The Mage is a Master

For a week, all Lou Le did was refine gold, refine gold, refine gold again, sell medicine, sell medicine, and sell medicine again.

When she was bored, she would sometimes go and look outside the dungeon.

Look at how those apprentice mages cast spells; they are extremely skilled at using Animated Ropes, Frost Rays, and Weak Mage Armor.

It's almost to the point where it's effortless; you only need to make a gesture to cast a spell.

Compared to the adventurers' disheveled state, they were all much more relaxed and carefree.

Their specialty is using activated ropes to bind crystallized monsters, and then using frost rays to freeze the crystallized monsters' heads, causing them to suffocate to death.

The advantage of doing this is that it preserves the fur to the greatest extent possible.

Therefore, Lou Le often saw ropes made with special techniques flying in mid-air, which would fall down from time to time to bind the crystallized monsters.

This special rope is made of a mixture of gold, silver, and copper threads, as well as some dried rattan threads and various plant fibers.

Extremely sturdy and durable, each one requires twelve gold coins.

Lou Le also bought one to use as a belt.

Generally speaking, these crystallized monsters have no way to break free.

Even if they break through, the mages are not afraid, because they are protected by the Lesser Mage Armor and will not be injured at all.

The armor of a low-level mage differs from ordinary armor. It is a force field that surrounds the body.

The force of an attack on a force field will not be transmitted to the mage, even if it exceeds the force field's tolerance.

The armor of a weak mage will only break, and will not harm the mage.

The adventurers were extremely envious.

A week later, the crystallized monsters on the periphery were finally cleared away.

There were only treants within 200 meters of the dungeon, and the adventurers all replaced their heavy shields and spears with spiked hammers.

They wanted to see how the sorcerers performed their spells, and also to see if there was anything they could get for free.

Master Dwight led a group of mage apprentices to form a spellcasting team, preparing to perform a joint spell.

"Venerable Loule, what are your plans?"

Dwight looked at Lou Le, who was all alone: ​​"You don't even have a wand. Can you handle those tree-men by yourself?"

"While I can't handle them all, dealing with a few individually is no problem."

Dwight nodded and looked at Lou Le, saying, "Then, we look forward to your performance."

Lou Le simply smiled, knowing that this was the time to demonstrate his strength.

If he can't exert enough power, Dwight might back out.

Everything I have achieved is based on the fact that I am a powerful mage.

With a current mana reserve of 144, Lou Le immediately poured 100 mana into the battle.

He snapped his fingers easily.

More than a hundred fire crows suddenly appeared in the sky above her.

Layer upon layer, spiraling like fiery clouds.

Dwight glanced at her and thought to himself: She really is not a first-ring mage. What first-ring mage could use such a powerful spell?

The adventurers were all dumbfounded, and their awe of the mage was profound.

Grigio said to Hudson, "Master Mage, you truly live up to your reputation."

Hudson was so surprised he couldn't speak; he felt a pang of sadness.

"If only I were a mage."

Glico said, "Who wouldn't want to be a mage? A mage is the most esteemed person in the world."

Lou Le flicked his finger, and a fire crow descended from the sky, screeching and screeching as it crashed into the tree-man's face.

With a loud bang, a piece of the tree-man's face was blown off.

"anger!"

The treants roared and attacked the mage group and Lou Le.

They pulled out the roots that were firmly planted in the ground and waddled towards us like penguins. The members of the adventure team were so frightened that they took several steps back.

Lou Le frowned, because the tree man had not been ignited.

Although the fire crow blasted a large crater into the tree man, it did not set him on fire.

"Master Loule!" Dwight shouted, "The tree people's outer skin is fireproof and they are not afraid of fire. Their weakness lies in the heartwood in the middle of the tree. But that is an extremely precious item. Please blow off the tree people's limbs to render them immobile. Then, dig open the trunk and take out the heartwood."

Lou Le glanced at Dwight's actions; they were all using activated ropes to connect with each other, wrapping around the tree's arms.

The arms of multiple tree-men were linked together and bound together to cause them to malfunction.

Next, the dense canopy and roots of the tree-man were burned completely, rendering it unable to move.

Next, they will deal with the arm that was entangled in the rope, turning it into a bare tree trunk.

To stop the treants from getting closer, Dwight used a spell to turn a large area in front of him into a swamp. If the treants entered the swamp, they would sink in.

The mage apprentice would then use freezing rays to freeze it inside.

The frozen treants are not dealt with immediately. Instead, they are used as fences to block other treants.

Lou Le doesn't have that many spells.

With a beckoning gesture, the fire crow circled in the sky and began spitting out fireballs that hurtled towards the roots of the tree-man.

Farin glanced at it and couldn't help but exclaim, "Indeed, the more powerful a mage is, the more their methods return to simplicity."

Lou Le, however, did not take it seriously, because it was just a smokescreen.

The Fire Raven is simply a fireball shaped like a raven, capable of burning magical energy to sustain its existence. Therefore, it can naturally separate into fireballs, albeit with significantly reduced power.

However, to others, it looked like a high-level spell.

One hundred fire crows spewed out fireballs like a rain of fire, which fell in layers.

The tree people roared and howled.

However, it was of no use.

A single blast of fire crows' breath can blast a treant in two.

Moreover, it does not require the consumption of magic power.

Because it only needs to absorb the surrounding magic power to replenish the flames it spews out.

"What a pity, the surrounding magic power is almost completely drained."

Lou Le noticed that the Fire Crow's mana replenishment had slowed down.

One by one, the tree-men were blown apart and could only lie on the ground.

There were a total of sixty treants, and it wasn't until the afternoon that they were all finally killed.

If the Dwight Mage Corps hadn't been constantly drawing the Treants' attention, Lou Le wouldn't have been able to bombard them so easily.

Lou Le could take twenty tree hearts, but she didn't take them now.

Instead, the task was entirely left to the adventurers, who were responsible for splitting the tree-men and obtaining the wood cores.

Dwight then drank a magic potion and approached Lou Le: "Master Lou Le, the dungeon is cramped, so only the two of us can go in."

Lou Le glanced at the narrow entrance to the dungeon and nodded.