The weapons I forge are absolutely flawless.

If Wiener hadn't reacted quickly and stopped, she probably would have run headfirst into it.

"A gun barrel?" Wiener exclaimed in surprise.

Tissa wouldn't answer.

The stick is longer than the sword.

After successfully forcing Venus to retreat, Tilisa turned gracefully, her beautiful hair flying in the wind.

With a flick of his wrist, countless blades shot towards Felix.

Felix wielded his twin swords with astonishing speed and precision, deflecting every single blade that came his way, but the sheer volume of attacks brought him to a halt.

"Heh." Tilisa smiled slightly and gracefully floated backward.

The blades that had been knocked to the ground were drawn back to Tilissa by an invisible force, like puppets on strings.

Tilisa planted the long stick on the ground, and with a "crack" sound, the stick and blade transformed into a giant scythe in front of everyone's astonished gazes.

The blade gleamed coldly, exuding a captivating aura.

"My turn next?"

After giving the reminder, Tilisa moved swiftly and was already in front of Felix.

The seemingly casual swing of the sickle was actually impossible to dodge.

The heavy force coming from the blade forced Felix to use both swords to block it.

Fortunately, he was not alone.

"drink!"

With a sudden low shout, Viner swung his swords straight up.

Instead of dealing with the attack from behind, Tilisa stomped down with her scythe, nearly knocking Felix to his knees.

Only then did he conjure a shield of light to block Vena's slash.

Vina directly activated the Daylight spell attached to the sun, using intense light to obscure Tilissa's vision.

Tilisa is proficient in both martial arts and magic, and often only needs a glance or gesture to predict the opponent's next move.

However, they were caught off guard by the special abilities attached to their weapons.

With her vision obscured by the intense light, Tissa closed her eyes, threw out the light shield in her hand, and used the impact generated by the disintegration of the spirit weapon to force Venus back.

This brief hindrance was enough for Lisette to unleash her next spell.

With a strike of Aivara's black tentacles.

At the feet of Tilissa, she was instantly surrounded by a group of constantly wriggling black tentacles.

Although she was blind, the subtle wind pressure generated by the flapping of her tentacles could not escape Tilissa's perception. She pulled her right foot back from the scythe and used the reaction force generated by Felix's parry to bounce the scythe off.

Tilisa reached out with her right hand and caught the scythe precisely. Then she switched to both hands and drew a perfect full moon arc on the spot.

"呲-"

Lisette sacrificed all of Felix's tentacles in the whirling of the scythe to free him.

"Qiang!"

Felix clashed his twin swords, weaving a dazzling cross of sword energy in the air, clearly intending not to hold back.

The sword emblem, born solely for offense, combined with the sword energy unleashed by the Night Sky Blade and the Soaring Dark Dragon, unleashes power even surpassing that of Vena's One-Sword Rakshasa.

Despite being driven to the brink of despair, Tilisa's smile only deepened.

Having regained her sight, she took the initiative to meet the cross-shaped sword energy, and her body suddenly accelerated.

“Bang!” “Bang!”

The two sharp sword beams were deflected one after the other by Tilisa with her scythe.

The first sword light veered off course and flew towards the ceiling of the training ground, while the second cunningly changed direction and headed straight for Vina, who was attacking from behind her.

Then, with a slight twist of his wrist, he hurled the giant scythe at Felix, whose old strength had faded and whose new strength had yet to be generated.

Vena had never experienced the force of Felix's sword strike before, nor did she ever want to.

His days and nights, which were already on the verge of retirement, were shattered by this sword energy.

Before he could catch his breath, Tissa's fist was already pressed against the tip of his nose.

Wiener instinctively tried to close his eyes, but he could vaguely hear a faint sigh.

"Fool, I would never have the heart to hit you."

Chapter 262 Tilisa's Training Strategy

The sickle spun continuously in the air, and the strong wind it carried had already generated a pulling suction force.

Felix knew that if he waited for it to fully build up its power, it would be even more unstoppable, so he mustered his courage and resolved to stop it before it took shape.

Just as Felix was trying to resist this terrifying force, the scythe suddenly changed speed and passed right by him.

Despite having dodged the scythe's attack, Felix felt a sense of foreboding.

To date, every action and decision made by Tilisa has been driven by a clear objective.

Even while neutralizing the three's attack, he did not forget to counterattack.

The fact that I was able to avoid it so easily only shows that the target was never me in the first place.

"Listy, watch out!" Felix quickly turned around to warn her.

Actually, he didn't need to remind her; standing behind the crowd, Lisette could easily tell that the flying scythe was aimed at her.

Despite having reached the very end of her chant, Lisette had to stop and roll onto the ground.

Although the posture is unseemly, it is currently the best way to dodge.

"clang!"

With a loud bang, the scythe struck the barrier of the training ground, sparks flying, but it was ultimately blocked by the barrier.

