Chapter 119 Lava Knight
After speaking out his thoughts, Gryat realized the problem from the dissatisfied looks he received from all directions.

He is too arrogant.

Although he knew he had messed up, since everything had been said, Gryatt had no choice but to continue fighting.

It doesn't matter if he's offended. Anyway, he's not interested in dark elements and necromancy. At worst, he won't come to the Soul School in the future.

The first thing that came to his mind was to escape. As for apologizing to them, that was not even within his consideration.

No matter what, he came from the City of Truth. How could he bow to these country people in the Black Domain?

Even if he was wrong, so what.

Griat didn't think that the people from the Soul School dared to do anything to him, because he was sent by the Parliament of Truth.

Therefore, after thinking for just a moment, he focused his attention back on Hela.

After the three-ring undead was knocked away, a dark ball of dark elemental light also flew over from the direction of Hela and entered the body of the three-ring undead.

After the ball of light entered the body, the three-ring undead also stopped in mid-air. Then, the skin on his back was torn by the bones, and dozens of crystal white bones stretched out to both sides, forming a pair of bone wings.

Then, with a wave of its bone wings, the three-ring undead rushed towards Griat again at a faster speed.

Griat thought that he had already offended the Necromancer, so he didn't bother to control his expression and just showed obvious disgust.

Fireball.

All around him, scorching fireballs formed in the air and blasted towards the three-ringed undead in the air and Hela in front of him.

Relying on its flexible mobility and the fact that Griat's attention was focused on Hela, the three-ringed undead dodged one fireball after another, constantly closing the distance between itself and him.

As for Hela, she had no intention of dodging, and she confronted him directly, casting one shadow ball and fireball after another to fight against him.

As the two sides continued to bombard each other, the sound of countless elemental explosions resounded throughout the duel arena.

"boom."

Griat looked at the three-ringed undead that was continuously hacking at the elemental shield, and became more and more annoyed as he saw it emitting a thick aura of negative energy.

He stretched out his right hand, and the magic book kept flipping under his right hand.

Then he waved his right hand and shouted sharply.

"Fourth-ring spell—Summon: Lava Knight."

The moment he cast the spell, the three-ring undead bone wings, sensing the elemental fluctuations, flapped and quickly moved away from Griat.

When the undead left, the ground where he had just been quickly turned into a fiery red color, and boiling magma quickly rose from the fiery red ground.

Countless lava rose up, forming a lava layer more than three meters high. Then, a humanoid knight riding a warhorse walked out of the lava.

This knight, including his horse, except for the fiery red armor, seemed to be made of flowing magma from top to bottom.

Of course, appearance is not important. What is most eye-catching is that the knight summoned by Griat and the warhorse under his crotch both exude the aura of the four rings. They are all four-ring transcendents.

As soon as he walked out of the lava, the knight looked at Hela.

Under Griat's command, the knight controlled the warhorse under his crotch, and charged straight at Hela with great momentum like a ferocious beast. Looking at the charging lava knight, Hela's face also flashed a trace of surprise.

After catching the look of surprise on Hela's face, Gryat became more confident and ordered Lava Knight to speed up and crush the unknown clown who dared to touch Sophia into pieces.

However, what he didn’t notice was that while Hila was stunned, the corners of her mouth rose slightly uncontrollably.

Facing the tremendous pressure from Lava Knight's charge, Hela calmly put on a four-ring elemental shield for herself, and then she responded to Lava Knight's charge.

Her right hand was hidden under the magic book, and she made an auxiliary gesture for casting a spell. Then, a second-level space spell was cast out by her.

Second level spell - banishment.

After witnessing the battle between Roland and the Lich King, and Roland's disappearance in the space turbulence, Hela learned some space magic from Roland.

This way, if we encounter similar situations in the future, Hela will be able to play a role.

However, space spells are more difficult after all, and Hela is not that proficient in them. She cannot cast spells as easily as dark elemental and necromancy spells, and needs to rely on casting gestures to help remember spell models.

However, this only makes Hela's casting speed slower.

As the power of the second-ring space spell passed through the Lava Knight, the Lava Knight suddenly stopped in place, just like an image on a piece of paper being wiped off with wall paint, it quickly disappeared without leaving any trace.

So easy? The summoned creatures don't have space protection? Isn't he afraid of encountering a space mage?

Looking at the disappearing Lava Knight, Hela was stunned for a moment, the casting gesture on her right hand stopped, and she put away the three-ring space spell she had been brewing.

After the Lava Knight disappeared, Griat, who thought he had won, blinked his eyes, totally unimagining what he saw.

No, you are an unknown wild wizard, and it’s ok for you to know dark elements and necromancy, but how come you even know rare space spells?
Even though Gryatt was slow, he realized that something was wrong.

Is Hela really just a wild mage with no background? Space magic is notoriously difficult to learn, and it is basically impossible to learn it by exploring on your own. At least, according to Gryat's experience, space mages are all trained by their teachers.

It's bad. She contacted Sofia not because she was stupid, but because she had the confidence.

However, since Hela dares to gamble with the Parliament of Truth, perhaps there is a high-level spellcaster standing behind her?
The thought of this made the Gryat people numb.

Having offended the Soul School and faced an unknown high-level spellcaster, would he really not die here?

We can't stay in the black area for long, we have to run away quickly.

The game between high-level spellcasters is not something a mid-level spellcaster like him can get involved in.

He is not one of those poor spellcasters who throw themselves into these dangerous games for resources and promotions, risking their lives to work for high-level spellcasters.

Damn it, those guys must have received the news in advance and wanted to trick me. I was wondering why no one was willing to come.

Griat came to this conclusion one second after the Magma Knight disappeared.

Then, in the third second after the Magma Knight disappeared, when Hela and the Three-Ring Undead were about to continue attacking him, he raised his hands and chose to surrender.

"You have cracked my trump card, so I admit defeat."

(End of this chapter)