Witch Special

Lin Zhenxi lowered her wand, then suddenly raised her entire arm, along with the wand in her hand, and swung it upwards quickly. At the same time, she also recited the spell she was about to use.

"Flying wings, straight into the sky!"

Translucent magical wings appeared on both sides of all the shells linked together by the assimilation spell. These wings without any entity had only one effect, which was to generate a lift away from the ground and pull the object released from the spell into the sky.

Although its function is relatively simple, its focus makes the ascending effect it provides extremely powerful. Furthermore, because this magic acts on the surface of an object rather than directly on the object itself, it also has a special property that, while powerful, is of little use in this world: it ignores the target's magic resistance.

In the wizarding world, this spell is mostly used to deal with large magical creatures that are too large to fly, such as giants, trolls, and some sub-dragons whose wings have degenerated and lost the ability to fly. Due to their magical resistance, ordinary spells are not very effective against these large magical creatures, but using the Wings Charm to pull them upside down and then throw them back to the ground can usually kill them.

This type of magic that causes physical damage is considered unpopular in the wizarding world, but there are no useless spells, only useless wizards. If used well, this magic can also create unexpected effects.

After all, the Wing Spell has a continuous lift effect. In the wizarding world where everyone has long-range attacks, an enemy target that is constantly flying into the sky is just a pure target.

But now, Lin Zhenxi used this spell with only one purpose, which was to send all these shells back to the spaceship above his head.

The Wing Spell's lifting effect was related to the object's mass. Using a force capable of lifting a multi-ton monster upside down to propel the projectiles, their speed naturally wouldn't be too slow. Under the pull of the Wing Spell, all the thousands of projectiles linked by the Assimilation Spell collectively reversed their course and began to fly towards the spaceship directly above.

Without the burden of thousands of shells in that vast airspace, Tornado's mental stress suddenly decreased. After his mental power's supercritical state eased, Tornado even had a moment's leisure to glance at Lin Zhenxi on the ground with his eyes, which were now emitting green light.

Lin Zhenxi waved to Tornado, and then moved the wound on her hand caused by the glass bottle. A large amount of blood oozed out of the wound, directly staining her entire palm red.

"It hurts, it hurts!" Lin Zhenxi gritted his teeth and restored the wand back to the shape of a bracelet, then reached into the space cube with his intact hand, took out a tube of healing potion from it, held it in his hand, bit open the cork with his teeth, and poured it on the palm of his hand on the other side where the deep wound was.

Lin Zhenxi's elder wand has a power bonus on lethal spells. Spells cast with it are much stronger than those cast with ordinary wands. However, everything has its pros and cons; nothing is perfect. The elder wand's huge bonus to lethal spells comes at the cost of its extremely low suitability for healing spells. Therefore, Lin Zhenxi can't use her wand to cast healing spells to heal herself. At most, she can only clean her wounds.

So after getting the Space Cube, Lin Zhenxi returned to the wizarding world and asked a potion master she knew for a lot of healing potions. No matter whether it was physical trauma or mental damage, she prepared special medicines for herself.

Of course, the price was not low. Even though it was a friendly price, it still allowed Lin Zhenxi to use up all the dividends he had earned from investing in the magic shop of the Prank Twins in recent years.

Under the effect of the healing potion, the wound on Lin Zhenxi's palm healed at a speed visible to the naked eye, and soon returned to its original smooth and white color. Seeing that there was no trace left on his hand, although he had known that using the potion would result in this, Lin Zhenxi couldn't help but breathe a sigh of relief.

Clench your fist, then open it, repeat several times, it's fine.

The wizarding world's potions are also incredibly magical. Their effects aren't simply about healing the body; they "repair the body using the soul as a template." In other words, as long as the soul isn't damaged, no matter how severe the physical injury, it can be repaired in a flash. This principle applies regardless of whether the healing method is a spell or a potion.

It was ridiculous. Forget a cut on the hand, even a broken bone, or even a torso bone being pulled out, would only require a potion or a spell to heal.

Lin Zhenxi had never seen such an exaggerated healing effect in the world of elementary school magical girls where the magic civilization was very developed. The most there was a life-support cabin similar to a brain in a tank.

However, this healing effect isn't unlimited. It only works instantly for injuries caused by purely physical factors, like falling from a broomstick, having your arm torn off by a mad willow tree, or having three broken ribs struck by a flying car. If the injury is directly related to a mysterious entity, then it's a problem; you'll need to recuperate slowly.

