Layla had originally been forgotten by Li in a corner of the undead space, but when he suddenly decided to pull it out this time, he discovered that it seemed to have evolved.
Layla's bones had originally been far from intact, with countless fractures and damaged areas. But when it was summoned this time, every bone in its body was jet-black and glossy, and its strength appeared to have reached around level ten. This was Li's first time learning that undead creatures could evolve.
Now that Layla had grown stronger, not only was its physical resilience astonishing, but its resistance to most magic had also increased considerably. At the very least, attack spells like lightning were completely within the range of immunity for it.
However, Reinhardt was an old hand on the battlefield as well. After swiftly casting Armor of Light on himself, he began preparing a second spell.
In the eyes of mages—especially traditional mages—time was an extremely precious thing. Particularly in life-or-death situations, given the same amount of mana, whoever finished chanting a spell first would seize the initiative.
Reinhardt quickly completed his incantation. A hexagram magic circle then appeared on the ground, and amid a blaze of light, a massive magical creature appeared within it.
Magic that summoned magical creatures was no longer particularly popular in this world. For one thing, creatures summoned through this kind of magic were not bound by contracts. Every year, several mages ended up becoming snacks because they could not control the magical creatures they had summoned.
Yet in certain respects, this magic did possess some advantages. After all, creatures summoned through it generally did have considerable combat power, and there was no need to pay the price required for contracted creatures.
But even if he could summon a god now, it