Full-Time Magician: Demon Mage

Chapter 311 Assassin's Guild

Ai Jiangtu had watched Egypt's previous matches, including one where Greece used this tactic of bombarding with high-level magic.

"I don't think it's feasible to break through in the early stages," Mo Fan said, disagreeing with Ai Jiangtu's opinion.

"Oh~ then tell me in detail." Feng Li raised an eyebrow and spoke.

Mo Fan nodded and said, "Don't overlook one thing: the undead horde is very easy to replenish. In the battle between the Greek team and the Egyptian team, they used high-level magic bombardment."

"With our current magical skill level, high-level magic consumes a lot of mana, and we also need to consider the casting speed. If we can't solve this, our fate will be no different from that of the Greek team."

"Therefore, the margin for error is too low in the early stages of breakthroughs."

"The more it drags on in a war of attrition, the more important it is to conserve mana. It's actually better to use basic spells to deal with the undead horde."

As soon as he finished speaking, many people in the room laughed silently.

"So, you're saying we're not even considering what constitutes a slow death?"

"Don't forget, the Egyptian team fought against the Canadian team before, and just as you said, the Canadian team was ultimately overwhelmed by the sea of ​​the dead!"

"Don't tell me things like our magic power is twice as high as the Canadian team's."

Guan Yu refuted his words without any mercy. He thought this guy would have some high-sounding talk, but this was all he said.

Mo Fan frowned, a surge of anger rising within him, but he quickly suppressed it. This guy really couldn't stand to see him doing well.

However, I have to admit that what he said does make some sense, but this is an obvious problem.

However, he believes that there is still room for a comeback, unlike the Greek team, which had a run of bad luck and virtually no chance of recovery.

Everyone else looked thoughtful, as if neither method seemed to work; the Canadian and Greek teams had already tried both.

At this point, after a thorough analysis, it became clear that the Egyptian team was truly a formidable opponent.

Wang Teng couldn't help but smile. He had said it himself: the protagonist does indeed have a halo, and Mo Fan's character is also a product of self-empiricism.

The Egyptian team's ability to summon an endless number of undead is thanks to the Pharaoh's Fountain.

Now, without knowing the details, if it weren't for the fact that he was countered by the Little Mudfish cheat, Mo Fan's suggestion would still repeat the mistakes of the Canadian team.

Conserving mana can be useful sometimes because someone is in the lead and only needs to deal with the minions.

But when he himself went to the front, magic energy wasn't something you could conserve as you pleased; it depended on whether the enemy allowed it.

If you get caught in their rhythm and they unleash a few Commander-level undead mummies, will you intervene? Without high-level elemental magic, you think you can fight a Commander?

If you encounter a special assassin-type leader, life and death can be decided in an instant. You won't have time to take your time.

Pang Lai sat to the side, watching this group of dull young people, and couldn't help but shake his head in his heart. They were still too young.

They got stuck on such a small problem.

"Wang Teng, it seems you have a solution?" Instructor Songhe's eyes were sharp, and he actually smiled happily when he saw Wang Teng.

As soon as he opened his mouth, he immediately drew everyone's attention.

"Hmm~ Yes, there is!" Wang Teng nodded slightly in response casually.

"Then tell us quickly!" Mentor Songhe readily agreed.

"You're underestimating the summoners too much. If we can't deal with the summoned creatures, surely we can deal with the people who created them?"

Wang Teng was quite disappointed with them and continued to explain in detail: "The Egyptian team can be said to have been both made and destroyed by the same team."

"They specialize in necromancy, and once they get used to it, they will inevitably rely on it heavily. This is due to habit, so their combat prowess in other magic systems will certainly be lacking."

"Ai Jiangtu and I will teleport there instantly. As long as we find the right opportunity, we can defeat those five people in a flash!"

"When those five people work together to cast a necromancy summoning array, their positions will inevitably be close together, and they won't wander off."

"If it weren't for the competition restrictions, even if the five of them were wearing high-quality armor and magical artifacts, I could crush them all into dust."

His magic casting speed is far superior to the slow pace of this group. A single Divine Void Slam might leave the armor and magic tools intact, but the person inside would definitely be reduced to a bloody pulp.

Excellent armor and magical artifacts can possess both physical and magical resistance, but they cannot withstand the pressure of gravity, which will directly penetrate the artifact.

Even without using the Divine Void Pressure, he could kill a large number of people with a single Mind Control Void Claw; the kinetic energy of that swing would be terrifying to the human body.

Even demons can't withstand it, let alone humans. How strong can the physique of a high-level mage be?

After hearing this, everyone suddenly realized what was happening and fell into a deep silence. It turned out that it wasn't that the Egyptian team was incapable of dealing with them, but rather that their limited understanding of magic led them to believe they couldn't.

Maybe other teams don't have this condition, but they can!

A team with two high-level space mages—what team could withstand that kind of mobility?

At least the chances of the Egyptian team being able to withstand it are slim!

"Excellent! That's the right idea!"

At this moment, Chief Pang Lai's voice rang out. He smiled and looked at Wang Teng with a rather approving expression.

As a seasoned user of summoning, he is very clear about where the summoner's weaknesses lie.

One is the summoned beast and contracted beast that are bound together. If either of them has a problem, it will backfire on the summoner.

Secondly, summoners' magical combat skills are generally not high in the early and mid-game because most of their resources are spent raising contracted beasts or summoned beasts.

Thirdly, if the magic system is not configured properly, it is even more dangerous. Without mobility, being ambushed by an assassin is almost certain death.

Especially for spatial experts like Wang Teng, they practically kill anyone they capture.

In the early stages, there are only three magic systems at the high level: wind, earth, and shadow. These are magics that allow mobility, which is not many.

Unfortunately, none of them have much offensive power, and their third magic awakening came even later, at most at the mid-level, or even possibly still at the initial level.

What offensive capabilities does it have?

That's why he said Wang Teng's idea was good. High-level space mages could easily catch summoners in the early stages, without even giving them time to react.

Earth, wind, or even shadow elements leave traces of movement that are easily detected, but the trajectory of spatial elements is something they could never detect.

"In that case, tomorrow's battle will be led by Wang Teng and Ai Jiangtu."

"As for the remaining personnel... Wang Teng, since it was your idea, what lineup do you recommend?" Feng Li still respected the chief.

To gain his approval is no small feat, and he also thought the idea was quite good.

"Since we're centered around the two of us, then an assassin-style lineup is best for the battle, while also possessing sustained burst damage capabilities."

"There aren't many in the team who fit this requirement. Mo Fan can come in, and Guan Yu can too. To prevent any accidents, we can bring Zhao Manyan along and put him on defense in advance."

"I can teleport people there..."

Wang Teng sat in his seat, his hands clasped together, and spoke slowly and deliberately.

(End of this chapter)