The Arcane God - Chapter 84

Chapter 84: Maya, The Water Mage [IV]
Lindley frowned slightly after seeing Maya’s spirit crystal.

It turned out to be a one-foot-long spirit crystal? This little girl’s spiritual value was too high! It was said that the higher the spiritual value, the more difficult it was to refine. He only had a spiritual value of forty seven, and he finally refined to the copper level mage at the age of fourteen.

But how could this little girl advance from a low-level copper mage to a mid-level copper mage within a year with such a high spiritual power value? Could it be that such a large spiritual crystal was just a bluff, or not?

After all, it was not uncommon for mages to bluff people by the size of their essence crystals on the mainland, but those who could stand here and participate in the competition should not be just bluffing students.

Lindley’s mind was full of doubts. But the battle was imminent, and he didn’t dare to think too much.

Seeing that both parties were ready, the examiner waved his raised hand down and shouted, “The competition begins!”

Immediately, two dense fogs on the ring emerged from Lindley and Maya respectively. Continue to cover each other’s areas.

Are they attacking with fog magic? The people watching the battle outside the arena were full of doubts. How were they fighting through this? No one could see who was who. It seemed that this match had no enjoyment to provide to the eyes of the onlookers.

The audience thought about these but didn’t mention it.

At this time, Maya, who was standing in the fog, was also surprised. She didn’t expect her opponent to use the same technique as her when she released the fog.

Obviously, her opponent had done detailed research on her attack routine. If you want to use chaos to rule chaos, use fog to rule fog. Let yourself lose the edge, so that he could defeat her with his high-level magical power.

But thinking of this, Maya was not in a panic. With a magical spell, she enveloped herself in a huge blister. Afterwards, she elevated upward with the blisters, to an altitude of four or five meters above the ground under the cover of the fog.

This was also the reason why in the previous three matches, no matter how the opponent attacked, Maya could not be beaten. No one would have thought that only Maya at the copper-level could levitate into the air in this way.

The ability to levitate in the air was only available after reaching the level of a silver mage. He didn’t expect Maya to be advanced and intelligent, and to carry forward the little blister magic so much.

As soon as Maya levitate into the air, the two mists collided. Lindley’s fog was obviously thicker than Maya’s. This was the qualitative difference caused by the gap between their powerbases.

Lindley relied on his own denser fog, constantly pressing Maya’s fog to shrink back. This was also a plan that Lindley made in advance.

As long as the opponent was shrouded in the fog of his own, with his magic attack as high as bronze level, he would be victorious.

Seeing his fog shrinking sharply under the strong pressure of his opponent, Maya did not dare to neglect.

She knew that if she was shrouded in the fog of the opponent, the opponent would be able to sense her position clearly through spiritual power induction. She would also lose the opportunity and could only be at the mercy of him.

Maya immediately activated his spiritual power, the two amethysts in front of him lit up, and a string of football-sized blisters quickly rushed into Lindley’s mist, and then spread leisurely around.

Just like the water bubbles blown by children when they are playing, they are quickly rushed out of the foamer, and then float leisurely in the air. It’s just that the blisters that Maya blows out are too big.

Lindley originally wanted to use the advantage of his cultivation to suppress Maya’s fog, so that the entire arena could be turned into an area that he could control.

When he was increasing his spiritual power to urge the fog to advance, he suddenly felt that countless huge objects rushed into his fog, and they quickly dispersed and swam around his body.

Judging from the shape of these objects and their ability to float in the air, they were clearly huge blisters.

What did she want to do? It couldn’t be for fun, could it? Lindley refined to the early stage of the copper level mage at the age of fourteen, and was also an extremely intelligent person. Recalling the appearance of the opponent who was defeated by Maya before, Lindley knew that these blisters would never collide.

Through the information from the fog, Lindley felt that the blisters were constantly changing their positions around him, and thought to himself: Could it be that she was trying to find out my location through these blisters?

In fact, what Lindley thought was not wrong. Maya’s blisters really had the ability to detect the opponent’s position.

Thinking of this, Lindley raised his hand and shot a water arrow, aiming at a blister that was far away. He thought to himself: I’ll try you first to see what your plans are?

With the shooting of the water arrow, the water bubble in the distance burst.

It was really just blisters. Just when Lindley was confused, Maya was overjoyed and secretly said in her heart: I have finally found you.

Afterwards, Maya shot a series of blisters and rushed towards the direction where the water arrow levitate.

While Lindley was guessing Maya’s intentions for these blisters, he suddenly felt that another string of blisters was rushing towards him, and he quickly shot a string of water arrows.

The blisters exploded one by one in front of Lindley’s water arrows, but the blisters in all directions kept flying towards Lindley’s direction.

Lindley suddenly realized that it was not good. The opponent used so many blisters with no attack power to attack him. Could it be that she wanted to find out his specific position? If it was what he thought, then the opponent must have a very powerful magical attack waiting for him.

He immediately changed his tactics. He decided to stop attacking those blisters, but to change his position immediately. He was still using the fog to suppress the opponent, so that he could gain the upper hand.

Although he had a good idea, it was a pity that he figured it out too late. Just as he turned around, a head-sized blister mixed with other blisters floated above his head.

As soon as he turned around, the blister accelerated in an instant and hit the top of his head. Because the distance was too close, he found out very late, and his entire head was covered in blisters.

Saying it was too late was too soon, the water mage immediately used magic to conjure a water arrow, and raised his hand to stab the blisters on his head. But not only did the blister not break, but the water arrow bounced back.

Lindley was totally shocked. Just as he was about to move, he felt that countless blisters around him were converging towards the blisters on his head, and then merged together.

Countless blisters kept merging with the blisters on Lindley’s head, but the blisters on Lindley’s head did not get bigger, instead, water splashes kept appearing in the blisters. In the blink of an eye, the blister was filled with water.

Lindley’s whole head was immersed in the water. It looked like a big round glass cover was put on his head. What was terrifying was that the glass cover was filled with water.