Physical mage, challenge me to a solo duel!

Amidst the layers upon layers of intertwined, pitch-black vines, Wang Yi's twisted body suddenly vanished, only to reappear at the edge of these vines.

With his Azure Feather Wings unfurled behind him, Wang Yi barely managed to float. His right side was the most severely injured, with five broken ribs alone. His right arm and right leg also suffered multiple traumatic fractures, especially his right leg, which was twisted into three sections.

This was the most severe bone damage Wang Yi had suffered since obtaining the jade bone.

In the end, I brought all of this upon myself. Where can I go to seek justice for this?

Wang Yi endured the excruciating pain, carefully realigning her bones bit by bit, and while doing so, she released a life-giving cry to heal her injuries.

With his powerful physique and muscles and bones far exceeding those of ordinary people, Wang Yi's recovery from injuries would naturally be more troublesome.

Fortunately, Wang Yi is a medical mage, so he knows his own body best and can use his medical magic like it's free. Therefore, he can treat others with ease and it's not too difficult.

After briefly recovering from his injuries, Wang Yi looked up at the vine forest in front of him, his eyes filled with shock.

It's hard to imagine that this vine, which easily bursts open a mountain peak, was actually his work.

Wang Yi had witnessed a transcendent mage take action once, during the spatial rift incident in Lanling City, when Bai Jingting arrived to save the day.

A beam of light shone on Wang Yi's body once again, and then, in an instant, thousands of magical beasts died, leaving not even ashes behind.

Compared to this vine forest, Bai Jingting's radiance is probably more powerful, since the entanglement of green vines is not an offensive spell.

Moreover, Bai Jingting's magic was more effortless and controllable than Wang Yi's.

However, this vine forest far exceeds the limits of legendary-grade magic, and has probably truly touched upon the unfathomable power of an extraordinary mage.

Don't forget that the prototype of this magic is just a rare-grade support spell.

The thought that this was usually used as a rope, or for binding or other vine-like activities, is now amplified by its ability to directly crush massive boulders and destroy an entire mountain.

What if it's of divine or legendary quality? Will the final power increase?

Or is this power already the ultimate form?

That's possible, after all, whether it's rare or legendary, the difference is quite significant compared to this vine forest.

Ultimately, the increase is simply a matter of how much magic power is invested.

However, Wang Yi immediately realized that he had been building up his strength for a full minute to achieve this result, so he slightly curbed his pride.

He's still far from being a true extraordinary mage.

In battle, no enemy is foolish enough to give him a minute to unleash his ultimate move.

Moreover, Wang Yi had no control over this vine forest that was over 300 meters high and grew wildly, radiating outwards for thousands of meters. Otherwise, he wouldn't have gotten himself caught up in it.

It belongs to the category of indiscriminate attacks that kill a thousand enemies but also injure eight hundred of your own.

After all, Wang's body was broken so many bones in his abnormal state. If it were an ordinary mage, even a high-level one, they would probably be squeezed into a wrung-out rag by the vines that were binding them, and burst out covered in blood if they were unlucky.

Wang Yi gazed at the world of vines before him in deep thought, then took out the Crimson Blood Halberd, its sharp edge covered in golden light, and slashed at one of the two-meter-thick, jet-black main vines.

Duh!

The Crimson Blood Halberd had already exhausted its strength after penetrating a third of the way. If it were to transform into a dragon, it would likely be able to easily cut down the main vine.

However, there are nearly a thousand such main vines.

In an instant, Wang Yi seemed to understand why Xiao Ziru thought that Wang Yi's rebuttal was a great offense to him.

Although there is only a major rank difference between extraordinary mages and high-level mages, in reality, they are worlds apart.

Having such incredible power, it's indeed difficult to maintain the same mindset as ordinary people.

No, Uncle Xu is extraordinary, the principal is extraordinary, and the marshal is extraordinary. They all have a good attitude and are reasonable.

Sure enough, Xiao Ziru was just too arrogant and no good. He had the mentality of a nouveau riche who had suddenly become rich after a long period of poverty. He thought he was superior and his eyes were practically looking up to the sky.

After mentally criticizing Xiao Ziru, Wang Yi prepared to leave. However, before that, he still needed to figure out how to resolve the mess he had created.

It's obviously inappropriate to just leave this vine jungle here. The Candlelight Army will be stationed at the Minshan Insect Bridge. If they come in and find a vine world suddenly appearing near the base that they can't cut down or clear away, it will cause quite a stir.

Although destroying a mountaintop is already a big enough commotion, it's still better to say it was caused by an earthquake than to have a brightly lit jungle of vines.

As for whether an earthquake will occur at the crossroads between the two worlds, who knows? It's just an excuse. Anyway, just let Li Dianwei know.

So Wang Yi began to try to break the spell.

After the vine forest was successfully released, it completely slipped out of Wang Yi's control. Fortunately, since it was released by Wang Yi and the most basic magical prototype came from him, it wasn't too difficult to regain control.

As his soul power dispersed, Wang Yi continuously controlled the surrounding magic, injecting it into the vines, gradually regaining control of the magic before finally dissipating the vines in patches.

As the giant vines dissipated, countless pebbles began to fall with a rumble. After working for an hour or so, Wang Yi finally managed to clean up the mess he had created.

Wang Yi was almost exhausted; it was truly a case of accumulating strength for a minute and then recovering it in ten quarters of an hour.

After the vines and thickets were removed, only the low peaks, their upper halves reduced to rubble, remained standing silently, seemingly telling a tragic story.

Wang Yi finally understood why forbidden sorcerers were generally not allowed to act casually.

If even extraordinary mages are like this, then forbidden mages must be soaring high!

Wang Yi wanted to speculate on the specific strength of the forbidden mage, but for the first time he felt that his imagination was very limited.

Wang Yi took one last look at the collapsed mountain peak, silently apologized, and then turned and flew towards the interior of the Minshan base.

There's not much to say. Go back and practice more to quickly familiarize yourself with the use of soul power.

Wang Yi made up her mind that in future magic practice, she would never do any kind of preparation or build-up. If she had to do it, she would not do it in a populated area.

That's fucking dangerous.

After all, with more practice, even in his normal state, Wang Yi could amplify the effects of divine-grade magic to the legendary grade.

In other words, Wang Yi in his normal state is fully capable of being a high-level mage, and can fight across ranks without transforming into a dragon.

No, he's only half a step into the extraordinary realm now. What level has he crossed?

Logically speaking, even when facing a high-level mage, Wang Yi should be the one with a higher rank.

Wang Yi only regretted that his passive magic could not be amplified with soul power, otherwise he would have truly taken off.