The scorching sun shined down on the orc battlefield, and the creepiness of the place had been reduced by a lot. Abel was sitting on a deck chair at the top of a hill, giving him a wide view.
His mount wolf king was quietly lying beside him. Although it looked like it was resting, its constantly twitching ears showed that it was constantly on alert.
Abel was not doing nothing. He was holding an Akara rune pen in one hand and a crystal core in the other. He was drawing a rune sign.
This was his rune sign making mission for this month. Since he was delayed yesterday afternoon, he did not get to do it.
However, it was very strange for him to be drawing rune signs on the orc battlefield so leisurely.
"What are these orcs thinking? I'm just sitting here. Can't they see me?" Abel mumbled to himself in dissatisfaction after he finished drawing a rune sign.
A few miles away from him, a team of 20 or so wolf riders suddenly stopped. Their mount wolves sniffed around uneasily, and they carefully retracted their tails.
A head wolf rider captain lowered his voice when he saw what his mount was doing. "Turn around and notify the other teams. We found a mount wolf king. That wizard is here. Tell them to stay away!"
"Sir, why do we turn around? With our power, why should we be afraid of a human wizard?" A wolf rider captain asked in confusion. He didn't seem to know what had happened recently.
"That is a godly archer. He almost killed a team of 1000 by himself. I heard he killed 20 intermediate priests. Do we want to die?" A head wolf rider captain said helplessly.
Abel had just arrived at the orc battlefield this morning, and he didn't know that the area he was in had become a forbidden zone for the orcs. His battle record had made the orcs lose the will to fight him.
When you were on the same level, taking the initiative to fight was courage. But when the difference was too big, taking the initiative to fight was suicide!
Even the brave and fearless orcs would not come to their deaths when they knew they were no match for a human. He was not the only human on the orc battlefield. He could get his war glory from other humans.
Abel was still sitting at the top of the hill. He was like a fisherman, but he didn't know the fishes had already been scared away by his mount wolf king.
Mount wolves were very sensitive to mount wolf kings. On top of that, he was standing on a high ground. With the wind blowing, his mount wolf king's scent could travel very far.
Just as he took out a new crystal core and was about to draw, his spirit sense sensed a strong danger, and the mount wolf king also raised its head.
Abel's Ankara rune pen and crystal core disappeared at the same time. He took out his steel sword and ancient pledge shield.
At the same time, a beam of white light appeared beside him............... Wizard Aimos..........
"Ice pillar." Abel knew what spell it was just by glancing at the spell pattern.
However, Wizard Aimos appeared too suddenly. He didn't even get to ride his mount wolf king before he was attacked.
Abel could only change his steel sword to his jade tan do and put his ancient pledge shield in front of him. Then, he was hit by the ice pillar.
The ice pillar spell was a very scary spell in the ice spell system. It was an offensive spell, and it was the best choice for an intermediate wizard who wanted to kill their enemies quickly.
The result of the 'Icicle' spell would often cause the wizard to walk on top of the frozen corpses of the enemies that he had shattered.
This spell could directly freeze a person. There were two consequences. The first was that after being frozen, the person would not die. Then, after another strike, the frozen body would shatter into pieces and fall to the ground.
The second result was being frozen to death. After being frozen, the body would explode into pieces of ice.
The only downside of this spell was that it was a little slow. Therefore, Wizard Aimos would directly teleport to Abel's side and ignite the spell pattern he had drawn beforehand.
This method of maintaining the drawn spell pattern and activating it at the right time was a type of spell casting technique. It was a pseudo-instantaneous casting technique, but its effect was that the first strike was almost as fast as the instantaneous casting speed, so the opponent couldn't react in time.
This was why Wizard Amos was laughing at Abel. If a beginner wizard was hit by a powerful spell like this without any preparation, there was almost no chance of survival.
The ice pillar's silver mist hit Abel's shield. Wizard Aimos didn't care if Abel tried to block it. The ice pillar spell was not something a shield could block. Its effect was to directly affect the target.
The effect of blocking with a shield was that both the shield and the person holding the shield would be frozen and then shattered together.
Abel could feel a bone-piercing chill coming from his shield. This chill was greatly reduced by the 43% cold resistance from the ancient pledge.
However, the freezing effect was not something that could be canceled out with cold resistance. Still, a strange energy emerged from the Jade Tan Do in his right hand and neutralized the last bit of the chill.
Abel stabbed out with the Jade Tan Do in his hand. It was extremely fast, and in a blink of an eye, it had already reached Wizard Aimos's broken ice armor.
Abel felt a strong chill as soon as his attack got close to the broken ice armor. This chill slowed down his Jade Tan Do, and Wizard Aimos's body disappeared in a flash of white light.
Wizard Aimos was very frustrated. Abel was only a beginner wizard, but his attack had no effect. He had done his research on Abel in advance and analyzed Abel's power. That was why he attacked like this.
Wizard Aimos was a godly archer and a good swordsman. He thought Abel's defense was not strong, and he made sure Abel did not have any defensive spells before attacking.
Originally, he thought that this attack would be enough to freeze Abel. Then, he would be able to find a portal item from his body and leave.
However, after his attack did not work, he realized Abel was attacking him with a sword. According to the information he gathered, Abel's swordsmanship was extremely scary. Even if he had a defensive spell like the broken ice armor, he would not test Abel's swordsmanship.
Therefore, he flashed away and decided to have a normal fight with Abel.
Abel was furious. It had been a long time since someone dared to attack him like this. He recognized Wizard Aimos.
Abel stared at Wizard Aimos, who was 20 meters away, and said in a low voice, "Attacking a human in the orc battlefield. You are a disgrace to the human race."
Wizard Aimos did not react to Abel's curse, "Give me the orc battle drum and the orc tooth, and I'll let you die with a whole body!"
"Wizard Aimos, your family will bear my wrath for what you did today!" Abel's power of the will was focused on Wizard Amos. The whole world seemed to slow down, and he could hear his own voice dragging out each and every word that he was saying.
"Little guy, why don't you let me bear the responsibility?" Wizard Aimos felt a little funny. A beginner wizard was threatening his family.
"Because you will go to hell soon!" Abel said in a low voice. His voice was full of certainty.
At the same time, Abel's power of the will connected with the Miracle Spirit on his military card.
"Miracle Spirit, I'm being attacked by Wizard Aimos!" Abel sent out this message. He was not asking for help. Instead, he wanted to show that he was being threatened, and he was going to fight back.
He was not afraid of an attack from an intermediate wizard, but he was worried that the Miracle Spirit would cancel his qualification for the orc battlefield mission because he killed an intermediate wizard, so he contacted the Miracle Spirit.
"K3516, you can fight back as much as you want. Any death on the orc battlefield has nothing to do with Miracle City!" The Miracle Spirit replied quickly, and Abel let go of his last bit of worry.
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