The demons crushed to the brink of death by gravity magic soon became corpses, one after another.
Herad was merciful. Only after they died did he scatter advanced spores to cultivate Mushroom Men.
Mushroom Men soon sprang out of those large, thriving mushrooms.
The Temporary Portal opened by the Sargerite Keystone could not last very long.
Before Herad could finish his reconnaissance, it twisted and closed.
The last demon to charge over recklessly arrived at just the right moment.
Although it made it across, only the upper half of its body came through.
Looking at the perfectly smooth cut at the wound, Herad marveled at this demon's luck.
Spatial Magic was used for transportation; harming enemies was not a consideration.
Many games featured spatial blade spells that could slice any enemy to pieces.
In reality, that definitely would not work!
Spatial power could only form spatial rifts, not blades that could be launched.
It could therefore only be used as a stationary trap.
And the timing had to be absolutely precise for it to cut an enemy.
The chance of triggering it would be no higher than one in ten thousand.
This demon should feel honored to experience being sliced in half at the waist by spatial power!
It had definitely hit the jackpot!
The first-generation Mushroom Man circled the half-corpse of the demon. After assessing its condition, it deposited two spores.
A demon corpse this badly mutilated was only fit to serve as a growth medium. It did not qualify to be controlled as cannon fodder.
This showed that the Mushroom Man was fairly intelligent.
It had quite a knack for addition and subtraction, at least on the level of an upper-grade elementary school student.
With intelligence at that level, it could already take on relatively substantial tasks.
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