It wasn't that a certain someone had truly become vicious and merciless, but rather, it was the characteristic of an elemental spirit that allowed it to be cut off so cleanly without any misgivings. Their destruction in the maze didn't mean that they were truly dead. It was only the death of their body. That was why a certain someone dared to be so bold.
To use an analogy that only the twenty-first-century transmigrators on Earth could understand, imagine an otaku playing an RPG. If he was unlucky and unprepared, and was wiped out when he went to fight the demon king, the word "Game _ Over" would appear on the screen. At most, he would just have to start over from where he saved the game last time. If he did, he would just have to find a place to save the game and record his current progress.
But regardless of whether the character in the game died or not, there was no real loss to the otaku in real life. At most, it would just be a waste of time. The death of an elemental sprite in the maze was almost the same as the death of a player's character in the game. Simply put, it didn't hurt at all.
As for whether or not he would be hated, or if he was really like the wind elemental sprite, he had a great backer behind him. If he killed a small one, an old one would pop up. In fact, no Mage would worry about such things.
One reason was that the elemental sprites couldn't appear in the main material world on their own accord without being summoned. Unless there was a descending object left behind in the maze for them to possess. But to have such an opportunity, the elemental sprite had to come to the maze at least once before it had the chance to leave its mark.
The second reason was that the elemental sprites didn't have a strong sense of community. When they got together, they would naturally form a group and cooperate with each other. But as soon as they separated, they would go their own way. Whoever suffered a calamity would benefit. There would be no such thing as friendly relations between the elves and forming alliances.
The reason for such an attitude was because the elemental sprites weren't born and died like humans. They were born in the elemental world and died in the elemental world. This process took countless years. But there was no conclusion as to how they were born and how they died.
Such an ecology certainly wouldn't give rise to the concept of "family." It was the same for hatred, love, and hate. For the elemental sprites, these were all things that were on the spur of the moment. Most of them would be forgotten overnight.
Compared to rich and complicated emotions, they cared more about affinity, affinity, or first impressions. These were the reasons that determined the elemental sprites' attitude towards a person. At the same time, this was also why they were willing to treat the Homo sapiens with the same bloodline. Perhaps it was easier to get along with them with the same bloodline.
Even if there were some special individuals who would hold grudges, without using a special mark to summon a specific target individual, the chances of a mage summoning the same elemental spirit in his lifetime were probably not higher than being struck by lightning for no reason on the road, although it was not impossible. In short, the possibility of enemies meeting on a narrow path was very low.
That was why a certain someone had cut down the Wind Elemental Fairy so cleanly when it had threatened him. In any case, the way he used to summon spirits in the past was to use them as shields, and he could only summon them again once they were dead. To the elemental spirits, there was no difference between dying at the hands of the enemy and dying at their own hands.
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The difficulty of dealing with the four elemental sprites of earth, water, fire, and wind went from easy to difficult. The earth elemental sprite was the easiest to deal with, and the wind elemental sprite was the most difficult.
Most people would think that the earth elemental sprite should have the highest defense, so it shouldn't be the easiest to deal with. In fact, the earth elemental sprite did have the highest defense, but it was also the only sprite that had a physical body.
Compared to the other three, it didn't have a fixed physical body and couldn't be destroyed by purely physical attacks. The wind elemental sprite was especially difficult to observe. The difficulty of dealing with it couldn't be compared to dealing with the other three elemental sprites.
The result of the experiment was quite satisfactory. At least the wind elemental sprite, which had troubled countless Mages, was still no match for the unreasonable destructive power of Cassette Cutting. He was worried about doing this unnecessary experiment because the destructive power of Cassette Cutting was now so high that he couldn't evaluate it. Therefore, he needed to take advantage of this opportunity to do the experiment.
In fact, after the anti-magic property of Cassette Cutting was introduced into the anti-power formula, it had already broken through the realm of 'slaying gods' and became an 'absolute' existence in its field. It only needed to grow two more legs to be able to run and stab someone in the ass.
However, as the old saying went, neither of the two parties involved had such self-awareness. In order to build up such confidence, they needed to have enough achievements to make Lin, who had Cassette Cutting, believe that he could do those seemingly impossible things.
Lin Li, who hadn't found the location of the Elemental Realm and was thinking about how to protect himself in that place, suddenly caught a glimpse of Lich looking at him in a daze, which made him shudder. This wasn't a good sign, because when that person's patience reached zero, it would be his turn to be unlucky.
Lin quickly said, "I have some idea about the location of the Elemental Realm. But before we discuss it, let's send these little guys back first. They won't be of much use if we keep them. "
After a certain someone said this, everyone noticed that the earth, water, and fire elemental spirits that had just been summoned had already stopped confronting each other. Instead, they were all looking at a certain Mage with curious expressions.
The three girls and a group of children standing outside the magic array had the same expression as the three elemental spirits. However, they were all staring at the three small and cute elemental spirits. They all wanted to reach out and hug them, but didn't dare to.
Seeing this, Fen simply said to her apprentice, "If you want to, take them away."
Even though the elemental spirits that had been summoned had a high spiritual level, it didn't change the fact that they were rather weak. Also, there was no need to worry about how long these elemental spirits could stay in the magic array. The small amount of Red Glory magic hour fragments couldn't support them for long.
While Marchioness Barland was hesitating, the children had already cheered and carried the small elemental spirits away. However, the fire on the fire elemental spirit wasn't fake. The naughty children screamed because of the heat, but they didn't want to let go.
Seeing the group of rowdy children run out, the girls didn't know whether they wanted to play the role of big sisters and take care of them or play with them. Amidst the loud shouts, they also left the magic ritual room for casting spells.
When the magic ritual room returned to silence, Fen finally looked at the man before her and asked, "So, have you reached a conclusion? Can we set off immediately? Or do we have to keep summoning? "
He reluctantly adjusted the focus of his eyes and shifted his attention from the edited picture in his vision to the gorgeous but impatient Lich in front of him. Lin said, "Although we haven't calculated the exact coordinates to the Elemental Realm, we've made an interesting discovery. Are you interested in knowing? "
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