"I can't go on. I'm exhausted—I need to recover some Mental Power." As she spoke, Jaina briskly walked over to the coffee table, poured herself a cup of tea, and began the process of 'restoring mana.'
As a mage of Azeroth, casting spells consumed one's 'Mana Bar.' When it ran dry, one could either use skills like Awakening or a Mana Gem, or simply sit down and drink water.
Awakening and the gem were both emergency mage skills that could only be used once after a lengthy interval. With their current surroundings still unclear, the female mage chose to save those skills in case of an emergency.
"Heh, how was it? Did you sense the power of Time Magic from that Meatball?" Su Ming had known this would happen, but this was exactly the right opportunity. He wanted to see whether Jaina could comprehend powerful spells such as Time Manipulation and Time Distortion from their enemy.
Mages from Azeroth ought to be able to comprehend Time Magic once they reached a sufficiently high level.
"It seems to have Time Anchored itself to a certain point. No matter how many times we kill it, it can start over from that point. Can something like that really be killed?"
Princess Proudmoore had indeed discovered something, though not much. The more time and mana she wasted on the enemy, the more keenly she felt her own weakness.
She could not even beat a Meatball. The thing did not even have a brain—its body contained nothing but a bag of water.
"Yes. As long as you choose the right method, breaking a Time Loop is actually quite simple. For example, you can acquire the same ability as your opponent; or drag them down to your own level, then defeat them with your superior experience;