By comparison, Gulman in his high elf state was more powerful in terms of magical destructive force and casting ability. However, most high elf magic was either arcane or pure-element magic, and he had no way to cast certain mixed-type spells.
The Elf King's Wrath Gulman cast at that moment was not actually as terrifying as its name suggested. Its power was only equivalent to a normal seventh- or eighth-level spell, but it had a special trait: it could be cast without any gestures or incantations, as long as enough mana could be gathered.
As the Elf King's Wrath condensed, Li's fingers could no longer keep hold of Gulman's throat. An immense pressure continuously squeezed Li's hand, preventing him from further suppressing Gulman.
"Although I don't know why you know about my past, with strength like yours, you're still unworthy of becoming my companion. On the path to becoming the strongest king, all I need is to keep walking forward alone!" A roar rose from Gulman's throat, and for a moment, his entire body seemed to grow a little larger.
"Is that so? Then let me see it!" Li snorted and suddenly tightened his hand. In a daze, the sound of something shattering seemed to echo throughout the entire space. To Gulman, Li's strength had increased by far more than double, and the condensed Elf King's Wrath was almost instantly and completely suppressed.
If an ordinary mage cast the Elf King's Wrath, it would merely be a regular seventh-level spell. But Gulman possessed the identity of this plane's sole high elf; it could also be understood as him possessing the fortune of every high elf in this plane.
Thus, the Elf King's Wrath could display tremendous power in his hands, yet it had actually been suppressed by his opponent?
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