At this time, Reese, who was paying full attention to the changes in the situation, suddenly felt the emergence of a mana fluctuation from inside the Death Cloud.
Reese noticed that along with the mana fluctuations, there were multiple huge fireballs. Within the originally dark green cloud of death, multiple huge fireballs suddenly appeared, shooting towards Reese and the necromancer behind him.
At this moment, facing these fireballs, even Reese felt a sense of crisis in his heart.
Reese knew that even he could not withstand the attack of these fireballs head-on. Even for mages of extremely high rank, it is difficult for their own physical attributes to surpass those of warriors whose rank is inferior to them.
In a battle between high-level mages, if no blessing spells are released on oneself beforehand, and if there are no special treasures, the battle can be ended by allowing one spell to hit completely.
Knowing this very well, Reese did not doubt the damage these fireballs could cause. On the contrary, the appearance of these fireballs had allowed Reese to confirm Rowling's location.
Faced with the fireball shot at him, Reese responded immediately. Reese quickly raised his hand, and with Reese's movement, a dark green barrier slowly appeared not far in front of Reese.
The magic that Reese uses for defense is the more special Hercules Aegis. For these fireballs shot at him, Reese was confident that he could completely resist them with the help of the Hercules Aegis.
In an instant, the first high-speed flying fireball hit the Hercules Shield cast by Reese, and then a violent explosion occurred. The air waves and blazing flames caused by the explosion were all blocked in front of Reese.
When casting this Hercules Aegis, Reese deliberately consumed a lot of mana to enhance the effect of the Hercules Aegis. In Reese's opinion, this special Hercules Aegis was enough to withstand all the fireballs fired.
In the process of the fireball being generated, Reese felt a strong sense of crisis in his heart. Reese believed that no matter how much mana he spent, as long as the powerful shield he used could withstand the incoming fireball, it would be worth it.
Reese recognized that the spell performed by Rowling should be a series of fireballs belonging to the third-level magic.
Compared with ordinary fireballs, the fireballs released through continuous fireballs have a larger range when they explode, and there are more numbers, as if all the fireballs are strung together.
When casting the continuous fireball, the mage can condense a larger number of fireballs with less mana. This can undoubtedly save the mage a lot of mana, but the continuous fireball also has some limitations.
When the mage casts a continuous fireball, he cannot adjust the direction of the fireball too much. At most, it can only form an arc trajectory, and cannot shoot fireballs in all directions.
Through the mana fluctuations inside the Death Cloud and the numerous fireballs appearing around it, Reese had recognized that the spell chosen by Rowling was a continuous fireball that was difficult to change its direction, so he chose to use the Aegis of Power to block it in front of him.
However, what surprised Reese was that the remaining fireballs did not arrive as he expected.
When the first fireball exploded, the huge sound and the intense fire in front made it difficult for Reese to observe the trajectory of the remaining fireballs. It wasn't until all the smoke and dust dissipated that Reese was able to observe the scene behind the Hercules Shield.
At this time, there were constant explosions in Reese's ears. As if realizing something, Reese immediately looked behind him.
When Reese looked back, he noticed that the necromancers originally located behind him had been attacked by fireballs.
A large number of fireballs were shot from the cloud of death. Except for the first fireball, the rest of the fireballs did not shoot towards Reese's position. Instead, they passed over the Hercules Shield in front of Reese and shot towards the back. An ordinary necromancer.
At first, when these fireballs first appeared, because he recognized the type of this spell, in Reese's view, the target of the continuous fireballs was undoubtedly himself.
The strong threat posed by the first fireball to Reese undoubtedly made Reese more convinced of this idea. To this end, Rees spent a lot of mana to form a powerful shield in front of him, trying to resist these fireballs.
In Reese's view, these fireballs may pose a considerable threat to him. Once he is hit by a fireball, he will also be seriously injured. However, when faced with the Hercules Aegis, which is also composed of magic elements, even a series of fireballs cannot do anything. It had too great an effect.
Since a large amount of mana was consumed in the process of forming the Hercules Aegis, Reese determined that even if all these fireballs hit the Hercules Aegis in front of him, it would be difficult to break it.
However, what Reese did not expect was that the target of these fireballs was not himself from the beginning, but the ordinary necromancers behind him.
Due to the obstruction caused by the explosion of fireballs, by the time Reese noticed this, he had already missed the best time to deal with these fireballs. The surrounding fireballs had already caused considerable damage to the necromancer behind him.
Except for the several necromancers located directly behind Reese who were not affected by these fireballs due to the existence of the Hercules Shield, the other necromancers around him were all seriously or lightly injured due to the attacks of these fireballs. He died directly from the fireball attack.
Reese obviously did not expect that the necromancers he had spent a treasure to save would suffer such heavy losses under Rowling's attack.
Although he had used the clairvoyant eye to learn about Rowling's heroic identity, Reese did not pay attention to Rowling's own strength at first.
In Reese's mind, although Rowling is a hero, due to her low level, it is difficult to display the true strength of a hero. But what Reese did not expect was that just through this spell, he realized This idea is wrong.
Reese didn't know why these fireballs did not shoot in the direction he expected. However, the damage these fireballs could cause could only be met by continuous fireballs.
In Reese's opinion, maybe the first fireball shot at him was not a continuous fireball, or maybe Rowling had mastered some special spell-casting skills, which made her make a mistake in judgment, causing serious damage to the necromancer behind.
