How a Former Pro Takes Advantage by Doing an Easy Job

Chapter 495. New Generation Mage (4) Well, it was surprising that he managed to defend it with only his own mana.

Maybe she is a talented person who can reach the 8th class soon if she has the chance.

‘But I'm even better!'

Gravel enjoyed a sense of superiority flowing from an unknown dark place without a single question.

How long has it been since you entered the Magic Tower?

Over the years, he has always had to look up to wizards who are better than him.

In particular, I did not even dare to follow the outstanding people who were called geniuses.

That's why he always envied those who looked down from above.

I want to catch up.

And someday you too.....

‘...me too... what? Before that, why?'

A moment of quiet questioning amidst the heated thoughts, Gravel shook his head.

It doesn't matter.

“With this, no one can say that they are better than me! Geniuses!

Now I'll look down on you guys!”

Let him who is high in power shout in a rage.

Dia, who had been silent until now, opened her mouth.

“Is that all?”

“What?”

“I mean really boring, Grebel. Is that the only reason you wanted to reach a high level?”

“Dia... Reki... are you still looking down on me!”

Gravel's face was stained with anger.

He still thought she looked down on him.

However, Dia shook her head.

“I will ask for a few corrections.

In the first place, I never thought of anyone like that. What a futile idea to look down... Oh, that damn human is an exception. And one more.”

Dia lightly tapped the floor with her cane.

It's like listening straight.

“I don’t know what you misunderstood, but you are the one who has no chance of winning.”

Dia declared casually.

“Now if that's your power, it's me who wins.”

“???? You bluff.”

Gravel decided that.

The current superiority and inferiority and the remaining mana of the opponent.

No matter which side you think about, who the hell is the one with no chance of winning?

Wizards watching this duel would know that much.

Dia's behavior is simply a bluff to catch our side off guard.

Gravel clicked his tongue.

“It’s ugly.”

“I won’t believe it if I try to claim it with words.”

Dia pretended to sigh.

Her attitude completely stirred up Grelevel's pride.

“good night. Struggle as much as you can!

genius!”

Gravel controlled all remaining decisions without hesitation.

It might be too much to bombard them with more fire than this.

But he didn't hesitate.

“You brought it upon yourself!”

Even if you kill your opponent at the end of this duel, no responsibility is asked.

Even more so, he has already given me a chance to surrender once.

Gravel shouted like a swarm and ordered the remaining crystals to be bombarded.

“Blow it away without a trace!”

Compared to just before, about twice as much full-attribute mana poured toward the ground.

just like humans.

It is also powerful enough to leave no trace of an existence without the power to use defensive magic.

Outside the arena, the mages groaned and screamed at his cruelty, but Grevel glared back at them and shut them up.

These are the voices of those who have no power anyway.

As long as they become the owner of the mage tower, they wouldn't even dare to disagree.

Yes, the magic tower you will make yourself.

More thoroughly.....

‘Thoroughly! hmm? Thoroughly...

I question his accident again.

What do you mean thoroughly?

Who said it before?

yes i remembered

It was his motive for saying that.

She must have said that.

“Yeah, it’s a crushing blow.

That's the real magic... Um?”

As if he was justifying himself, he put his forehead on his forehead and murmured, and at that moment, he felt a sense of incongruity.

The ground where the bombardment is over and the deflagration is clearing.

An alien energy was sensed there.

“Mm…me? No... to say mana.”

It's obviously a huge energy, but something feels different to say it's mana that wizards are familiar with.

Grelevel glared at it as if he was embarrassed.

Realizing his true identity, he opened his eyes.

He realized who the alien energy was emanating from.

“Dia! Leckie!”

“…Did you tell me? It's no use.”

Dia was still standing there, not taking a single step back.

“What kind of trick are you using!”

can not believe it.

How did he stand still under the bombardment?

‘under?? “What the hell

is that alien mana!!”

Dia's existing amount of mana has not changed.

However, there is an alien aura that is perceived separately from the one that surrounds her now.

Another aura that suddenly appeared.

A bluer energy than the existing mana is released as if to protect her, and then the momentum decreases again.

Dia calmly answered his question, as if she had no intention of hiding it.

“...It's subtle to say ‘mana'. To put it bluntly, it is close to the fundamental archetype of mana.”

“What?”

“Recently, I practiced to learn a new pattern of mana while receiving advice from Mr. Arell.”

Certainly, mana is absolutely indispensable to magicians.

Nothing is more familiar than that.

