Transmigrated into Warhammer 40K, But I Didn't Cry Out Loud
Chapter 1249

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Super-tier magic—Fallen Down. This was a spell players could only learn after reaching level 70. It was immensely powerful and consumed no mana.

Fallen Down could create a powerful force that descended from the sky, destroying everything within its range. It was especially effective against the undead and could leave behind an energy field that continuously burned away the lives of survivors.

Ainz knew many other spells of the same tier.

For example, Creation, which could turn bodies of water into deserts and glaciers into magma.

There was also Wish Upon a Star, which randomly triggered one of two hundred possible events.

And Ia Shub-Niggurath, which he had used against the Kingdom's army some days ago. That spell had annihilated seventy thousand Kingdom soldiers, then used their life force to create five level-90 Dark Young.

Sword of Heaven, Apocalypse of the Locusts, Osiris's Judgment, Descent of the Heavenly Army, Valkyries of the Ring, Demonic Army Burst, Summon Avatar of God, Grand Curse, End of the World, Wind of Corruption...

Ainz could cast all of these super-tier spells. Within the guild, he was known for his terrifying mana pool and vast variety of magic. He had dabbled in spells from nearly every school.

First, so he could more conveniently buff the other guild members and support them in battle.

Second, because Ainz's urge to collect was acting up. As a great mage, wouldn't it be completely out of character if he had no interest in collecting magic?

Even if certain super-tier spells could not be used due to racial restrictions, Ainz could forcibly cast them through various items.

But the limitations of super-tier magic were equally fatal. Its daily uses were limited, and every casting required a great deal of preparation time.

In an intense PvP environment, using super-tier magic was

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