Like the radiance of a supernova, like the final hues of a dark-red Death Star, the entire sky had been shrouded in an unbroken sea of blazing clouds that stretched beyond sight.
Boom, boom, boom, boom...
Piercing sonic booms and pressure from the high skies sent out soundwaves like shattering rock. Some of the enormous ice blocks atop the Glacier Seal cracked—"crack," "crack," "crack"—exploding into smaller fragments that eerily rose into the air beneath that pressure. The rules here had already fallen into utter chaos.
"It really did break into the Wizard World. Back then, the Seven-Ring True Spirit Wizard spared no expense to capture this immensely gifted Flame Giant, and with the full support of his Master vision, helped it take that final step and become an Endless Master. Who would have thought it would ultimately become the Wizard's Enemy?"
Mina and Aibadon wielded the same flame-element energy, both containing the tyrannical properties of light and heat. Yet now that they were about to meet, they bore entirely different colors.
Among their countless differences, the greatest distinction between Mina and the King of Aibadon lay in emergence and destruction!
The Summer Rule Mina wielded in the Wizard World represented the summer extreme within the cycle of the four seasons. Mina was still only a newly ascended Guardian, with immense potential yet to be brought forth and a long road still ahead.
The King of Aibadon, holding the Purgatory Furnace, possessed only an unmatched, overbearing arrogance that surged ever forward and looked down upon all beneath heaven. That had once been the source of its strength, and it was also why it was now about to fall into destruction.
It had chosen to clash head-on with the Wizard World!
This battle method of disregarding everything had indeed allowed it to