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What is the current situation? How did the opponent discover that was the weak point?
Franklin did not understand why such a thing would happen.
His movements inevitably became somewhat frantic; he had never encountered anyone capable of identifying the weakness of the Spatial Barrier.
However, he quickly realized that even if the weakness was discovered, it wouldn't matter unless they could break through it.
This weakness, while not comparable to other areas of the Spatial Barrier, still possessed a defensive power equivalent to that of a Third-Level Wizard Apprentice. Only someone with comparable strength could possibly break through it.
Moreover, and most importantly, one had to be directly facing the weakness. As long as he took care to protect it, it wouldn't be so easy to attack.
So even if Daniel and the others fought desperately, they simply could not breach it. What was there for him to worry about?
At this moment, Daniel fully experienced the feeling of facing a turtle shell.
There was no way around it; Franklin himself was a top-tier Wizard Apprentice. Even if he were an apprentice from another department, he was still stronger than Reirfu. For the three of them to deal with him, even with the assistance of a Magic Array, would be very difficult.
Let alone being a Spatial Mage Apprentice, whose defensive capabilities were astonishing and could be considered the strongest turtle shell in existence. To break through it would be exhausting; they would only be left watching the Spatial Barrier and feeling despair.
The three of them could only attack at one point. Given their attacking power, if they were aiming at a target, there might still be a chance to unleash their full power on it.
Now with Franklin desperately obstructing them, hitting their target even two or three times out of ten would already be something to be grateful for.
Although this was much better than not discovering the weakness of the Spatial Barrier at all, it was still impossible to use this to deal with Franklin. At most, they would only exhaust a portion of his magical energy before being captured alive by him, leaving no room for resistance.
From this, one can see the power of the Spatial Wizard; it is not something an ordinary person can defeat.
Seeing this situation, the three became increasingly desperate, as there was no glimmer of hope in sight.
It was only because Franklin did not take them seriously, playing with them like a cat with a mouse; otherwise, they would have been defeated long ago.
Realizing this, Reirfu signaled to the other two to slightly slow their attack speed and then began to contact someone through a badge. After a short while, they suddenly saw the badge emit a beam of light, and a girl dressed in leather armor stepped out from within, leaving them with a stunning silhouette.
Daniel instinctively initiated a scan to check her stats.
Unknown Girl - Third-Level Wizard Apprentice
Strength: 90
Constitution: 8
Agility: 91
Mental Power: 95
(The opponent is extremely powerful; please be cautious.)
…………
Daniel couldn't help but be shocked. A Wizard Apprentice's Mental Power can reach a maximum of one hundred, while Strength, Constitution, and Agility are capped at ten.
However, Daniel was at the Flame Throne Wizard Academy, where the apprentices he knew were primarily Elemental Wizards, and very few focused on melee combat, so their Strength, Constitution, and Agility were relatively low.
Who would have thought that someone would suddenly appear with a Strength of 9?
Just like 100 Mental Power is merely theoretical, Strength, Constitution, and Agility are also theoretical numbers. Achieving an 8 is already remarkable among the elite; reaching a 9 is rare even in an academy specializing in melee professions, let alone having two individuals with a score of 9.
After this person appeared, she didn't say a word and directly charged at Franklin.
The sight made Daniel think of a gourmet eyeing delicious food, a money-lover seeing gold, or a lecher seeing a beautiful woman.
With both palms held out, two short spears slowly materialized from the air. She swung her hands, and without distinction between front and back, they pierced straight into Franklin's forehead. No matter how he tried to block, he was unable to stop them.
Next, she and Franklin became the center of the battlefield. Various weapons—spiked hammers, giant axes, long spears, cross swords—appeared in succession, attacking Franklin's forehead time and again. Regardless of how Franklin attempted to defend himself, he found it difficult to succeed; eight or nine out of ten attacks hit their mark.
Before long, with a crisp crack, the Spatial Barrier shattered. Daniel saw the look in Franklin's eyes—so vivid it was hard to believe.
Before he could react, several holes were punctured into his body with a series of "thuds."
This was perhaps the sorrow of ranged combatants; no matter how powerful your attacks were, once someone got close enough to break through your shield, it became difficult to respond, leaving you vulnerable.
Franklin's face turned pale with fear; he had never faced such a crisis before and didn't know how to cope.
Fortunately, the jade pendant he carried activated suddenly, shattering with a strong and intense wave of energy that formed a repelling aura spreading outward. Even though the Unknown Girl tried her best to stop it, it pushed her back over ten meters before finally coming to a halt.
Taking advantage of this moment, Franklin recited an incantation and drew his staff downward, creating a dark rift in the air.
Daniel was startled; this was clearly the Dimensional Rift recorded in books, unknown as to where it led. Entering it would result in significant harm.
However powerful the Dimensional Rift was, it could not move. Daniel wondered what purpose Franklin had in using this spell.
To his shock, Franklin leaped into it, leaving Daniel wide-eyed.
He escaped! The opponent actually escaped. It was hard to believe.
Forget about the unfairness of four against one; it was only natural for him to flee. After all, he was a Spatial Wizard—a formidable opponent.
Compared to their group of four—old, weak, injured—and with Daniel dragging them down, even if they had ten fully equipped Third-Level Apprentices, being defeated by him would be normal; achieving victory would be a miracle.
Now Daniel and the other three had actually driven away the Spatial Mage Apprentice. That was truly a miracle, something even they couldn't believe. No one outside would believe it either.
Not to mention victory; even escaping from his hands would be enough to boast about.
Then Daniel saw the last person who came to support them swaggering over, extending a hand and saying, "Hand it over."
Daniel was instantly stunned. Hand over what?
Reirfu smiled somewhat awkwardly and said, "This is the reinforcement I called for. I promised her a thousand Magic Stones."
Impressive, a thousand Magic Stones for such a powerful ally. After she arrived, she almost overwhelmed Franklin. Even matching him in strength wouldn’t be easy.
So he readily handed her a Magic Crystal Card. He had to do it willingly; Daniel was worried she might question him about what had just happened.
After all, she was a girl. No matter how you looked at it, she was at a disadvantage. If she held onto that point and took revenge, who could withstand it?
After receiving the Magic Crystal Card, the girl completely ignored the others and sat down on the ground to begin her training. The level of dedication left Daniel astonished.
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