Sword God in a World of Magic

In the beginning, the Ice Mana in New Moon only consumed a bit of the Council members' Mana, but just a bit later, it started to rapidly consume their Mana.

All of the Ice Mana inside New Moon was rapidly moving at them.

It was almost like Shang wanted to drown them in it.

Usually, Shang used New Moon against beasts to make it easier to blast around and to use Frostbite and Piercing Cold, but these two attacks didn't help against Mages.

The power of these attacks was low, and they were aimed at breaking through armor, not Mana Shields.

Because of that, Shang was simply shoving as much Ice Mana as he could at them, consuming their Mana.

The two Mages were surprised that Shang could summon such a powerful domain of ice.

They hadn't heard about that ability before!

However, they were not inexperienced, and they knew how to deal with such domains.

SHING! SHING!

They both used Mana Step and retreated from the domain.

They had noticed that Shang's body had grown unstable before summoning this domain, which meant that it had cost him a lot.

The best option was to retreat until it vanished.

But when Shang saw them retreat, his right eye shone.

All the Ice Mana in New Moon stopped moving towards them, and Shang charged in a different direction.

A second later, Shang arrived at a different battlefield.

The constant explosions happening in his domain consumed his Ice Mana like crazy.

Shang quickly gathered all the Ice Mana inside New Moon and threw it at 30 of the Early High Mages fighting the warriors.

Domains were summoned all the time in such a war, and it was normal to be inside someone else's domain, even if they were not fighting the owner of that domain.

Because of that, the Mages ignored the domains they were in unless it was the domain of someone they were fighting currently.

The 30 Early High Mages realized that their Mana was rapidly being consumed, and their eyes widened in shock.

SHING! SHING! SHING! SHING!

All 30 High Mages used Mana Step and retreated from the domain.

In just this short second, Shang had already used up all of New Moon's Ice Mana.

He had thrown all of it at the Early High Mages.

He hadn't killed even one of them, but he was sure that he had consumed at least 10% of each Early High Mage's Mana and also forced them to abandon their current Spells in order to cast Mana Step.

immediately shot after the retreating High

and their

substantial helping hand to his

supposed to kill him, but he somehow managed to

Spirit Sense and decided on a change of

target was constantly running away from them and helping

Fine!

just do

the battlefield with all the Mid High Mages

noticed that, and his right

pulled his Great Sword back, and

a wave

them quickly noticed

that attack,

fire missed, and the two of them looked at

was currently three kilometers away from them, which

close enough so that he couldn't avoid their attacks, and they

the end, they decided to focus on

BANG!

spear of fire landed on one of their two Mana Shields, and they focused on

such a fast attack

noticed that several more Shooting Stars and Hidden

was a great distance between them, the bodies of the two Mages were too weak to avoid Shang's ranged

Spells, use Mana Step, or block them with their

fast enough to avoid

he could even

conjured two forcefields in front of

fighting Mages, and Shang's ranged attacks were

attacking and

some point, even with the augmenting Spells. He

Another three seconds passed.

Mages started to furrow their

opponent didn't seem to

over 200 ranged attacks, and the fact

the corner

his eyes

attacks, and

BANG!

of the Mana Shields of

How long?!

their

they hadn't paid attention to their surroundings. After all, even though they could block all of the attacks, they still had to

Mages all this

noticed the change in his opponents' eyes

'They noticed, huh?'

had been shooting at other Mages as

hits on different Early High Mages during these four

had led to the immediate death of an Early High Mage, while the others had turned the tides of the individual