<h4>Chapter 187: Massacre</h4>


    Scattered Fireball spells and Shadow Arrows wereunched at Sein, alongside a group of newly summoned skeleton soldiers that lumbered toward him.


    Due to the urgency of the situation and the limited time avable for chanting, the initiates from the Divine Tower of Shadow could only unleash these rtively basic spells rather than advanced spells that required longer casting time like Sein’s Sr Eye spell.


    As the fireballs and shadow arrows harmlessly clinked against Sein’s geo elemental shield, Sein finally unleashed his Sr Eye spell before the skeleton soldiers could reach him.


    The six golden beams he unleashed would be harvesting the lives of his weaker foes!


    Despite his formidable strength and the umbra energy shield surrounding him, the old ck-robed initiate was quickly overpowered by Sein’s Sr Eye. The shieldsted only three seconds before being shattered.


    The old man reached for his Divine Tower of Shadow badge to escape. Before he could activate it, two beams from the Sr Eye struck him, one piercing his head and the other his heart.


    Sein had strategically allocated two of the Sr Eye beams to ensure the elimination of this formidable opponent.


    The remaining four beams flew toward their targets—two Quasi Mages near the old man and two senior initiates nearest to Sein.


    There was another Quasi Mage from the Divine Tower of Shadow, but they were engaged further ahead, closer to the battle with the extranar nt creatures.


    Like the ck-robed initiate, the other four targets met a simr fate under Sein’s relentless assault.


    The devastating prative force of the light beams from Sein’s Sr Eye spell were even more lethal at close range.


    About ten or so initiates in close proximity were either killed or injured indirectly by Sein’s Sr Eye rays.


    The rear ranks of the Divine Tower of Shadow initiates were thrown into chaos, their wails echoing amidst the violence.


    The swift elimination of three Quasi Mages and two senior initiates, along with the casualties of over ten other initiates among their ranks, had a profound impact beyond the immediate loss.


    After the three Quasi Mages were in by Sein in a single stroke, the formidable flesh mountain at the center of the battlefield let out a pitiful roar before disintegrating.


    In an instant, the air was filled with an overpowering stench of blood.


    Following the demise of the quasi-ranked undead monster, the two ck samurais also dissipated into ck mist and vanished.


    Simrly, other summoned entities like specters, zombies, as well as skeleton soldiers copsed on the battlefield and vanished too.


    These undead creatures, summoned from another realm by the initiates from the Divine Tower of Shadow initiates, were not naturally existing beings.


    Much like Sein’s inability to bring Sev into the trial space, the initiates relied on magic summons to call these creatures for assistance.


    Upon the death of their summoners, these creatures, devoid of a sustaining power source, vanished instantaneously.


    Certain powerful summons might be able to stick around even after the death of their summoner, but such entities were beyond the current capabilities of these initiates from the Divine Tower of Shadow.


    Without the vital mana sustenance, even the once-powerful grotesque undead monster, were reduced to mere foul-smelling, inert heaps of flesh and blood, let alone the low-level undead creatures.


    The loss of several senior initiates and the copse of their formidable front-line defense had a more profound effect on the initiates from the Divine Tower of Shadow in the basin than anticipated.


    The nt creature, previously engaged with the grotesque undead monster, paused momentarily in confusion after its adversary’s copse.


    Its simple mind struggled to grasp the sudden turn of events.


    The quasi-ranked vine creature in the center of the basin demonstrated a clearer mind and quicker reaction than itsrades.


    Its vines, stretching throughout the basin, trembled once again, this time rallying the other nt creatures for a counterattack under its directive.


    With the loss of their three formidable frontline defenders and left with only intermediate-level and low-level zombies and skeletons, the physically weaker initiates from the Divine Tower of Shadow found themselves in dire straits as they struggled against the renewed assault of the extranar nt creatures.


    They also realized that undead creatures like specters were ineffective against the nt creatures.


    In the midst of stronger summons, the limitations of these creatures had gone previously unnoticed.


    However, during the counterattack by the extranar nt creatures, these weaknesses became starkly evident. This shift rapidly ced the Divine Tower of Shadow initiates at a disadvantage amidst the escting chaos.


    Inexperienced in the brutalities of internar warfare, these initiates began showing signs of vulnerability and panic.


    Theck of unified leadership and the loss of their solid frontline defense only exacerbated their predicament.


    In contrast, the extranar nt creatures, though captured and used as training fodder in the trial space, were battle-hardened veterans that had endured the extinction of their homene.


    Despite their limited numbers, they seized the opportunity to fight back with surprising ferocity.


    Of course, these extranar creatures had been meticulously selected by the divine towers prior to the regional academy war.


    Only the most resilient creatures, who fought bravely against the Magus Civilization, were chosen to ensure they provided a genuine challenge to the initiates.


    The front lines had already descended into chaos, but the turmoil was far from over at the rear.


    Sein, having swiftly eliminated five more senior initiates from the Divine Tower of Shadow, continued his relentless assault on those around him.


    The six golden eyes around him did not vanish after a single use.


    With his continuous refinement and years of research, his Sr Eye spell was now capable of unleashing six rounds of attack.


    The lethal golden rays unleashed by Sein transformed him into a relentless golden killing machine, decimating the rear ranks of the Divine Tower of Shadow initiates.


    Equipped with a formidable array of spells, including Sr Eye magic, Pyro de, Explosive Fireball, and Scorching Ray, Sein rained down destruction upon his foes.


    After releasing thirty-six golden beams in six sessive rounds of the Sr Eye magic, the basin''s rear was left in ruins.


    Cries of agony echoed.


    While some initiates managed to escape the trial space, many more fell to Sein’s ambush.


    In this single battle, over fifty initiates from the Divine Tower of Shadow either perished or fled from Sein’s assault.


    Sein did not have the time to check the sudden surge in his score.


    The considerable toll of casting such powerful magic spells was evident in hisbored breathing.