Although Prometheus contained Legendary Tier energy, he did not, after all, possess a Legendary Divine Rank.
Under these circumstances, Prometheus in his normal state was only equivalent to a Magic-Class Classholder at the level of a Peak Limit Breaker.
However, when Prometheus self-destructed, he would produce an effect similar to the Legendary Spell-Body-Burning Explosion.
Thus, even without a Legendary Divine Rank, he could inflict lethal damage on an ordinary Legendary.
The only problem was that, even though Prometheus was an Elemental Being and would not die from self-destruction, restoring his form would still take some time.
And creating such a powerful Homies required more than just Dunn permanently sacrificing one point of his Will Attribute.
Shaping the Homies' body also required an enormous amount of Elemental Power.
Even with the Wizard Order's help, Dunn had spent half a year and consumed countless precious natural treasures before gathering enough Elemental Power to create Prometheus.
That was why Dunn had yet to create a second Homies of this kind.
Seeing Dunn flying overhead without any intention of coming down, Karagon's expression darkened.
Karagon had never expected that he would come to deal with a Mortal who had recently risen to fame, while testing that Legendary Wizard along the way.
In the end, he had failed to test the Legendary Wizard, and now there was a very real chance that Dunn would deal with him instead.
Given the current situation, no matter what happened, Karagon would inevitably become a laughingstock among Legendaries, firmly nailed to the pillar of shame.
But Karagon had no attention to spare for any of that. At this moment, what mattered most to him was how to survive.
Although that sun had vanished without a trace after erupting, Karagon's Legendary-level strength still allowed him to sense an enormous mass