Although the glass bottle itself was strengthened by magic and exploded due to the restoration of magic essence, the direct damage it caused to Lin Zhenxi was a purely physical cut, which was just the right remedy for the healing potion.

While Lin Zhenxi was washing her hands with the potion, Tornado had already finished re-adjusting her strength. Without the burden of the thousands of shells that were about to fly back to the spaceship, Tornado was able to throw back all the remaining shells she had caught.

Tornado flipped his palm upward, and the mental power that had originally formed a curtain to hold all the shells transformed into individual net bags, enveloping the shells and covering them with a layer of emerald green shell. Then, these shells transformed into tangible mental power, like a pair of invisible giant hands, twisting all the shells half a turn, from downward to upward, and then pushing them, along with the shells affected by Lin Zhenxi's magic, towards the spaceship in the sky.

Tornado's telekinesis was much more powerful than Lin Zhenxi's wing spell. The shells flew upwards at a speed almost as fast as when they were fired from the gun barrels. However, Lin Zhenxi had the advantage of time after all, and collided with the bottom armor of the spacecraft earlier than the shells controlled by Tornado.

These cannons were merely large enough and had a generous charge, but their technological sophistication wasn't particularly high. At least they lacked remote detonation capabilities, likely relying on a primitive impact pressure fuse that required a firm impact with a hard surface to detonate.

That's why Tornado used a flexible mental curtain to block them, preventing them from falling and not detonating them. And now, when these shells were sent back and collided with the hard armor below the spacecraft, they all exploded.

These shells exploded almost all at the same time, turning into thousands of rising fireballs, which were then flattened by the shock waves generated by the explosions, turning into a sea of ​​fire attached to the bottom of the spacecraft.

Before the sound of the first round of explosions ended, Tornado threw back a second round of giant shells, several times more in number, which also smashed into the sea of ​​fire, causing an explosion of even larger scale and louder sound.

Amidst the continuous explosions, the massive spaceship began to shake violently. Immediately afterwards, a third explosion occurred, and this time, it seemed to be on the surface of the spaceship.

Although it was only on the surface, there was no doubt that the explosion had occurred inside the spacecraft. Countless pillars of fire shot out from the holes below the spacecraft, resembling flaming chimneys. The scene, combined with the sea of ​​fire that filled the sky, was breathtakingly spectacular.

Even from a great distance, Lin Zhenxi could still feel the powerful wind pressure from above. If these explosions hadn't occurred in the sky but had fallen to the ground, City A wouldn't even be in ruins now, right?

Even Lin Zhenxi, standing on the ground, could feel the aftermath of the shockwave. Of course, Tornado in the sky would be affected even more. However, Tornado wasn't in great shape. When the shockwave swept through her body, the large girl swayed twice in mid-air before losing her support and plummeting headfirst to the ground.

"Oh my god, stop it, just float in the air!"

Because he didn't have time to pull out his wand, Lin Zhenxi could only recite this magic spell that could be cast instantly while holding the wand. Fortunately, the magic worked, and Tornado's falling body was lifted up by an invisible force from below, greatly slowing down its descent until it was suspended in mid-air.

Sure enough, it was not time to relax yet. Lin Zhenxi took the wand out of the bracelet again, held it in his hand, and then walked over to check on Tornado's situation.

Before getting close, Lin Zhenxi felt that Tornado's mental power was extremely chaotic, and he might have lost consciousness.

After overusing their powers, psychics often experience this. Generally, they simply need to calm down on their own; no one else can help them. After the mental power subsides, they might even become stronger than before. However, the more powerful the psychic, the slower the recovery process. Given Tornado's strength, she definitely won't be able to participate in the next battle.

Lin Zhenxi used her wand to cast a levitation spell, sending Tornado into the Hero Association's headquarters. She didn't want to worry about how Tornado should handle this situation, as the Hero Association definitely knew better than she did.

Now that the situation has finally stabilized, she finally has time to check what's happening to Saitama, who has been on the spaceship for a long time.

The spaceship in the sky had been silent for a long time. Could Saitama have gotten lost? Looking at the spaceship overhead, which was almost as big as City A, Lin Zhenxi suddenly felt that his guess was very likely.