Chapter 1609: track

After discovering such a situation, Morin immediately found a way to find out that this was a situation that could not be imagined.
Because, if you want to extinguish such a flame, you must take back the magic of the shield.
Because the magic power at this time is like burning raw materials, such as wax oil seed, kerosene, etc.
You can only extinguish the flame by removing these things.
However, if you remove the magic power, does it mean that the flame directly burns your body?
This becomes an embarrassing situation where neither is done nor is not done.
Morin had to admire, that Gross's magic was really interesting.
Mo Lin almost wanted to give up Arcane Shield, but with this flame, what could he burn on himself in time?
However, Morin did not take it too carelessly. He felt that this flame of Gross would definitely not be so simple.
And the next fact is the same.
I saw that after the attack like Gross was successful, the remaining one became completely bigger and became a complete himself.
Then, this guy began to cast fireball.
That would naturally not be a general fireball technique. Once this fireball technique focuses on the target, its power is absolutely no less than a missile.
This is the destructive power of the powerful forces in the planet Azenos. If they all get up and do damage, then the planet must have been saved.
At least, for all ordinary life, that is the disaster of extinction.
And this kind of fireball technique is to be swayed by Gross as if to "shoot" jelly beans.
Morin quickly evaded, but those huge red and white "color" fireballs were just alive, knowing which one was their goal, and followed closely, following in one step.
Apart from being depressed, Morin didn't know what emotion he should be at this time.
This targeted magic is actually very difficult to achieve.
Unless you have two or more heads, one of which is used to cast magic, and the other head is used to direct these "fired" fireballs, otherwise it cannot be done.
But, just ask, how many creatures will there be in a particularly weird world?
Moreover, you have the ability to lock the target. This at least shows that your magic level can only be at the level of a submagister.
Although the level of the Magister in humans is not very eye-catching in monsters, but how to say it is also a very powerful existence.
This shows that the magic of target-locking tracking is actually very difficult to get.
This is especially true for a headed creature.
If you have to attack the opponent by targeting, you are destined to focus on the opponent.
In such a situation, it is equivalent to locking yourself in.
It will be difficult for you to move, and you can no longer cast other magic, just like a wooden pile.
Don't say if the enemy will face you alone, if there are two enemies, you will be completely destroyed.
Therefore, to the magician, it seems that targeting the target spell is a very good way of casting, but it also locks itself up.
In many cases, just for such a lock-in spell, it will often be outweighed by gains, and it is not as flexible as the ordinary track casting.
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The above are some of the disadvantages of locking casting, so when magicians cast spells, most of them are passionate about precision, not locking. However, if you can easily lock a target to cast a spell, it is naturally better to lock the target.
This is the truth that everyone knows.
At the moment, the target-locking spell used by Gross does not have the shortcomings mentioned above.
I saw that Gross did not have three heads and six arms, but his fireball was just running behind Moline's butt.
Gros was not trapped at all. Instead, he was very flexible, jumping, roaring there, and continuously shooting the fireball.
Moline is like a receptor that specifically accepts Gross' fireball. No matter where he is thrown by Gross, the fireball is also flying to Moline.
In this case, Morin had no choice but to be attacked by several fireballs, but he didn't find out for a while. This was because of what the fireball was tracking, and he didn't pay any attention to himself.
Is it because he looks so handsome, this should not be possible.
After all, you and Fireball are not the same species, do you say that this Fireball has a special hobby?
Mo Lin could not imagine, but as time went on, he finally found some clues.
Morin found that the flames that had been made by Gross before him could not cause any harm to himself.
Generally, such flames are not used to cause damage.
From its effect, everyone should be able to see that its main purpose is to consume the other party's magic.
This kind of magic burning flame is the most difficult to tangle. For ordinary magicians, it is definitely a double torture.
A magician, if there is no magic power, will be ravaged as much as he wants.
A magician without magic power is just like a gun without fire "powder", it is completely a waste.
Therefore, this magic flame is definitely a powerful weapon against magicians.
It was because of such an idea that it interfered with Morin's normal judgment.
He also believes that the flame that Grous puts on himself can burn his own magic power, just to consume his own magic power.
It wasn't until this moment that Mo Lin suddenly realized: It turned out that this guy did this, but its real purpose was this.
Presumably, everyone already has a clear answer to what Mo Lin has guessed.
That's right, the real purpose of the flame that Gross put on Morin was not to consume his magic power.
Rather, it must be a medium for Gross to freely target.
That is to say, Gross's fireball magic must have a certain connection with the flames cast on him.
This will prompt every fireball cast by Gross to come to himself.
Precisely speaking, it wasn’t just running towards myself, but running towards the flames on him.
This makes sense. People don’t catch fireballs because they look handsome.
It's just to follow the flames on his body.
This is the same as if you have stool on your body, then there will be a fly always staring at you.
Of course, if nothing is left, and the flies are still staring at you, it can only be your own problem.
But for Morin, this is definitely not his own problem, but the flames of his body.