At that moment, everyone had fallen into an illusion trap set by several illusionists.
If these illusionists had encountered these people outside, no matter how many of them there were, it would not have been enough. But they had happened to lie in ambush within this enormous undead barrier. First of all, everyone was filled with uncertainty about what lay inside the barrier, so whatever they encountered within it, they had mentally prepared themselves for it—no matter what they found, it would seem strangely normal.
Although these illusionists themselves were not particularly strong, one had to remember that this was inside an undead barrier. Besides enhancing all kinds of negative magic, the undead barrier also greatly weakened Li's resistance to abnormal conditions. That was why they had fallen directly into danger.
Azshara was directly drawn into the waves of swirling sound from before and nearly had all her consciousness taken away. It was only when Li suddenly acted that her life was saved.
Compared to Azshara's predicament, Li's situation was entirely different. Li had long since become capable of seeing through all illusions, and the tricks these illusionists were playing were nothing more than child's play to him. One had to remember that Li's mastery of illusion arts had reached the point long ago where he could directly drag an opponent into his own mental space and torment them at will.
And now, he could even use certain laws to construct an entire world within his own mental realm!
By comparison, these seemingly bizarre environments of theirs might sound impressive, but in reality, they were laughable. If they had truly reached Li's level, why would they need to use such cheap tricks against intruders?
After all, the strongest illusions in this world were those that directly inflicted horrifying damage upon