Water and Fire Twins Magician

"Raw water is hard to come by and cannot be wasted. We should be able to collect some more." Paul said with a smile. Just as he was about to stick his head out to continue collecting raw water, he suddenly felt the ground shaking slightly.

The frequency of the vibrations became higher and higher, and the amplitude became more and more severe.

Jacques was on guard with an ice pick in his hand. He kept looking around, and although he still couldn't see the enemy, the sense of crisis that was coming made his scalp tingle. He felt that a huge number of hostile and hungry eyes were staring at them.

Finally, he saw a huge but blurry shadow gradually appearing in the distance. At first, he thought it was a thick black fog or cloud. But the black cloud gradually split open, and inside it was an eye that exuded a wild and wild aura. Next to the eye, a bloody mouth appeared below it, which was roaring wildly at this time, blowing away the surrounding fog and snowflakes.

In front of Jacques, there appeared a monster as big as a permafrost core, thirty meters tall, covered in white hair, with only one huge eye on its head, which was full of red veins.

When Paul saw the true face of the monster, he was shocked: "It's the Glacier Cyclops, a king-level one! We have delayed too long!"

Fei'er turned pale with fright and began to struggle again.

"Girl, even if I untie you, you will be powerless in the face of the King of the Abyss. Just listen to me, relax your strength and don't struggle. I will keep you safe!"

Paul made a lifting gesture to the skeleton that tied Phil up, and the skeleton immediately stood up and ran away quickly. It looked like Phil was wearing a skeleton armor, but in fact he was controlled by the skeleton.

When the giant ape saw Jacques and the others, it couldn't stop drooling and roared madly, as if it wanted to eat them up immediately.

Faced with such a monster, the best option for Jacques and Paul was of course to run away.

Seeing its prey trying to escape, the giant ape would not let it go and would immediately run away. Every time its huge paw landed, the three people fleeing in front would be shaken off the ground, which shows how powerful it is.

After only taking a few steps, it had already greatly shortened the distance between itself and Jacques and the others.

"The gap is too big! Just running away will only lead to death!" Jacques gathered his magic power in his right hand, then turned around and blasted out a water spiral with all his strength, pointing directly at the giant ape's bloodshot eye.

This giant ape is huge and covered with hair. It would probably be useless to attack its body randomly. If you want to attack it, you must hit the vital points directly.

The giant ape was startled when he saw the water spiral technique suddenly coming towards him. Before he could react, he was hit and water splashed everywhere.

"Haha, Master Jacques has great accuracy!" Paul boasted.

"Don't be happy too soon!" Gandalf warned.

Sure enough, when the water splashed away, the giant ape's single eye was tightly closed, with a mark of being bombarded left on its eyelid. It blinked hard several times before it completely opened its eyelids.

Its giant eye was intact, but there were more red veins on it. The giant ape howled to the sky, as if the water spiral technique just now made it feel pain.

"Isn't it a bit too strong?" Jacques clenched the ice cone in his hand: "When dealing with water monsters, water magic is just a tickle!"

"But wouldn't fire magic be at a greater disadvantage?" Paul shouted. He had been watching in the snow, and of course he saw Jacques use the ice cone.

"As long as I pay double the magic power, it will be enough to offset the attribute restraint. The fire element will be more destructive to the water element!" Jacques did not hesitate to temper the heavenly fire in his body, and the ice cone in his hand immediately sacrificed a pillar of fire.

Paul was stunned, but he also realized immediately that this statement made sense, but it violated the basic principles of magic. He thought to himself: "But Lord Jacques's fire magic power is close to infinite, and no matter what kind of counterattack, he can counter it with quantity... Does that mean that without the upper limit of magic power, the basic principle of magic will not hold true for the counterattack of attributes?"

At this time, Gandalf's heart was also in turmoil.

Who doesn't know that fire can melt ice? But to ignite this fire, the energy consumed is twice or even more than that of freezing water! Therefore, when fire magic and water magic of the same magic power collide, the fire magic will inevitably suffer. If you use twice the fire magic power, you can tie with the same fire magic.

But what if the magic power is tripled, quadrupled, or even more? After the attribute restraint is offset, will there be a power bonus? Will the fire element, which is restrained by the water element, become the most ideal attribute to deal with the water element?

At this time, Jacques held the ice cone that had been used to sacrifice the skyfire, but he didn't know how to start. The giant ape was huge, with thick skin and flesh, and the water spiral technique he used with all his strength in a hurry couldn't even pierce the opponent's eyelids.

He recalled the move he had made when fighting Allen just now, in which he had sprayed out the skyfire without reservation. However, this move consumed too much energy, and after using it up, he didn't know if he could still run. Moreover, although the explosion range was wide, it was also limited, estimated to be only about 20 to 30 meters.

Compared to Fire Dragon Flying Flash, this kind of magic without any technical content and purely explosive was much less powerful. Jacques had considered the possibility of using Fire Dragon Flying Flash, but the ice cone was too short, and the magic power could only be concentrated on a sharp point, so he could not use sword skills.

"Go ahead and spray me! I have plenty of ammunition anyway!"