The magic cards I made are absolutely flawless!

What angered him the most was...

Three bastards were hiding inside the barrier, watching him.

I just kept watching.

But they refused to come out, even if it meant death.

"Master Ke, try to flank her mid lane!"

"Clay, quickly test her spell resistance with a spell card!"

Dekan even started directing Klay, driving Klay to the brink of rage.

"You three bastards! You won't come out until I'm beaten to death, huh?!"

"Clay roared."

"What did you say?! I can't hear you!!"

Dekan continued to provoke Clay.

Because he discovered that after Clay's attack power increased, it seemed that he could finally put some pressure on the warden.

Unfortunately, the protective barrier prevents the spells from being cast, as they are also blocked.

Otherwise, they would have simply stood inside the barrier to assist Clay.

"You three! I'll remember this! When I return to the real world, I don't want to run into you!!!"

Clay is both a huge sucker and a huge punching bag.

But he actually followed Dekan's instructions and began testing the warden's spell resistance.

This surprised Dekan somewhat.

The original assumption was that Clay wouldn't listen to him in his extreme anger.

I never expected that Clay really wanted to win more than anyone else.

Surprisingly reliable.

Why didn't Fahim have a teammate like that?

Impressive.

For Dekan's tactics, the Warden's biggest threat is his spell resistance.

Many of Dekan's spells are decisive in determining the outcome of a battle.

If countered, the entire situation could collapse.

"Did you see that, you bastard?! Spells have no effect on her!"

Clay used the Fireball spell that Dekan had taught him beforehand, but the spell dissipated before it even touched the warden.

"Try using a few other area-of-effect spells!"

Dekan continued to give instructions.

Clay gritted his teeth and desperately tried to block the warden's pursuit.

I tried a few basic area-of-effect spells, but the spells dissipated before they could even harm the warden.

Dekan gazed at the battlefield, resting his chin on his hand as he pondered.

"This is getting a bit troublesome..."

Whether it's a single target or an area of ​​effect, and regardless of whether the target is targeted or not, it cannot inflict any spell effects or spell damage on the Warden.

He understood; the warden was an anti-mage.

She does not possess any passive or innate abilities that grant her magic resistance.

Instead, she can cancel it by casting a spell on the warden.

"Try the [Poisonous Ground Spike] again!"

Dekan gave the order again.

Klay swallowed his anger and used the [Poisonous Spike] as instructed by Dekan.

However, this time...

The warden was not able to cancel it immediately.

It took more than ten seconds to successfully erase the spell.

"Clay! Try [Poisonous Spike] one more time!"

Clay then tried again.

But this time, the [Poisonous Spike] was instantly canceled, just like the [Fireball] spell.

"I can't take it anymore! Just say you don't want to win!!"

Clay's mentality gradually began to break down.

That damn succubus looks like she wants to mess with him again.

He was repeatedly struck with fatal wounds by the warden, and now his magical power was mostly depleted due to [Super Regeneration]. If this continued, he would surely die.

At this moment, Dekan and the other two finally left the barrier.

"Sorry to keep you waiting, Clay. I've figured out the Warden's mechanics."

The warden can only erase the magic she understands.

The more unfamiliar, higher quality, and more difficult the spell, the harder it is for her to erase it upon first encounter.

Even if Dekan redesigned the game, he could have made Clay half-dead by the warden while still allowing him to escape the Shadow Realm and be tortured by them.

But Dekan is now finding it hard to bring himself to harm Clay.

This guy is so stupid it's heartbreaking.

276 Dekan is even more outrageous than his enemies.

After Dekan and his two companions joined the battle, Clay received support, and the situation improved significantly.

Chloex can provide continuous healing to Kree, slowing down the overload of Kree's [Super Regeneration] and reducing Kree's mana consumption.

Meanwhile, because Dekan summoned the Broken Poet, which amplified the pain tenfold, he could effectively provoke Kree while healing him.

"What kind of support players are you?!"

Clay couldn't see, but he felt that he had been treated.

But the pain was unbearable!

How could there be such a freakish dad!

As Clay's rage continued to rise, his attack power increased.

The warden no longer dared to underestimate the threat Clay posed to her.

Because a pure warrior like Clay who doesn't use spells is the biggest nemesis of an Anti-Mage like her.

Unfortunately, there is a huge difference in the stats between the eighth and ninth tiers.

Even in a direct confrontation of strength, she would completely overwhelm Clay.

But Clay isn't the only one in real trouble.

Instead, it was these three support characters who joined the battle.

Their formation consists of one forward, one center-back, and two defenders in the back row.

Besides Clay at the front, Morion will stand closer to the Warden to prevent the Warden from breaking through Clay's defenses and prioritizing the elimination of Chloeux and Dekan in the back row.

Whenever the warden wanted to bypass Clay and kill the babysitter first.

Morion would then block the warden, disrupting her offensive rhythm, and Clay would immediately follow up to block the warden again.

The warden had already sensed the sinister nature of these three assistants.

Let's leave aside the healer whose healing output is bizarre and who can constantly provoke the warrior.

She has a ghostly assistant who makes it incredibly painful for her to be hit!

Although the pain wasn't enough to significantly affect her, who possessed ninth-level mental strength, it did make her feel like she was in prison while fighting these people.

What frustrated her the most was that intermediate-level fifth-tier trickster who could have been killed in one hit.

But no matter how I try, I can't hit him!

Several times she almost managed to get around Clay and find an opportunity to kill the two back rowers, but she was always interrupted by this acrobatic center-back.

In fact, Dekan knew that Morion's evasion was due to the reward he received in the previous Shadow World event, "The Secret of the Withering of the Holy Ritual," which was Countess Lislina's epic spell passive ability: ultimate evasion.

Blood Phantom

[Category: Spell Card]

[Rarity: Orange Epic]

[Class: 5]

[Passive effect: Whenever there is a possibility of dodging, gain 3 chances for a perfect dodge every 10 seconds.]

[Note: This is the key reason why Countess Lislina survived when the vampire clan was nearly wiped out.]

Morion, who possesses Countess Lislina's evasion abilities, also has other spell cards equipped that are mostly for survival.

Even if Dekan wanted to mess with him, it would be extremely difficult without anyone's help.

So Morion wasn't very useful in direct combat.

However, with his extremely strong survivability, he can be used as an acrobatic evasion tank to help relieve some pressure on Clay while protecting the back row.

Occasionally, it can provide some additional control, and you can use the [Bandit Goblin] deck to harass the warden.

It belongs to a special type of auxiliary tool specifically designed to work on mindset.

"You bunch of bastards!"

The warden finally couldn't hold back and roared.