"There are still some magical creatures up ahead. Farn, go help them deal with those."
After making his move, Roland did not continue. Instead, he turned and spoke to Farn.
Everyone looked envious at his words.
They all knew that His Excellency Roland was giving Farn a chance to shine.
Farn acknowledged the order and strode forward, summoning his familiar as he went.
It was a Thunderbolt Fairy shaped like a sphere, with azure lightning swirling around it.
Once he felt he was close enough, everyone saw him extend his arm just as Roland had.
But the way he used the "Electromagnetic Cannon" seemed different from Roland's.
If Roland's version was "Roland's Electromagnetic Cannon," then the one he used was "Farn's Electromagnetic Cannon."
At some point, a handful of gold coins appeared in his hand.
He tossed them into the air and seemingly gave a light tap.
Boom!
A deep peal of thunder sounded as both the Thunder Sprite and Farn himself erupted with brilliant lightning.
Spiraling light spilled in every direction, and the gold coins shot out like buckshot.
Several magical creatures charging toward him were instantly riddled with holes.
This was a variant of the Electromagnetic Cannon: the Shotgun Electromagnetic Cannon/Gun!
In the Magic World, spells were usually assigned an appropriate rank, then given prefixes such as "lesser," "greater," or "mass" to distinguish their variants.
Various metamagic techniques and special enhancements were also reflected in their names.
Farn's buckshot version of the Electromagnetic Cannon absolutely warranted a distinctive modifier of his own, separate from the original.
It was worth noting that he used gold coins rather than ordinary steel coins or iron pellets entirely because this electricity was still fundamentally a form of magical power.
The gold coins circulating across the various planes and worlds were refined from