However, Dia has been slightly questioning lately.

Is the current mana really the best energy a wizard can use

?

The knights exert the energy accumulated within their bodies as they are.

It's called ‘Ore'.

On the other hand, the black magician is a dark aura with a more negative quality.

In other words, ‘magi' is used as an energy source.

What is the difference between them and mages who use mana?

Where exactly does the source of power come from?

That was Dia's recent research topic.

“It's a stupid question... such a question...

to a wizard...

“What's a stupid question?”

Certainly, there is no energy optimized for a magician's magic formula as much as mana.

It's because it's been used continuously since the time mankind's magic was systematized.

Although magic formulas have been improved countless times, mana itself has never been improved.

To that extent, isn't mana a noble power that absolutely cannot be questioned by a wizard.

Being dissatisfied with that is already a disqualification as a wizard!

Grebel exclaimed.

“well. That's what the person who heard my research said in the first place.”

He... said Arel.

‘There is no existence in the world that does not need to develop forever.'

Called.

That's why he supported Dia's research.

“The latest is always new.”

Dia showed her power once again.

The power, thicker and more violent than the existing mana, began to revolve around her.

“He called it ‘Prana'.”

Existing mana is of natural nature.... Especially if you filter and use only the amount.

This is its natural aura. The vitality of the stars. Accept the huge energy itself as it is.

Aura users store it in a way that puts their energy into it, and then circulates and operates it.

The magician's mana operation formula and the knight's aura seniority method.

Aura obtained by combining all these theories.

The answer she achieved by referring all the way.

Arell named it ‘Prana'.

“Then, in return for the bombardment earlier.”

Dia muttered lightly and controlled her strength.

“Prana Diffusion.”

The blue energy spreads out in all directions and splits into thousands of branches.

They all soared into the sky and shot down all the multi-colored crystals that dominated the sky.

Gravel used magic to stop the blue energy from flying towards him.

different strength densities.

“Quaaaaaagh!”

At once, his defensive magic was torn away like a piece of paper, and he was hit with a huge shock.

It was simply being swept away by a huge aura, but just having an aura of a different nature than mana encroaching on it took a burden beyond imagination.

Didn't Dia still look up at him calmly and even slightly lower her head?

“I apologize for the inelegant attack method. Since it's a power still under development, this level of operation is only possible... I can't use it for anything other than direct magic damage like this.”

“...stop the bullshit!”

But for some reason, Gravel screamed loudly.

His eyes are trembling with bewilderment.

“Whether Prana or Mana! That's it!

Dia before that! You...

he didn't care if it was a dark blue aura or whatever he was seeing right now.

“...When will you be in class 8?”

It is clearly felt.

her mana circle.

There is no doubt that there are eight circles that I could only feel seven a moment ago.

but.

The difference from Gravel is that Dia's 8th circle is made of prana, not mana.

Then why did he not announce that Dia had reached class 8?

I understood why he only showed the power of the 7th class master level.

“Are you insane!! The long-awaited wall!

circle! Dye it with something like that!! How the hell did you do that to handle it!!”

“Whatever you do, it's on my mind?”

Dia replied coldly, saying that it was not his business to interfere.

In fact, this was the best way to manage prana after Dia's own devising.

A separate circle was to be constructed with prana and made it a place for accumulating prana.

Just like knights build up their strength in the Danjeon.

However, since the same method is impossible for a wizard, she chose this method as the next best option.

Of course, I can understand how crazy that was and why that level couldn't understand it.

But that's her choice anyway.

“Anyway, this is my way. That person... It’s the way I learned from Arel.”

What we are looking for is the latest method.

I don't think about other people's prejudice.

That's all.

“Do you think I'll understand it?”

Grelevel cast the next magic as if desperate.

But I had no intention of just watching.

Dia silently pointed at her staff.

“Be quiet now, foolish comrade.”

Without hesitation, he fired prana bombardment towards Grevel.

A simple blow that radiates wild energy whose density is different from that of mana.

But it's as fast as it is simple.

and intense

The light swept across the level, reaching the ceiling beyond the arena.

He even penetrated the stairs of the Magic Tower.

Before Gravel's magic could be completed, he was enveloped in the vivid blue light and flew away, losing consciousness and falling to the ground.

Enveloped in the light, he seemed to be muttering something, but I couldn't see or hear it, so I didn't care.

As he said, the important thing is who won?

Because that's all.

Hearing the sound of the referee shouting Dia's victory, Dia calmly retracted her strength.