A silver-blue radiance flew straight from a flick of her finger toward the cluster of Silk Spiders huddled together.
Though the target was as small as half a letter, she still hit it with remarkable precision... The Silk Spiders suddenly dropped to the ground.
This was completely different from how they had shown no reaction at all after being burned by fire earlier.
"Strange... Why does Moonfire work?" Finch was still muttering.
"It's not that effective." Austin shook her head. "But they were indeed injured and immediately hid underground."
"Perhaps your level isn't high enough. Can't you ask the Silver Moon Goddess for help?" Tote, the Earth priest, spoke bluntly... earning wide-eyed stares from several men around him.
Earl Ster forcibly inserted himself into the conversation. "Lady Austin, you used the most basic Moonfire, didn't you?
Please try a higher-level divine spell."
Finch took a bottle of shimmering silver potion from his ring. "Don't worry that a longer casting time will reduce your accuracy. This potion can speed up your chanting."
Austin calmly accepted the chanting potion. "Don't worry about me falling out with him... Tote's head is practically made of granite. It's not like I only found that out today."
Tote belatedly spoke up. "Isn't that what it means? Casting divine spells requires..."
"Tote!" the Rune Lord high priest said with a smile, stopping him from continuing. "Could you turn the ground beneath us into something as smooth as a mirror?
And President Finch, please cast an anti-slip spell on us."
"Ah... The sun is setting." Finch quickly picked up the thread. "I wonder whether the reflected moonlight might be useful."
"It should be fine." The Sun God Temple high priest beamed, utterly unconcerned with what Finch had said. "At the very least, it can keep us from being