Mage Legend-Chapter 23: Episode 8 First Battle

Watching his friend Wislin grow more distant, Lynch's unease also grew. He reached into his backpack and pulled out a scroll, preparing to summon his flying mount.

Published by www.cmfu.com Suddenly, the fluctuation of magic energy behind him startled Lynch. He turned to see ripples forming vertically out of thin air, from which Great Mage Kuziman emerged.

Published by www.cmfu.com "How is it, has it started?" The Great Mage looked into the distance and nodded, "This mist's cover is indeed a blessing from Pate God to us."

Published by www.cmfu.com "Naturally, we will definitely be victorious." Duke Gangsa chimed in, "Moon Harbor City is the city of victory!"

Published by www.cmfu.com Lynch wondered to himself, since when did Great Mages start talking about "divine blessings"? Ever since the fall of the Magic God thousands of years ago, mages had long been without a belief in gods.

Published by www.cmfu.com "We've been discovered!" Duke Gangsa suddenly shouted. Lynch looked in the direction the Duke pointed, seeing a beam of morning sun piercing through the mountains, dispersing much of the fog. The giants were already preparing for the charging cavalry.

Published by www.cmfu.com "Kalasa-raman... Mikasa-saghi..." Great Mage Kuziman suddenly chanted a spell. Lynch recognized it; it was a long-range enhanced scorching radiation spell. A golden beam of light descended from the sky, exploding instantly in the midst of the giant's ranks. For a moment, their clothes and large sacks on their backs caught fire. They desperately tried to put out the flames, but the magical flames released by the Great Mage were not so easily extinguished. Many giants began rolling on the ground, smoke and dust filling the air as the earth trembled.

Published by www.cmfu.com "Kalasa-rasa... Lihiter-eikese..." With the cavalry close to the giants' gathering place, the Great Mage uttered a second extended spell. A series of flashes erupted among the giants, causing chaos in their ranks as the sudden strong light blinded them. Many giants clutched their eyes in agony, while others stumbled around in panic, knocking over their comrades.

Published by www.cmfu.com Just at that moment, Moon Harbor City's warriors charged in. A torrent of cavalry pierced through the spreading smoke, carrying a fierce combat whirlwind, tearing through the panicking giants' ranks unhindered. The sharp cavalry lances quickly pierced through leg bones as thick as columns, and the towering giants fell heavily to the ground, becoming sacrifices crushed beneath iron hooves.

Published by www.cmfu.com After charging in and overthrowing many enemies, the smoke rising in the wake of the cavalry barely kept up with the pace of the horses, mingling with the dust stirred up by the frantically fleeing giants.

Published by www.cmfu.com "Kalasa-rasa... Enen-thero-prouxi, Fur!" The third range-extended spell, a chain fireball explosion, was released. This dealt a heavy blow to the already chaotic giants, as fireballs exploded continuously around them. Following the fireballs were the lances of the cavalry. Faced with a double blow, the giants chose the best tactic—retreat...

Published by www.cmfu.com At this time, from Moon Harbor City's castle, a loud horn sounded. This was the "Victory Horn," a massive magic item built along with Moon Harbor City's main castle. It could amplify a person's voice to be heard across the entire battlefield and even 10 kilometers away, without deafening nearby individuals due to its protective feature. Now, what blared from the horn was the tune of "victorious triumph." The distant cavalry, hearing the command, turned their horses and rode towards the city.

New novel chapters are published on freewёbn૦νeɭ.com.

Published by www.cmfu.com Not long after disengagement, a barrage of massive boulders rained down from afar like a meteor shower. Lynch held his breath in anxiety. At this moment, Moon Harbor City's cavalry divided into three groups, quickly scattering to avoid potential impact points of the falling rocks. After a series of continuous roars, about twenty riders were crushed into pulp by the rolling boulders.

Published by www.cmfu.com The remaining cavalry safely returned to the city. Although the death of their companions at the last moment robbed their victory of some of its perfection, their achievement of toppling over thirty giants still filled them with pride.