<h4>Chapter 275: Forbidden Spell</h4>


    Ander, the pilot of the azure Rank Four mecha, clearly paled inparison to a formidable engineer Lorianne had encountered in her past.


    Given Ander’s mental focus and skills, it would be an achievement if he could manage to remotely control about one thousand mechas while piloting a Rank Four mecha himself.


    In fact, Lorianne could tell that Ander might not even be as skillful as the engineer who piloted the Hayworth-Type unit that she had previously destroyed.


    However, it was also important to know when Lorianne had taken down the Hayworth-type unit in an ambush, the mecha had already been severely damaged by a Rank Five knight from the Magus World beforehand.


    At this point, Lorianne was about to fight the Rank Four azure mecha alone as a Rank Four mage.


    Fortunately, she had the Divine Tower of Verdant me’s space fortress as her biggest ally.


    The main cannon of the fortress could unleash energy beams that were as powerful as a Rank Six creature.


    The battle would be over as long as the main cannon of the space fortress couldnd a direct hit on Ander’s mecha.


    Of course, Ander was not easily intimidated. He knew that the main cannon of the space fortress was slow to charge and would not hit him so easily.


    Without interference from other creatures of Rank Four or higher, it was uncertain if the cannon could achieve its intended effect.


    In previous internar wars, the main cannon of the space fortress was never specifically used against enemy creatures of Rank Four or above.


    It served more as a deterrent and was most effectively used against the nar barriers of other worlds.


    Its slow energy charging rate and fixed firing trajectory made it ideally suited for stationary targets, such as nar barriers.


    While the main cannon of the space fortress might not be Lorianne’s primary reliance, the numerous secondary cannons of the fortress could provide her ample support.


    Despite the Magus Civilization Army’s defensive stance within the main base, both warring factions understood that a prolonged conflict favored the Magus Civilization, given its essibility to its depth of resources.


    Although the Viridian Venom me World had a significant number of mechas, thebined force of all four divine towers participating in this battle presented a formidable challenge to the enemy legions and native creatures of this world.


    Moreover, the Magus Civilization had established substantial control over the surrounding star domains.


    They could receive additional support from other knights and mages from the Magus World at any moment, including Feylis the Rank Six mage, whom Lorianne had already requested help from half a year ago.


    Considering the strategic significance of the Viridian Venom me World and the presence of all four divine towers belonging to the Verdant me faction here, Feylis would likely hasten back to the Viridian Venom me World’s battlefield.


    The return of this Rank Six expert from the Magus World would surely turn the tide of this war.


    The battle between Lorianne and the azure mecha soonmenced in the sky.


    Although Lorianne was a newly promoted Rank Four mage, she seemed to have adoptedbat techniques simr to those of her seniors, Gregory and Bernice.


    Or perhaps it was more urate to say that mages led by Feylis the Verdant me were known for a more direct and forceful approach in battles.


    The emerald green elemental light enveloping Lorianne intensified, turning her into a green giant. With her magic rod in hand, she charged toward the area outside the fortress, where most of the mecha units were concentrated.


    The description of a “green giant” did not imply that Lorianne had transformed into some sort of a massive monster.


    Instead, the brilliance of the green light surrounding her was so vivid that, from a distance, she appeared as a colossal figure made of green light.


    The mages that were closer to this beacon of light could discern Lorianne’s silhouette within it.


    The battlefield resonated with the slow incantation of her spell casting.


    Only two words came to the minds of the mages who could sense the awakening of a certain formidable elemental force—forbidden spell!


    As a Rank Four mage, Lorianne certainly possessed the capability to invoke forbidden spells.


    Forbidden spells were a hallmark of mages in the Magus World who had achieved mastery over elemental energies.


    Typically, only mages at the peak of Rank Three or higher could attempt the most basic of forbidden spells.


    Forbidden spells, touching upon the realm ofws, epitomized the destructive potential of elemental energies, with even the least of them capable of altering the terrains, climate, and speciesposition of an area for an extended period.


    For smaller and weaker worlds, forbidden spells could inflict a profound andsting pain on them.


    In a world as fragile as the Viridian Venom me World, the Magus Civilization did not have to resort to forbidden spells.


    Yet, faced with hundreds of thousands of mechas and an evenrger swarm of pyro elemental creatures converging toward the main base, Lorianne saw a forbidden spell as the optimal solution for their annihtion!


    As the formidable energy of the forbidden spell and its elemental harmonies began to manifest, the Rank Four azure mecha from Neisse Civilization intervened in an attempt to thwart her efforts.


    Although Ander was dismissively referred to as a “child” by Lorianne, he was far from an inexperienced engineer.


    Mages were most vulnerable when during spellcasting and must not be interrupted.


    It was a lesson learned at great cost by the countless mecha armies and engineers of the Neisse Civilization through numerous wars


    The terrifying elemental fluctuation in the sky, coupled with the even more intense bombardment of energy rays, greatly affected Sein who was fighting on the southern part of the main base.


    It was only within the scope of such a monumental conflict that one could trulyprehend their insignificance.


    Sein’s thoughts drifted to the Regional Inter-Divine Tower Academy War. Compared to the brutal reality of a real internar war, the academy war was definitely akin to mere “child’s y”.


    Yet, it was precisely these earlier, seemingly trivial academy wars that allowed Sein and the other mages to swiftly adapt to the current war.


    At this point, Sein had just activated more than ten Viridescent Seeds.


    The seeds instantly grew into nt creatures. Under the enhancement of Master Lorianne’s green light, they swelled into towering nt creatures, with the tallest reaching nearly fifty meters.


    With these nt creatures under Sein’smand, as well as the concerted efforts of surrounding mages and enved creatures, the breach at the southern part of the main base was gradually sealed.


    However, the crucial factor in sealing this breach was the intervention of Lorianne the Rank Four mage, whose incantations of a forbidden spell resonated across the battlefield and drew the attention of the mecha army.


    Lacking direct leadership from Anridar and intimidated by the formidable presence as well as the looming threat of a forbidden spell from a Rank Four mage, the majority of the pyro elemental creatures began to retreat in fear.


    It was understandable, as these creatures were akin to “wild beasts” inhabiting the Viridian Venom me World, not disciplined soldiers.


    Such “beasts”, while capable of coordination under themand of superior pyro elemental beings, invariably revert to their primal survival instincts, descending into chaos and fleeing, when left without direction from higher-ranking beings.