He Ping intended that mage to take action, but of course it was because of curiosity. However, this time, curiosity was not aimed at the mage and the spells he used. Unlike the last time, He Ping was a little curious about the annihilation beam, so he let it take shape. This time, He Ping's focus was not on the spell itself, but on the idea of ​​testing his own strength through spells. Simply put, this time the curiosity was aimed at He Ping himself.⊥

The fighter had already felt the abnormality. He Ping was able to fight with him just by holding the long halberd in one hand. In the process, he still had the energy to see through the assassin's stealth and release spells to attack the assassin, which means that He Ping's strength is much better than him. Now there is no interference from the assassin, and there is a mage threatening him. Logically speaking, He Ping should be much stronger than before when he was urged and should be able to completely suppress it in a short period of time. But now, although He Ping has an advantage, it is not very obvious and will not be completely unable to resist.

The only explanation is that He Ping deliberately kept his hands, but why? There is an attacking mage next to him preparing spells, and now he has almost prepared it. Even if according to the previous information, He Ping has the ability to resist a high-level attack spell, there is no need to deliberately play that, right? It is of course the best to be able to interrupt against a mage. Even if the defense is enough to resist once, twice or three times? There are always times of mistakes, right?

Besides, there are indeed only two people fighting against He Ping on the field, but the assassin was not killed, but just retreated temporarily. Although the fireball emitted by He Ping looked very intimidating, its speed was far worse than the ultimate move like the Annihilation beam. At the speed of the assassin, it would definitely be able to run away. As long as it runs out of a certain range and exceeds the locked distance, the fireball will lose its target. At that time, as long as the assassin comes back, it will be three-on-one again. Then the two-on-one situation is meaningless now. What exactly did He Ping think?

The fighter could not guess He Ping's idea, but he didn't think he needed to guess, because at this time, although the assassin had not come back, the mage's spell had been prepared, similar to the spell He Ping just used. There was also a fireball in the front of the mage's staff, which was similar to He Ping's fireball. However, it was smaller in size and was obviously very unstable. He Ping felt that compared to his fireball, it was more similar to the annihilation beam.

A wave like a shadow covered He Ping. Just like the previous lock, it seemed that this spell was also locked. Seeing that the spell was formed, He Ping had been locked. The fighter naturally would not continue to entangle with He Ping. He quickly got rid of He Ping and then retreated to the mage. This time, although He Ping had the ability to chase or leave the fighter, he let the fighter go, and at the moment the fighter left him, he replaced the long halberd in his hand with a staff. A blue water ball quickly formed at the top of the staff.

Except for one being water and the other being fire, He Ping is very similar to the spells used by the mage on the opposite side, except that the water ball generated by He Ping is much faster. Before, He Ping used to fight against the fighter while casting spells without the help of the staff, and the speed has exceeded common sense. Now with the help of the staff and there is no other distraction, the speed has accelerated again. In the blink of an eye, the water ball is already the same as the fire ball on the opposite side, and at this time, the fire ball on the opposite side has just been activated.

This mage's fireball was not like the fireball generated by He Ping just now. It directly pushed the fireball out to attack the target. Instead, like the annihilation beam, the fireball instantly lost balance. A beam of light composed of flame rushed towards He Ping at an extremely fast speed. This was a big move of flame impact, the same level as the annihilation beam. When the flame beam was about to reach He Ping, He Ping also stimulated the water ball in front of him. The water ball lost balance and also emitted a dark blue beam.

The Angry Tide Shock is the same series as the Flame Shock, but He Ping's move did not use locking in this move, so the deep blue light beam he stimulated was not towards the two of the other party, but directly rushed towards the flame impact targeting him. Two beams of red, blue, fire and water collided fiercely, and the shock wave spread from the impact point in an instant. At the same time, a large amount of water vapor also spread across this area like thick fog.

Blocked it! He actually blocked it with different attributes but the same series of spells! The fighter and the mage were shocked again. In fact, it is not impossible for the two attack spells to impact each other. But the problem is that the two spells of flame impact and rage impact are not like illusions. The nightmare technique, which rely on the caster's strength, should not change much power. However, He Ping started preparing when the flame impact was about to be activated. In this case, can it still be blocked?

No! Not only did it block it, at this time, the fighter and the mage discovered something even more shocking, that is, the tide impact released by He Ping in a hasty not only blocked the flaming impact released by the mage after a period of preparation, but also, the impact points of the two magics actually began to move towards the mage. In other words, after blocking, the tide impact even began to counterattack!

The flame impact and the anger impact are not moves that end in an instant. As long as the caster has enough power, they can last for a period of time. Originally, the fighter and the mage thought it was not easy for He Ping to resist it. At most, the impact force on both sides was exhausted and then completely offset. However, the power of He Ping was stronger. The dark blue beam pressed the flame beam and began to counterattack. The impact point began to move away from He Ping and quickly moved towards the mage.
Chapter completed!