The Greatest Magician's Ultimate Quest: I Woke from a 300 Year Slumber to a World of Disappointment Volume 2 [Parts 1 to 8] by Matsue Fukuyama

Author:Matsue Fukuyama
Language: eng
Format: epub

Anyway, let’s get back to the battle.

Thanks to Al and Roltas, who were attracting the greater part of Aslauda’s attention, the other knights were able to attack with ease. Meanwhile, two notable women stood among the rear guard. One was Princess Anna, and the other was an elven magician named Sheiha. Anna would pray to Shtaal to bolster the defenses and heal wounds of the knights in the vanguard, while Sheiha would support them with fairies.

To list just a few of Sheiha’s tricks: She would call upon wind fairies to briefly hasten knights as they attacked. She would also command earth fairies to soften the ground beneath the demigod and cause them to lose their footing. Similarly, ice fairies would freeze Aslauda’s joints and slow the demigod’s movements. It would be no exaggeration to suggest that when it came to commanding fairies, Sheiha was even more powerful than I was.

One of her most effective skills involved using a fairy to bend light and create an illusion that looked exactly like Al. It was highly unlikely that a being like Aslauda, who was made entirely of metal, would be able to see, but that didn’t mean producing illusions was meaningless; Aslauda would still desperately swing at the mirages.

The demigod might have been without a sense of sight, but it could still grasp its surroundings by sensing other beings’ mana. Thus, it would still fall for the fairy’s tricks. Though it was only a demigod, it still had the sense of scale of a god; therefore, both Al and the illusion must have been too small to properly distinguish. It was similar to how we might require a moment to distinguish a poisonous spider from a harmless one.

Sheiha had done an exemplary job using our opponent’s size against them, which she couldn’t have done without her broad understanding of magic. Elves were indeed skilled at commanding fairies, but unfortunately, that was the extent of their talents.

Traditionally, elves secluded themselves in forests and emphasized oral traditions while shunning written texts. As a result, their culture and structured knowledge developed slowly. Sheiha had been raised in Mashli Forest, a place I’d never heard of before, but had become fed up with her kin’s way of life and had left her home.

Her days of vagrancy had ended after she’d met me. We had become well acquainted and explored the depths of magic together. Thereby, Sheiha had become a proper magician and not just a fairy summoner.

“Your Majesty, it’s almost time,” she said in her voice both lustrous and elegant. She glanced at me in a manner both provocative and playful. “Surely you don’t plan to request more time after working us so hard.”

Sheiha was not only a superb magician, but also a fine woman. I gave her an irreverent shrug and slowly drew from the mana that had been building up in my body. “You hardly need to ask.”

While the knights had been risking their lives on the front lines and other magicians had been frantically supporting them, I had been watching from the rear.

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