As Wang Fa fought Ye Han, the heaven-defying defensive treasure that was the Black Tortoise Shield kept Ye Han's frenzied close-range assaults and long-range attacks from harming him.
But his own spells and treasures clearly could not harm Ye Han either. Although the brat had no better defensive treasure, his movement technique was extraordinarily nimble, and his speed was astonishing.
Every time he tried to attack Ye Han, Ye Han dodged.
And so their battle became a war of attrition.
Yet he sensed that Ye Han's spell power had shown no sign of drying up from beginning to end, while he himself had been maintaining eight supreme-grade magic artifacts, the Black Tortoise Shields.
That consumed even more spell power.
Damn it, just what was this Ye Han's background?
How did he have such deep reserves of spell power?
As a Golden Core Stage Great Cultivator, the Fifth Elder naturally saw how their battle was unfolding.
The situation was developing in a direction extremely unfavorable to his grandson, Wang Fa.
The Fifth Elder therefore shouted, "What are you dawdling for? Use what you need to use!"
At those words, Ye Han immediately grew wary. The damned Fifth Elder was clearly telling Wang Fa to use his trump card.
The Seventh Elder remarked from the sidelines, "My, my, this is the first time I've seen elders coaching someone from outside during spell combat. What an eye-opener."
Hearing the Seventh Elder's biting sarcasm, the Fifth Elder's face darkened until it looked ready to drip ink. That damned Ming Jing refused to show him the slightest respect.
He was still nursing that grudge over his dead disciple!
The longer Wang Fa fought, the more alarmed he became. His opponent's cultivation was so much lower than his, so why did his spell power seem inexhaustible?