The Necromancer in the Wizarding World

In fact, Dex was stunned for a moment because he did not expect Matthews to be able to cleverly dodge his swift attack again. It might be a coincidence once, but dodging with the same action twice was undoubtedly due to Matthews' strength.

Dex, who was repelled, went into the shadows again. Matthews took the opportunity to quickly build up the magic barrier again and held the magic bomb tightly in his hand, just in case. Then, he concentrated on sensing the opponent's trace. However, no matter how hard he tried, he could not catch any clues about Dex.

The magic whirlwind protection obviously posed no threat to Dex, and the death perception also lost its due effect. Matthews has fallen into an extremely passive situation, and the situation is already precarious.

Theoretically, any real object would leave traces. The reason why Matthews could not sense Dex's traces could only mean that the other party had either cleverly avoided his death perception, or the death perception itself was really limited.

In fact, the death perception is to control several death forces through mental power to perform a circular scan within a certain range around the body. Therefore, it has a scanning loophole. As long as the opponent's movement speed is sufficient, the death perception will not have any effect.

Although Matthews understood the problem, the recorded witchcraft model could not be changed, and both the spiritual power and the power of death needed to follow the established route. Otherwise, he really wanted to use a scanning method like the earth radar, or directly use powerful detection methods such as ultrasonic positioning and infrared detection.

Since large-scale death perception did not work, Matthews decided to change his strategy and narrow the range of witchcraft perception to increase the density and intensity of perception.

He originally wanted to cast the shadow of death on himself to make it difficult for his opponent to accurately lock on to his position, but then he changed his mind and thought that his opponent might not dare to attack easily, thus causing the fight to come to a stalemate.

In the end, he would definitely lose the duel. However, if he was challenged by a shadow apprentice in the future, using this strategy would be a good choice.

After narrowing the perception range, Matthews was finally able to capture the weak fluctuations of Dex moving quickly at the edge of his perception. However, the opponent was obviously not just using the blind spot to avoid attacks, and Shadow Stealth was indeed worthy of its reputation.

The death stun spell has once again been condensed on Matthews' staff, and he is ready to give Dex a head-on blow the moment he breaks through the magic barrier!

However, Dex did not launch the attack as he expected, but adopted the tactic of feinting to the east and attacking to the west. He first made a quick feint to attract Matthews' attention, and then launched a shadow raid, leaving no breathing space for the opponent. At the same time, he also hoped that he could use the feint to consume the magic that Matthews had prepared.

Matthews was watching Dex's movements closely, and when the other party approached and launched a feint attack, he immediately released the witchcraft he had prepared.

After the attack missed, Matthews was horrified and thought it was over! He really didn't expect that the other party even knew Sun Tzu's Art of War. In this lightning moment, he had no time to condense new witchcraft, because he knew that this was the battle opportunity that Dex wanted to create, and the other party would not appear in the same state of daze again.

Without any hesitation, Matthews immediately rolled over on the spot, hoping to gain a little breathing space. At the same time, he quickly activated the magic bomb in his hand. He did not have time to accurately sense the direction of Dex's attack, so he could only throw it towards the possible position based on his intuition. Matthews's movements were so fast that they almost reached the extreme.

Dex was feeling smug about how he had tricked the opponent into launching an attacking spell, but he didn't expect that after breaking through the magic barrier, he would be faced head-on with the magic item - the magic bomb - when he was about to perform physical damage.

Although the power of the magic bomb is impressive, it is often difficult to hit the opponent in battle because it lacks the ability to penetrate the defense. Even using basic sorcery, such as the magic whirlwind protection, is enough to easily deflect it. Therefore, the key to using the magic bomb is to grasp the absolute timing.

The distance was too close, and Dex was hit head-on by the magic bomb before he could react, and was blown away. He had been sure of winning, but he unexpectedly lost the fight.

As soon as Matthews walked out of the transport room, Charles couldn't wait to greet him and said with admiration: "Matthews, you are the eternal God in my heart!"

Matthews was a little helpless: "Don't be so exaggerated, you make me embarrassed. I would think I'm the top of the list if I didn't know!"

Charles didn't care: "Matthews, your performance today is simply amazing. Even if it's the first place, Garlon, I think you can compete with him!"

Matthews shook his head slightly: "It's impossible. Today's victory was just a fluke."

To be honest, before the match started, no one thought Matthews could win, even Matthews himself just wanted to see all kinds of witchcraft. However, as the match progressed, he gradually discovered that the Shadow Apprentice was not as powerful as the legend said. As long as there was no ghostly shadow drift, he was still able to fight in other aspects.

Finistin exclaimed: "Matthews, your combat potential is indeed beyond imagination. Before, I doubted whether you were a so-called close combat master, but now, I have begun to believe it a little bit."

Although the opponent's dodging and counterattack movements seem simple, they are extremely practical, especially the last two rolls, which seem like a well-thought-out tactical arrangement.

Matthews was a little embarrassed: "Isn't this a normal reaction? I'm a little flattered by what you said."

Finistin was speechless for a moment, but soon asked tentatively: "I guess the next person you are going to challenge is definitely a bloodline apprentice?"

Matthews was silent. This girl had guessed it right! He had long wanted to personally experience the melee power of the Bloodline Apprentice. In the battle with the Shadow Apprentice, he had gained valuable experience and confidence. Although he could not say that he would definitely win, he at least had enough courage to give it a try.