' original Magic Power to be crushed in an instant, and thus lose their color."
"If you don't quite understand, you can look at your own clothes or hair. That should make it obvious."
Alisa, standing to the side, acted as the commentator.
She explained the principle to everyone who had never seen such a situation before.
Mela and the other two immediately lowered their heads to look at their clothes, or pulled out strands of their own hair to check.
Sure enough.
Their originally bright clothing and jet-black hair had now all turned gray.
Mela, whose amount of Magic Power was even greater, even discovered that her skin had darkened somewhat.
"This... why are you fine?"
Mela stared at her darkened skin, unable to make heads or tails of it.
Although her skin had turned black, it had not caused her any actual harm.
But when she turned her head to look at Alisa, she found that the other party seemed completely unaffected.
Her clothes were vivid in color.
Her long golden hair flowed freely.
She looked exactly as she had before.
"Probably because our Magic Power intensity is about the same."
Alisa shrugged, making an almost imperceptible Versailles remark.
Their Magic Power intensity was about the same?
Did that not mean this princess of the Aurelius family also possessed Magic Power just as powerful as Marquis of Maple Leaf's?
What kind of concept was that?
No matter how one looked at it, an amount at this level was absolutely not something a