The Witcher: Elemental Lords

"That belongs to my human race; how dare demons lay a hand on it!" A thunderous roar echoed from the void. A beam of cold light shot out from a massive ship, striking the demon heading towards mid-air. Its body instantly stiffened, then exploded into pieces.

The major powers were finally making their move.

With the demon slain, the surrounding demons were instantly enraged. Beneath the sea, powerful magical abilities erupted. In an instant, the surrounding elemental aura became chaotic, as if a battle horn had been sounded. The sea surged, and torrents of water-based spells rushed towards the seven-colored light.

In the sky, wind, waves, and raindrops created a scene of apocalyptic storm, vast and mighty. They seemed organized, hundreds, thousands coming together as if the sea had suddenly exploded, a natural disaster descending, making the world terrifying.

At this moment, the humans were scrambling towards the light gate, afraid of being caught by the various spells if they were too slow.

The major powers hadn't fully entered yet. Several of them unleashed intense magical light, enveloping their entire forces, while simultaneously, several red, green, and white energies erupted from their formations, blasting towards the waves, raindrops, and wind.

The once calm sea now erupted with surging torrents from all directions, rapidly converging, like two giant dragons leaping from the sea, lunging at each other.

Witchcraft comparable to eighth-level spells collided with a deafening roar on the sea. Torrents and ice shards shot out across the surface, creating earth-shattering echoes as the sea exploded and sank, sending rumbling sounds in all directions.

At the same time, the demon race in the sea surged in from all directions.

Dore, Aisha, and Baal had already ascended into the sky. The sea was too dangerous at this moment. With a flash, Baal carried the two towards the gate in the sky, moving at extreme speed.

The streams of light they transformed into shattered countless witchcraft spells along the way, directly plunging into the gate.

This was just a minor episode; no one even noticed it.

...

A flash of white light appeared before his eyes, revealing another world. Beneath his feet was land, surrounded by lush greenery, resembling a forest. He was slightly startled because there was no one else around him, only himself?

A random teleportation gate?

That's impressive. This eighth-level wizard must be more than just an eighth-level wizard. To be able to create a formation that can randomly teleport each lifeform, that's a very high level of skill.

He wasn't worried because he could sense Baal and Aisha through the equipment he made for them. He looked around and began to sense his surroundings.

His location was completely within the forest. Underneath his feet was damp, cold ground. All around were tall trees, preventing sunlight from penetrating. The forest was somewhat dark, and he couldn't see clearly into the distance, only darkness.

At this moment, he felt somewhat strange because he couldn't sense anyone else.

There's something wrong with this world.

He thought for a moment. Magical runes surged around him, forming ripples like water waves, and then his entire person quickly disappeared.

Dore slowly ascended into the sky, perceiving the other characteristics of this world. He discovered that, apart from not being able to sense anyone else, the world's rules were basically consistent with the outside world. Earth, fire, wind, water, and other major elements were present, and gravity was at a normal level. The surrounding vegetation was lush, clearly a normal world.

Leaving the forest, Dore quietly sensed his surroundings, not finding too many other lifeforms, not even small insects.

However, as he flew into the sky, he discovered that there were many aerial creatures here, from small, palm-sized birds to large eagles and hawks, as well as some even larger and more powerful creatures, slowly and leisurely flying in the sky.

Could it be that the master here likes birds? But even if they like birds, they should at least create a perfect food chain for them, otherwise these birds will eventually starve to death.

However, as Dore flew higher and higher, he quickly discovered that many of the trees here were mutated. On top of the canopies, there were many huge, bud-like things, releasing a large amount of fragrance, with something edible inside.

Dore was stunned. He carefully observed the trees below, which were just ordinary trees. How did they create this? Good heavens, could this eighth-level wizard be a biological wizard?

As he flew higher and higher, seeing more and more of the ground, he discovered that his location was at the edge of a vast forest. To the left was a range of hills, and to the right was a forest. The forest was large, and the hills were not small, undulating and extending into the distant mountains.

The sky was full of birds. These birds weren't harmonious either, occasionally fighting and killing each other. The big ones ate the small ones, and the small ones ate the even smaller ones, with intense competition between them.

However, these creatures looked powerful, but they all relied on their physical bodies to fight, rarely using witchcraft or battle aura?

This world was somewhat strange.

Dore tested it and found that he could normally absorb elements from the air; there was no problem with not being able to absorb them. Then the question arose: why couldn't these creatures use energy? Was it a congenital natural condition?

To the right were hills and mountains, and to the left was a plain, but he didn't see any buildings. Dore estimated that he wasn't flying high enough, so he continued to fly upwards.

Soon, his altitude exceeded the height of the distant mountains, allowing him to see the scenery further away.

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On the other side of the mountains, there was a huge city, but it seemed somewhat dilapidated.

His spirits lifted, and with a flash, he flew towards the distance.

As he flew, he observed his surroundings, occasionally reaching out to grab some birds, imprisoning them in the wizard tower. He planned to study these things to see what was going on.

He captured a very bright creature. Over a distance of more than a hundred kilometers, he captured nearly a hundred creatures and placed them in the first-floor confinement room.

However, he quickly discovered that although these creatures couldn't use energy, resulting in their own strength not being very powerful, their own matrix was indeed very impressive. Ordinary creatures, relying only on their physical bodies, could reach the third level. The strength contained in their skin, bones, and blood was very high.

After Dore roughly observed them, he had already determined that this superior wizard should have later transitioned into a biological wizard. This world was probably not as simple as he had imagined.

Flying over the mountains, Dore didn't find any powerful creatures. The highest level was only a fourth-level lark, which he could easily turn into a sieve with a wave of his hand.

In less than an hour, he was standing on the summit, with the distant city in sight. At this moment, he discovered that, besides himself, there were several other people already heading towards the city. At the same time, he also saw many magical beasts hunting birds and beasts everywhere, seemingly enjoying the blood food here.