Even the Turtle Shell Is Shared?

Kamar-Taj had always reigned supreme in spatial magic.

It had been that way since the Ancient One's time.

Ren's mastery of spatial power had naturally reached its peak.

Spatial magic was arguably the most terrifying trump card he possessed.

He merely waved a hand.

The Celestials, huddled tightly together, were instantly forced apart.

Judge thrust out an arm.

He seized control of all the energy around him.

He drove a fist forward, its violent pressure seeming to tear the heavens apart as it slammed into the spatial barrier Ren had erected.

But...

Space merely rippled, then remained intact.

A mocking smile appeared on Ren's face.

"Your Honor."

"You didn't really think my spell would be that easy to break, did you?"

"Are you still dreaming that you can wave a hand, shatter any spell, and kill your enemies in an instant?"

"Surely not?"

Ren's voice echoed through the hall.

Across from him, Judge's face turned livid.

Not only was this kid absurdly strong, his mouth was sharp enough to infuriate anyone!

What kind of freak was he?

Did knowing a little magic make him think he was invincible?

They were the Celestials, for crying out loud. Couldn't he show them some respect?

Judge glared at Ren, his expression dark.

"Don't get too arrogant, young man."

"The cosmos is vast. You're not the only one who has mastered the Spatial Law."

"You'd do well to keep a low profile!"

Judge gave a heavy snort.

The Celestials had many members.

Each was born with a unique ability.

And every one of those abilities was immensely powerful.

As it happened, the team present today included a master of space.

His codename was Traverser.

No one in their ranks understood the mysteries of space better than he did.

Judge was certain that once Traverser