Slowly stepping onto the road leading to Magic Canyon.

He stared at the distant Lone Bridge, where magical energies of various elements mingled together, and the depths of the canyon were filled with all sorts of strange plants.

Victor knew very well that the depths of this canyon were definitely not as peaceful as they appeared.

Various violent elements could be felt from afar, which shows how terrifying the magic deep in the canyon was.

The moment Aurelion stepped inside, she suddenly felt her breathing become incredibly heavy.

But she still stubbornly followed behind Viktor.

Viktor walked across the single bridge, his expression unchanged. Even the terrifying aura of the raging magic could not move him in the slightest.

Soon, a heavy roar came from the depths of the canyon, and Victor stopped in his tracks, his eyes fixed on what lay ahead.

In the blink of an eye, a gray figure suddenly rushed towards Viktor from the depths.

The monster resembled a fox, but its body was covered in hard stone shells, between which raging black flames burned.

Upon seeing this, Aurelion's body trembled slightly.

Her previous experience on the Milut Plains made her instinctively want to use magic to attack any monster she encountered.

No matter how I tried to activate the magic, there was no response.

The magical chaos in Magic Canyon prevented her from using magic.

The mage's power is severely limited here!

Almost the instant the monster appeared, a silver card was flicked out from Victor's waist.

It moved with incredible speed, so fast that one could only see a flash of silver light before the silver iron plate slashed across the monster's throat, and a spurt of blood gushed out.

But this was just the beginning. A red flame flashed across the silver iron plate, spreading like a flammable medium, and the monster's body was instantly engulfed by the flames.

Soon, it turned into a pitch-black mass and fell into the abyss.

Aurelion was stunned as she watched as the monster was dealt with so easily.

In the Magic Canyon, she couldn't even mobilize her magic.

But Victor seemed completely unaffected and easily dealt with the monster.

And what is that iron plate?

So, this is the correct way for a mage to fight?

Cocotte, on the other hand, hadn't changed much; she sat on a cloud and yawned.

It's normal to encounter some monsters at the beginning of the canyon.

Victor's performance was not unexpected, although his methods did not seem like those of a mage.

But the further he went, the more confused and puzzled Cocot became.

Why did she feel that this human was more familiar with the Magic Canyon than she was?

She didn't even need to guide or remind them.

But that's not the point.

Logically, the deeper you go into Magic Canyon, the fewer monsters there will be, but correspondingly, the stronger the monsters will be.

However, the number of monsters actively seeking out Victor has increased.

At first it was just one or two, but now...

Cocotte barely opened her sleepy eyes, and the scene before her made her somewhat incredulous.

The monsters surged toward Victor like a flood.

They stepped on the other monsters one after another, frantically approaching Victor, completely ignoring their fallen monster companions.

Countless monsters surged across the single bridge, and due to the limited space, the ferocious beasts even fell into the valley below.

Yet they still flock to it.

Soon, the monsters flying in the sky also emerged from the darkness.

Mantises with sharp fangs, sulfur flies with green slime in their mouths, and even green bats with four pairs of compound eyes covering their heads densely covered the low sky as they flew toward them.

And the target... is naturally Viktor.

"This...this can already be considered a small-scale beast tide, right..."

"Kokot said lazily, but there was a hint of shock in his voice."

This level of situation is already an 'emergency' in Magic Canyon.

Logically, as a member of parliament, she should have been helping Victor at this time.

Can……

Koko looked at Victor.

Without anyone noticing, dozens of iron plates began to rotate around him, forming an impenetrable iron wall.

The moment those fearless monsters touched the iron wall, they were instantly swept away like wind blades, turning into a pool of blood mist without even leaving a corpse behind.

Whether they were beasts or flying insects, their frail bodies were like blank sheets of paper in front of Viktor.

Victor walked forward with his hands in his pockets, oblivious to everything else.

Wherever it reached, not a blade of grass grew.

"This...is he really a mage?"

For the first time, Kokote questioned his life as a sorcerer over the past century.

Viktor's fighting style was something she had never heard of before.

Many powerful mages have traversed Magic Canyon.

Without exception, every mage would choose to traverse cautiously, and even if they encountered monsters, they would avoid battle due to the limitations of their magic power.

Alternatively, one could use geographical advantages and magic to make the monster fall off the cliff on its own.

The methods of mages are varied and unpredictable, but she had never seen a mage like Victor.

A mage who seems to have been born for battle.

He wasn't limited to using magic; Kokot could also see through his monotonous attack methods at a glance.

It's simply a piece of iron made of a special material, which is then controlled by releasing a little magic.

Exquisitely beautiful...

A machine that has already processed the program.

The group walked through the canyon, and everyone remained completely silent.

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