Online Games: Opening Confession of Underage Noble Daughter

He is a monster, a mage who blows up wherever he goes.

How can a mage always prepare such amazingly destructive magic for frequent use?

According to the records, Victor only fought three times after he became the fourth rank.

One time was the battle of demons at the beginning. The council took a fancy to Victor's powerful strength and chose to invite Victor to join the council.

The second time, in the magic canyon, it almost blew the land of storms to pieces.

And the third time was the battle just recorded.

A battle called the 'Battle of Calamity' by the Council of Mages.

But these three records, without exception, all showed how violent a mage Victor was.

Wherever he went, there was no place he hadn't bombed!

Soon, Haim calmed down a lot and accepted the status quo.

"At least Endymion didn't crash."

Yes, this is a blessing in misfortune.

Victor's magic seems to have the power of self-discrimination, and even though they are in such a huge range, Heim and Kokot are not damaged at all.

Not even the magical beings living in Endymion were affected by magic.

As a result, only the first three floors of Endymion's buildings and terrain were completely destroyed and shattered.

Of course, these can be reconstructed over time.

But once the city of the sky falls to the ground.

Wherever it fell, the chaotic magic of Endymion would shatter the earth.

The huge source of chaotic magic power will spread to most of the country, and at that time, it will definitely cause people to suffer.

Cocotte sat on top of the clouds, and she was so tired that she threw herself into the white clouds, and buried her face in the clouds, dragging a long voice, weakly comforting Haim.

"It's better than Rachel's academy, after all, it doesn't involve the magic library."

The magic library is in a different dimension and does not exist in Endymion's 'reality'.

There is a "reverse space", which stores the wisdom of countless mages of Endymion for hundreds of years.

Even so, Haim still felt uncomfortable when he heard Kokot's comforting words.

So he glanced at her and said indifferently:

"There's no place for you to sleep."

"Goose?"

Ke Kete raised his head and slammed it down towards the cloud, motionless.

At this moment, she looked extremely depressed.

What Haim said was the 'Forest Green Garden' on the first floor.

That's where Kokot first greeted Victor.

She has always lived in that magical garden.

In Kokot's words, since the first floor is the place closest to 'Hyjal', the natural energy is abundant and it is perfect for sleeping.

As a result, 'Sengreen Garden' was destroyed and her last hope was shattered.

Cocotte said rather complainingly;

"After Victor comes out, I must ask him to compensate me."

"Otherwise I will, I will..."

Haim glanced at Cocotte.

"So what?"

"...I just rely on him not to leave."

These old mages with a flexible moral bottom line can also vent their anger with their mouths.

Victor's amazing combat power made them understand that this man's strength must not be treated as a normal mage.

He is not like a mage, more like a kind of...

A machine of pure magic.

It can be said that any behavior of Victor in the battle is just right, completely born for the battle.

What was even more frightening was that in the face of that kind of monster that humans could not contend against at all, he could fight against it for almost two days by himself.

Who can do it?

Who else?

Heim sighed and said slowly:

"Is it possible that the prophecy left by the Archmage..."

"You mean, is it Victor?"

Ke Kete looked at the ruins drifting between the sea of ​​stars, his eyes were full of silver dust.

It's like a homesick prodigal son standing at the door of his house and then slowly leaving, lonely and helpless.

"Think of the good."

"At least Endymion didn't crash."

.......

In Endymion's zero-level space.

The surrounding nothingness cracked and cracked, like a conspicuous flaw on the crystal, braving a little bit of flame.

The space gradually shattered, and Hyjal has shrunk a lot, and the previously dazzling green fluorescence has also dimmed a lot at this moment.

Victor stood on the fiery molten ground and quietly looked at the crazily burning Druga in front of him.

At this moment, Deluga turned back into a giant snake with compound eyes, and fell into the sea of ​​flames, unable to even move his body.

It loses, and it cannot recover.

War magic finally shattered the barrier, and Cocot and Heim ran out in time to activate Endymion's defenses.

Even so, Endymion was still about half destroyed.

But it's none of Victor's business, he's only here for Drucka.

Hyjal is driven by Druja's origin. If Druja leaves Hyjal, Endymion will fall completely after a period of time.

Victor put his wand back into his backpack, made a formula with both hands, and drew a green formation in the air himself.

He divided the entire formation into four directions, front, back, left, and right, and the surrounding natural energy was slowly attracted into it. The huge ring connected the four formations together, depicting the brilliance of the sun, moon, and stars on the formation.

Soon, a ripple that resonated in this space emanated from his body.

The ripples slowly brushed over Druga, and a bright green ball slowly emerged from the center of its huge body, flying towards Victor.

This is the wood origin of Druja.

Once Victor takes this, then, Drucka will be forced into a deep sleep.

Soon, Deluga's three pairs of compound eyes, which had been taken away from him, gradually lost their last light.

After being shaken by the ripples, the exhausted Hyjal used up the last available energy, and dozens of vines suddenly protruded from the green sphere floating around his waist.

Like cocoon silk, it wrapped the calamity of the wood and dragged it back to the interior of Hyjal.

The calamity will not dissipate, even if it is taken away by Victor, it will not be silent because of it.

Because it is a huge energy source in itself.

Although Victor took Hyjal's energy, he also gave Hyjal a complete Wood Calamity.

As long as no one shows up to wake it up again, Druga will continue to serve as Hyjal's energy source, keeping Endymion afloat.

Victor looked at the green origin in front of him, ready to merge it with himself.

This time, it was much better than last time.

When he was preparing for the final war magic, because he was surrounded by two fourth-order mages, Kokot and Heim, who provided him with magic power, his mana was not completely exhausted.

Moreover, he has already forcibly fused with the source of disaster once, so he doesn't have to worry about fainting due to rejection during this fusion.

The source of fire and the source of wood in his body gradually merged, and the windbreaker changed its appearance again.

The windbreaker that once flowed with lava is now striped red and green.

Energy slowly flows between the lines, exuding a powerful breath all the time.

Victor casually transformed a strange ring in the air, thick stalks suddenly gushed out of the opening, and the vines engulfed in natural energy gradually grew in the entire void.

Green leaves gradually began to grow in the ruined zero-level space, and green buds also showed their heads.

The nearly twisted Hyjal actually grew two vines under the natural magic.

The upper and lower sides of the divided giant tree are gradually pulled together to form a complete giant tree.

After all this, Victor narrowed his eyes.

In the game plot, Drucka who was defeated by the player also did not dissipate.

Like Gulleton, Druga returned to Hyjal and became a copy boss that could be challenged at any time.

But the background story in the game describes Drucka's ending like this:

The sleeping Druga once again became the energy source of Endymion, maintaining the seven heavens and making them immortal.

Victor watched Druga, who had turned into a ray of consciousness, return to Hyjal, and said something lightly.

"Does the calamity that has been sealed in the same place feel bored?"

Vega yawned wearily, and when he heard this, he glanced at Victor in a daze.

"What do you say?"

"It's nothing."