Seeing that Lisette was temporarily out of danger, Felix was about to breathe a sigh of relief when he heard a strange noise behind him.

A sudden whooshing sound made him turn around sharply, only to see Vena rushing towards him like an arrow released from a bow, at an unimaginable speed.

"Hey!"

This scene greatly alarmed Felix.

With two swords in hand, he was confident he could catch the rain of arrows, and even shaping spells like fireballs and ice spikes were not out of the question.

He would rather something else flew over, so that the two swords in his hands wouldn't seem so superfluous.

In desperation, Felix had no choice but to abandon his twin swords and use his free hand to catch the flying Venus. He was then pulled by the momentum from Venus's body, and the two of them fell to the ground together.

"That's enough."

Tissa, having dealt with the two, appeared in front of Lisette the next second.

"Ah."

Lisette then struggled to get up from the ground.

Even with Vena and Felix in close combat, they were no match for Tilissa, so there was no need for her to continue struggling.

Tissa reached out and helped her up, then cast a cleansing spell to remove the dust she had picked up while rolling on the ground.

"Yes, thank you, teacher," Lisette said, bowing her head in thanks.

"What is the final spell you prepared?" Tissa asked curiously.

"Exile".

"That's a good idea, but are you confident you can hit me?"

“I just need to hit the teacher’s weapon,” Lisette replied.

"Hehe, that's right."

A hint of admiration flashed in Tissa's eyes.

Although she could defeat the three without weapons, using spells of the fourth rank or higher would violate her earlier promise to "suppress them at the same level."

“In terms of casting speed alone, you’ve done an excellent job. There aren’t many first-year students… including second-year students, who are faster than you,” Tissalis said, patting Lisette’s shoulder encouragingly.

"But have you thought about where you need to improve?"

"Please explain, teacher," Lisette said humbly.

"The casting interval during continuous casting." Tilisa didn't keep them in suspense and directly pointed out the problem.

They completed the restoration and immobilization spells almost simultaneously, but Tissa completed the second spell, the spirit weapon, several seconds earlier than Listy.

“I’ve been intentionally shortening my spellcasting intervals, but…” Lisette hesitated, unable to finish her sentence.

While wielding her giant scythe in battle, Tissa's timing in casting spells was also perfect, smooth and seamless, leaving Lysty truly baffled as to how she managed to do it.

“While you were preparing the immobilization spell, I was simultaneously preparing two spells: a minor restoration spell and a spirit weapon,” Tilisa said. “This technique is called double casting.”

It's like cooking.

There is a huge difference in the speed of serving food between an experienced stir-fryer who uses high heat and a novice who uses low heat to stir-fry slowly.

The gap between experienced players isn't that big.

If you want it to be even faster, instead of increasing the heat, you might as well start a separate pot.

A two-pronged approach doubles efficiency.

Double casting uses the same principle.

While Tissa was casting the restoration spell, her spiritual weapon was already ready, allowing her to cast the spell faster than others.

Jessica's elegant fighting style is achieved by simultaneously using teleportation and casting other spells.

Ultimately, dual casting is somewhat similar to dual-wielding, demanding high levels of concentration and magical control from the caster; it's not something just anyone can attempt.

Running two simple spells simultaneously might be barely manageable.

If you try to use double casting when you are using spells that are inherently conflicting or require complete concentration to maintain, it is not much different from suicide.

This technique was originally developed for a select few geniuses.

"Hanniman would have preferred you to become a scholar-type mage, which is why he didn't teach you this technique. I, however, think..."

"Please, you must teach me!"

Lisette bowed solemnly to Tilissa.

“As long as you want to learn, I will teach you without reservation.” Tilisa smiled faintly, then turned her gaze to the other side. “As for you, Vena.”

While Tilissa helped Listy up, Vina and the other two got up from the ground and approached her.

"Where do I need to improve?"

Vina was quite curious about Tissa's opinion of her.

“Let’s give up on this fancy dual-wielding style for now,” Tissa said bluntly.

"After all, it's not something you control. Once you encounter a stronger opponent, this immature swordsmanship will be full of flaws."

Wiener was speechless in the face of this statement.

The dual-wielding style that Gondorav copied was less than 60% of Felix's level.

When sparring with Felix, Venere can rely on his familiarity with Felix's swordsmanship to achieve about 80% effectiveness; the rest of the time, he can only use it to bully weaker opponents.

He might as well have just used a one-handed sword.

“I accept that,” Viner nodded. “Anyway, it’s already ruined day and night, unless…”

Wiener turned and glanced at Felix.

Felix was slightly behind Venus because he was picking up the sword.

Noticing Vena's gaze, he quickly hid the Night Sky Blade and the Dark Dragon Soar behind his back, and said in a protective voice, "Don't even think about it!"

"It seems there's not much of a chance." Viner shrugged helplessly.