Steampunk Era: Mad Abield

Using a Spell Formation, you can only toss out twenty Flame Burst Spells a day if you are a naturally gifted prodigy, a teenage genius.

"Like yourself," said the man, pointing at Malin.

Yet, with this device taking to the sky, fitting a five-shell magazine onto two armed constructs, a single takeoff could possess the firepower of ten Flame Burst Spells, and a battle Mage working harder could definitely manage five sorties a day.

Fifty Flame Burst Spells from a Mage in a single day?

Before today, this eighth-ring Mage could have turned anyone who said that into ash.

But today, he has become the most devout believer in the new artillery, and indeed, the folks at the Mage Tower are true and loyal followers of the firepower doctrine.

With such thoughts in mind, Bishop Lin wrote the account of the battle, which Malin glanced over— it detailed how the black-clothed action team faced firepower several times their own and fought tenaciously, ultimately being eliminated due to the disparity in firepower.

In despair, the team members still fought to the last moment; everyone was captured due to injuries (the two Half-humans were also dragged out of the building unconscious), they were steadfast and unyielding, facing death with equanimity (especially referring to the unfortunate soul whose head exploded), they did not betray the organization (the footage involving the Half-humans was cut with the consent of all the Bishops), and leader Bask Cok never opened his mouth under torture, keeping the organization’s secrets (the Illusion Technique involving the Sharobeast was spliced into the video).

After watching the edited footage Bishop Lin produced, Malin was almost in tears— it was full of sacrifice and courage, and knowing the truth, tears nearly fell from the corner of Malin’s mouth when Mr. Bask was pressed down with a hot iron.