The convergence of four major calamities in one region has a tremendous impact.

Endymion, the city of mages in the sky, floats at one end of the world.

The crumbling, pristine white marble building floats peacefully within the space, its pale wings fluttering gently in the faint breeze.

Several white rings trembled together beneath the sky, and the three shattered human figures towering in the center became even more broken.

At this moment, the mages who remained in the council were particularly puzzled.

They emerged from their mage space only to find that almost everyone around them was just like them.

The magic failed; the four elements—wind, thunder, water, and fire—seemed completely unusable.

Only the earth and wood elements are normal.

Not long after.

A blue bird flew above the floating island, through the magic canyon, and through the misty magical environment.

Finally, we arrived at the seventh layer of broken clouds.

The highest level, the seventh floor, is where the council is located.

Heim Horn stood beneath the three tallest shattered heads, gazing down at the clouds.

The sky seemed to be occupied and controlled by some kind of energy.

The clouds were cut off, leaving a huge gap.

Looking out, countless thunderclouds and storms filled the sky, while the rain continued incessantly all around.

The sky above, with a blazing sun high in the sky, seemed to symbolize the extraordinary nature of this weather.

Heim Horn looked up and caught the bluebird that flew towards him.

It was Rachel's natural bird; he recognized it at a glance.

From the bluebird's beak came the voice of Rachel.

"Five hundred kilometers west of the Karencia Empire, in the Padarunbu Sea, four elemental energies converged and erupted into chaos."

Listening to Rachel's explanation, Haim Horn seemed to have finally found the answer.

As a fourth-tier mage, he also sensed the depletion of elements within Endymion.

Most magic is based on the six elements.

At this moment, it seemed as if the four elements of the world had been completely drained.

One for one person only.

Haim Horn couldn't help but ask Rachel:

"Where did the information come from?"

The bluebird opened its beak again and slowly said:

“It was Representative Finney; she saw everything.”

That mermaid?

How did she end up around the empire?

Wait a moment?

As if he had just thought of something, Heimhorn quickly asked:

"Is Senator Clavner nearby, right next to the Empire?"

Heim Horn was silent for a moment, then the bluebird opened its beak, and a stream of magic was released from it, forming a picture in the air.

That was another natural bird.

It flew 500 kilometers and its eyes lit up on the sea.

At the same time, the image instantly appeared in front of Heim Horn.

He shared the footage with Haim Horn.

Heim Horn fell silent upon seeing this.

That's the location of the Padarumbu Sea, where the waves are currently raging.

Lightning and storms suddenly surged and flashed from the sea, while lava and flames continuously exploded amidst the wind and waves.

Viktor stood alone among the four giant beasts, his trench coat billowing behind him like a gentleman's elegant tuxedo.

Beneath his feet was an astonishingly lush forest, suspended above the sea.

The wood element on it exudes an incomparably powerful vitality, an extremely intense natural force.

It is protecting all the immense and terrifying power, preventing it from leaking out to other areas.

Heim Horn recognized it immediately.

If it weren't for that forest,

The energy from the great battle in this sea area has likely already spread to neighboring countries and other sea areas.

No one can escape this overwhelming chaos.

The sound of a natural magpie rang in Heim Horn's ears.

"In fact, what you are seeing now has been going on for a whole day."

"I don't know how he did it, but..."

As if she couldn't believe it herself, Tianran Que remained silent for a while before speaking again.

"He's been here all day."

...

Water and fire are incompatible; storms and thunder are like enemies.

As if praying for a fire, Guleton drew flames from the scorched earth beneath his feet, shaping them into a ring that encircled his body.

[Hot and intense]

The next second, the crimson flames turned into solidified quicksand, and the space rippled like waves under the impact of the heat waves.

The waves seemed to avoid it at all costs, rushing hastily towards the distance.

Thick foam leaped over the giant pillars of lava, crashing against the sea with a striking force.

The temperature began to rise rapidly around Gulerton, and the air became unusually dry.

The scorched earth beneath them seemed to be covered by a layer of orange clouds, which continued to spread outwards.

With heavy steps, Guleton moved closer and closer to Dozale, as if he were about to stuff the lava into Dozale's mouth.

Dozal was equally unwilling to be outdone, and the ocean beneath him began to twist rapidly.

The entire sea surface seemed to come alive, with waves converging as if the world was about to be swallowed by the ocean.

The humid, heavy air collided with the dry reef.

The crimson orange sea collided with the heavy, rolling waves and clouds.

The loud sizzling sound blended perfectly with the thick, billowing steam.

It seemed to transform into a protective barrier for Dozale, completely enveloping it.

Soon, the enormous azure body was gradually enveloped by a natural energy of the water element.

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