Lord of the Oasis

If the nobles, servants, warriors, knights, and grand knights in the nearly 100 small manors in the noble district fell into a deep sleep because of a spell such as mental confinement, the East District noble district was so quiet.

That would be horrible.

According to Kant's understanding of the strength of the Mage Association, even if they were all dispatched, they would not be able to do it to such an extent.

Kant's face was a little ugly.

This was yet another event he had expected.

"Yes, my lord. It's mental imprisonment!"

The Ainfath Empire Mage affirmed Kant's words.

Kant's eyes flashed suddenly.

wrong!

The spell of mental imprisonment is not a mental spell with a locked structure, and can be unlocked by other mages.

Only need the mental power to surpass the mental power of the mage who cast the spell to release the mental imprisonment cast by the other party.

Kant believed that when he gave the order, the mages of the Ainfath Empire must have tried others after trying to unravel the nobleman's mental imprisonment.

"You guys, have you tried to crack the mental imprisonment of others?"

Kant asked aloud.

"Yes, my lord!"

The Ainfath Empire Mage replied respectfully.

"But it all failed!"

Kant finds it difficult to accept this fact. Are all the mages who use spiritual imprisonment higher than his mages?

Unless the other party is a ** teacher.

Kant is simply not willing to accept this conclusion.

He knew that the Lionheart City Mage Association of the Principality of Lions had no magician at all.

Unlike nobles and sects who have the ability to hide their strength, the Mage Association in a sheltered state has no need to hide its strength at all, nor is it qualified to hide its strength.

No matter how powerful they are, they definitely need to get it on the bright side to increase their own chips. One is to deter the sects that are extremely hostile to them, and the two get more investment from the nobles.

"All failed? Could it be that the mages who cast spells are all mages?"

There was a strong sense of unease in Kant's tone.

If this is the case, he even seriously underestimates the strength of the nobles, sects, and mages associations.

When the Mage of the Empire of Enfas heard Kant's words, he said respectfully:

"Lord Lord, I think you misunderstood."

"Although these people are all mentally imprisoned, the mental imprisonment in them is all done by the same mage."

The unease in Kant's voice subsided a little:

"What did the same mage do?"

"He has so much spiritual power? Even a ** division cannot mentally imprison hundreds of people at the same time!"

Ainfath Imperial Mage said:

"Yes, my lord, you are right."

"However, although the other party casts a mental confinement spell, it is not an ordinary mental confinement spell."

Kant asked curiously:

"How do you say this? You explain it to me in detail. I don't have much in-depth research on spells."

The Enfas Empire Mage replied respectfully:

"Sir, that mage is undoubtedly a magician!"

"The mental confinement he cast should be a new spell he opened. In this new mental confinement spell, the master only needs to pay a little mental power to complete the mental confinement."

"Actually, his spiritual power only played a guiding role. Those who were imprisoned by him, trapped in their own spiritual confusion, were constructed with their own spiritual power."

When Kant heard the explanation from the Mage of the Empire of Enfass, he first exhaled.

It turned out that it wasn't that the ** master had the mental power that made him feel perverted, but because he had prescribed a new spell.

For such a situation, Kant is more able to accept, new spells are just, this is not too serious.

However, if it is only a trace of the spiritual power of the master,

The Enfass Empire Mage should have the strength to crack it.

Kant doesn't know much about spells, but no matter what kind of power, as long as there are enough powers at a lower level, they will surely be able to suppress a very small number of high-level powers.

Ants are plentiful enough to even eat elephants.

With doubts in his heart, Kant asked

"The spiritual imprisonment exerted by the ** master's spiritual power, can't you break it?"

The Imperial Mage of Ainfuss had clearly done a lot of work on this, and he was quick to answer Kant's questions.

"Sir, we have already tried."

"That trace of spiritual power, we can easily break it!"

"But getting rid of that trace of spiritual power doesn't help, because the people who are subjected to the surgery, the spiritual mystery that imprisons their spirits, is constructed by their own spiritual power."

"Each of us, carefully shot twice, trying to crack."

"However, they all failed. Those twenty warriors became idiots with a nervous breakdown!"

When Kant heard such an answer, he didn't say anything, just nodded.

This is a war, and a little cruelty is nothing.

He asked one last question to the Swadian royal knight who had initially reported to him.

"How many soldiers are there in this nobleman's mansion? There are few official knights, and how many are the great knights?"

The Swadian Royal Knight replied without hesitation:

"Sir, there are 300 soldiers in this nobleman's mansion. These soldiers are very elite. Half of them are official knights, and the other half are also very elite knight attendants. The gap between them is not too big."

"In addition, the number of great knights is as many as thirty. If you count this nobleman, there are thirty-one."

Kant glanced at the fat man, showing some nasty smiles, and the sleeping noble who looked very wretched, and ordered to the lion knight who was carrying him:

"Send him back!"

Kant is not too surprised that there are 300 elite soldiers in this small manor.

What surprised him was that there were thirty great knights among them.

You know, this is just a small manor in Lionheart City.

Although the power following this nobleman is definitely an extremely elite power, his stronger power should be guarding his castle and manor.

That is the foundation of this nobleman, and it is also the reliance on which he can enjoy himself in this Lionheart City.

"Thirty great knights!"

Kant frowned and pondered for a while, and then dispelled the surprise in his heart.

In fact, he understood, it was nothing at all.

One Grand Knight, if willing to make some sacrifices, can lead five full-time knights to become Grand Knights.

Of course, this requires a lot of precious resources.

However, for the powerful nobles with profound background, these are not obstacles.

Based on the strength of this nobleman, among the nearly 100 small manors, there may be no less than 2,000 great knights.

There are probably tens of thousands of warriors at the official knight level.

Such a force can already fight Kant's troops head-on.

The outcome may be five or five.

However, such a huge power, at this time, was quietly sleeping.

Looking at the East Avenue, the unknown tranquility ahead is like a silent giant beast, waiting for Kant to bring it to the door himself.

Kant summoned Bestur to him:

"Bestur, you saw what happened just now."

"Now, you say, should we move on or retreat." ()

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