Nozomanu Fushi no Boukensha

At a glance you can see the weakest part of magic.

I do think that sounds mighty alien.

It seems like a natural enemy to a sorcerer.

It seems to me that Vasa has the ability to disable magic.

However,

"Juana doesn't seem like a very good match for Lorraine either."

When I say that, the old man tilts his neck a little.

"I can't even say that. Vasa can undo the effects of witchcraft without doing anything, but Juana doesn't... see"

When told and looked at, Lorraine was running around Juana with a funny face, while releasing magic at regular intervals.

Lorraine unleashes the most basic sorcery of each attribute in the order of rock bullets Vlafos Bolivas, water bullets Eadle Volivas, wind bullets Anemos Bolivas….

But all of them Juana puts her hands in front of her and releases her magic just before she touches them to undo them.

She appeared to be directly touching the fire bullet Occasionally when she dismissed the earlier firebomb Fotia Bolivas, but technically she seemed to be dismissing it by releasing magic from her palm and destroying the composition of the magic just before she touched it.

That's convenient... if I can do it too, it's the technology I want to wear, but there's no way I can tell at a glance what the weakest part of the composition of magic is.

Because the shape is not constant, and its weakness will always be in motion.

In fact, I can see where Juana points her palm is slightly off target, even if it's the same sorcery.

I see, I thought it meant the artistic discipline that cannot be done unless it is "alien."

I was wondering if Lorraine would be tough on the boulder with this... but I still have total leeway to see Lorraine's expression.

Rather, he looks like a fun face.

That's the face you do when you find something that looks interesting, not something that floats when you're in a predicament.

Make it an experiment. Whatever it is, I know your face when it's not working.

But that's not true at all right now, I mean.

I mean, she can afford it......

After a while, satisfied with typing in a few rounds of attribute magic, Lorraine started doing something else this time.

If you think you released the firebomb Fotia Bolivas... if you look closely, you can see that there is a rock in the center of it.

Fire rock bullets, some sorcery, but it seems very different.

That means that the fire rock bullet, in the case of a rock wrapped in fire, flies with red heat, but now that Lorraine has unleashed it, the color of the rock inside is earthy.

Of course, if it was Lorraine, I would be able to make that adjustment, but it's still not, because I was convinced that Juana, who was directed at that sorcery, avoided it without undoing it as before.

If that was a fire rock bullet, wouldn't that have been done and normally dispelled?

When I look at the old man while I think so, he says,

"... do something clever"

I nod, saying.

what it means, looking at its face and asking for an explanation, the old man,

"That's not a fire rock bullet, it's probably a fire bullet and a rock bullet overlay"

And I nod.

Because it was one of several conceived possibilities.

But what's the point of doing it......

Thinking so, the old man went on.

"I mean, you're not overlapping two sorceries. When Juana tries to get rid of it..."

That's all I said. I know what you mean.

"Right. He said it would take a lot of work for Juana because he had to erase two sorceries"

"Bye. Besides... well, I don't know for sure, but to see how Juana unleashes her magic earlier, the weak parts of the firebomb and rock bullet magic seem quite off. Doesn't it mean it's hard to aim there in an instant when it's overlaid?"

That's because it's like stopping two prey hearts with one arrow.

It's not the kind of thing you can do even with so many masters.

I guess that's why Juana had to avoid it.

That's a surprisingly simple ability to have a hole in it.

Around there, you'll be able to use it enough while you can't, but maybe it's just the first time you look at it.

If you think so, the old man tells you to thin it.

"But there's not much to use magic like that. Multiple sorcery is quite advanced technology, even simple sorcery in the first place, and it consumes a lot of magic. It is also a sword of blades that can hurt itself if control fails. I don't think I'd use it in action if I wasn't so confident in magic control."

...... hmm.

Lorraine is the kind of woman who blows herself up wearing a massive amount of magic amplifier.

I don't know if I'm confident, or just the type who doesn't look beyond guidance with that... but let's keep it quiet for Lorraine's pride.

Of course, that's all I have control over, because I'm sure it's reckless enough to want to ask if you're still a little bit okay with your head.

But in vs. Juana, the way Lorraine fights now is definitely the right thing to do.

Overlap two or more sorceries to protect their weaknesses.

That way Juana will not be able to fully demonstrate her abilities and will have to flee......

Since such a battle had been going on for a while, I thought this was almost Lorraine's complete victory, but the next moment, Juana stood up to Lorraine's magic, which overlapped fire and rock bullets just like earlier.

Are you gonna get rid of that?

But you can't do that...

I thought so.

Unlike earlier, Juana holds his hand without opening it and with his fist responds to the magic of overlapping fire and rock bullets.

Then, when the fist was shaken straight, it was hit by a rock wrapped in fire and swung straight through.

The fist dug the rock, and when it reached halfway... the magic vanished at that moment.

It is clear that Juana has undone the sorcery.

The way to do this is... it's almost a physical push, and I don't know, I don't know if it's unscrupulous, but. The old man seemed to know this was going to happen.

Since there was also a reference to it in the prior explanation, it would appear that Lorraine had also predicted it.

That's, I mean, this is what it is.

"Juana is not a magician, but he is also a demon fighter. Weapons are not fists. That's it."