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After bidding farewell to everyone, Daniel flew towards the opposing camp with a ship full of stones, eager to see how they would respond.
As soon as he took off, Daniel noticed a commotion on the other side, clearly indicating their fear of his stone bombardment.
Although they didn't care about the stones, the Explosive Potion mixed in was enough to threaten their lives.
After circling the camp twice and spotting the Wizard Tower that had remained at the back, Daniel knew he had made the right bet. The opposing Wizard Tower used Magic Stone, which consumed a massive amount of Magic Stone every time it was activated. They wouldn't dare use it unless it was absolutely necessary, boosting his confidence in victory.
Once he finished throwing stones, he directed the Wizard Tower towards that location. Seeing no other option, the opposing Wizard Tower took to the air and charged straight at Daniel, intending to take him down with it.
After all, theirs was a subpar imitation; as long as they could take out Daniel's Wizard Tower, it would be worth it.
Daniel would not agree to that. He commanded his Wizard Tower to make a turn and flee while simultaneously directing the Wizard Legion to start bombarding the enemy.
The Professor's Endless Ring had a range of over two hundred meters, so he positioned the opposing Wizard Tower within that distance for an attack.
Normally, this tactic would not work against a standard Wizard Tower since they had shields. To hit a Wizard Tower with a Fireball Spell, one must break through its shield first, which was nearly impossible when energy levels were sufficient.
However, since the opponent was using Magic Stone, just activating it caused them great distress. Faced with these incoming spells, they initially activated their shield for defense.
After two attempts, some spells began to counterattack in an effort to break the fireballs before they could reach the shield.
The best strategy would have been to close the distance and engage in direct combat from just a few dozen meters away. But Daniel was quite cunning and refused to face them head-on.
Instead, he maintained a distance of two hundred meters, which thwarted their counterattacks.
Ordinary spells only had a range of sixty to seventy meters; even if they exerted all their effort, they couldn't reach Daniel's Wizard Tower or deplete its energy in any way.
Seeing no other options, Franklin commanded his Wizard Tower to turn around and prepare to retreat.
Daniel disagreed and followed suit, staying right behind them and forcing Franklin to turn back for an attack. However, Daniel wouldn’t allow him that satisfaction and turned away again.
He fully employed the strategy of "retreating when the enemy advances and pursuing when they retreat," making it impossible for Franklin to shake him off or catch up. Whenever Franklin attempted to land, he hesitated due to Daniel's presence. Frustrated, Franklin shouted angrily, "Daniel, if you have the guts, fight me one-on-one! Running like this isn't what a man does."
"You are a Spatial Mage Apprentice; who would dare fight you?" Daniel replied from afar.
No one opposed it; the Spatial Mage Apprentice was indeed the king. Unless a Time Mage Apprentice appeared, being defeated was quite normal; it would be a problem if one were to win.
Otherwise, Franklin wouldn't still be brooding over his defeat by Daniel and the others last time.
Even though everyone knew that it was merely because he had been careless and hadn't used his full strength, there was still much discussion behind his back, with many believing that Franklin shouldn't have lost.
Franklin's face turned ashen with anger. There was nothing he could do but grit his teeth and command the Wizard Tower to pursue.
At this moment, his heart was bleeding. The Wizard Tower he used consumed Magic Stones, and every action of the Wizard Tower came at the cost of depleting Magic Stones.
Even gathering the power of the Six Great Wizard Towers felt painful in terms of consumption, but there was no choice; with Daniel entangling him like this, what could he do?
They had never thought that this makeshift tower could deal with Daniel's Wizard Tower. They only hoped to barely hold it off and prevent it from functioning effectively.
However, they didn't expect that Daniel's simple move would turn what was supposed to be their trump card, the Wizard Tower, into a burden.
Retreating was not an option; he couldn't just watch as the Wizard Tower, built with countless resources, became useless. But in battle against an opponent who ignored him, what could he do?
If this continued, they would eventually exhaust their reserves of Magic Stones and become waste.
With gritted teeth, Franklin sent orders to the camp for a full-scale attack.
While he bought time with the Wizard Tower, he had to defeat the opponent.
Attacking the enemy's camp when they were prepared was not a good idea.
But there was no choice; this was already the best opportunity. It wouldn't make sense to wait until the enemy's Wizard Tower was free to bombard them before launching an attack.
Suddenly, the previously calm camp erupted with loud shouts as countless people charged out toward the opposite side.
However, given that Flame Throne Wizard Academy was prepared, success would not come easily.
The two sides became locked in a stalemate; moreover, since Flame Throne Wizard Academy was on defense and had set up numerous Magic Arrays for protection, they subtly gained the upper hand.
The casualty ratio remained at one-to-one, with Flame Throne suffering even fewer losses.
This was already sufficient; their numbers were already half of those on the other side. If this continued, they could wear them down through attrition.
Franklin, who they relied on the most, was unable to break free. Above, two Wizard Towers were desperately pursuing, while below, countless Wizard Apprentices were fighting fiercely, resembling a meat grinder where Wizard Apprentices died every moment.
Seeing no other way, Franklin suddenly turned the Wizard Tower and charged straight toward the area where the battle was most intense, crashing violently into the rear of the Flame Throne Wizard Academy.
There, numerous Wizard Apprentices had gathered together. Many of them couldn't react in time to this collision, resulting in hundreds of deaths and thousands of injuries.
Such a brutal scene nearly caused the Flame Throne Wizard Academy to collapse. If they hadn't known that their opponent's capabilities were limited to this one attack, they would have already crumbled.
The previously tense battle could no longer be maintained after the Flame Throne Wizard Academy suffered such a significant blow. They retreated over a hundred meters before stabilizing with the urgent assistance of the Wizard Tower.
With Franklin no longer entangled, Daniel began commanding the Wizard Tower to sweep across the battlefield.
At this moment, the battlefield had a depression centered around the camp, a result of Franklin's charge with the Wizard Tower. The crashed Wizard Tower was engulfed in flames and occasionally emitted crackling sparks of electricity.
Now, Franklin was personally charging into battle there. Even with the combined efforts of over a dozen Third-Level Wizard Apprentices, they couldn't inflict much damage on him; instead, he led them around by the nose, creating a very precarious situation.
Daniel followed this line like a bomber flying over the enemy's head, launching countless Fireball Spells downward.
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