"How sharp. This Azure Phoenix was no ordinary expert from Phoenix Pavilion." Water Rose, standing in the spectator stands, was slightly stunned. She had not expected Azure Phoenix to be this formidable.
Spellcaster combat was vastly different from melee combat.
For spellcasters, one aspect was familiarity with magic, while the other was control over it.
The more familiar a player was with magic, the faster they could cast it. Once their familiarity reached a certain level and their mental strength was sufficient, they could completely forgo chanting and cast spells instantly.
The greater one's control over magic, the more spells they could cast at once. However, the higher the tier of the magic, the greater the control required. It was like how doing one thing was simple, but doing two things at once was difficult—you had to split your attention. Casting more than two spells simultaneously was even more demanding. Without reaching a certain level of control over magic, it was simply impossible.
Of course, some exceptionally gifted people could split their attention between two things, or even several. If such people played spellcasting classes, they were practically born spellcaster experts. Even without such exceptional control over magic, they could still perform dual casting or multiple casting.
When fighting an enemy like that, the enemy would likely face an overwhelming magical barrage before they could even react, ultimately dying beneath the bombardment.
After all, dodging one magical attack was already difficult, let alone facing two at the same time.
Dual casting alone greatly increased the variety of a spellcaster player's attack patterns. Their attacks were no longer so singular and easily read, and their combat power naturally multiplied.
Even now, she could only manage dual casting, and only with two Tier 0 spells. She could not even cast one Tier