Professor Enid's figure flickered in and out within "Fantasy World." That "Illusory Realm" seemed to have no cooldown at all; no matter how the "Undead Overlord" attacked, it could not land a hit.
The [Undead Overlord]'s giant hand swept past Professor Enid, then smashed fiercely into the ground, shattering the platform.
The duet of Fantasy Symphony and Life Symphony continued, while the "Undead Overlord"'s magic power steadily declined.
Professor Harvey immediately realized that his understanding of "Illusory Realm" had been mistaken.
It was not an additional Ultimate Move of "Fantasy World," but a permanent trait of the field itself!
Professor Enid had actually fully integrated "Illusory Realm" into "Fantasy World," allowing any area within the "Fantasy World" field to seamlessly shift between reality and illusion.
And since it was a permanent trait, it naturally had no cooldown.
The only thing it tested was Professor Enid's ability to control "Fantasy World."
This was clearly an extremely mentally taxing task!
Thus, after understanding the source of this ability, one could better appreciate Professor Enid's strength.
For not only was she controlling "Fantasy World" to switch between reality and illusion, she was simultaneously controlling the "Music Spirit" to perform two symphonies at once.
To ordinary people, that was absolutely inconceivable.
Yet Professor Enid could not only do it, but even appeared quite relaxed.
"Professor Enid truly is incredible!"
After grasping a little of what was happening, Dark gained an entirely new understanding of Professor Enid's power.
This professor who taught "Magic Literature" actually possessed such immense mental strength!
Usually, she looked unkempt, sloppy, and even somewhat unhinged.
But that was likely because her mental strength was simply too powerful. The burden on her brain had become excessive, bringing about a few harmless side effects.
Now that she was in a duel, her mental