Chapter 549 - 490: The Bonds Between Arch-Enemies_2
"Imagine a strongman trying to move a rock. Indeed, this strongman has immense strength, but his speed in moving a one-kilogram dumbbell compared to a hundred-ton boulder can’t be the same, and the energy expended is different as well,"
This is completely different from Amberser’s destiny weaving.
Destiny weaving is like pushing dominoes; even if the last domino weighs a thousand tons and the first one only a hundred grams, as long as the process is sufficiently lengthy, the initial effort Amberser uses is the same.
Weaving the fate of stumbling while walking compared to death, for Amberser, requires the same energy expenditure. The only difference is the time it takes to take effect. The former occurs immediately; the latter needs to brew, perhaps for a year, a decade, or even a century, depending on the individual targeted.
The power of the Time Dragon is instantaneous, so you must use the corresponding energy immediately, or else there won’t be any effect.
Naomi was in such an awkward state, mentally preparing first, then immediately using the corresponding power to "resist" when attacked.
But what Arthur Laine faced with the Magic Dragon Tyrant was much more advanced than Naomi. It disrupted the attacker’s rhythm, causing the attacker to "miss". Not only did this save energy, but it also gave the enemy a sense of temporal and spatial disorientation. Repeat it a few times, and the enemy’s "feel" would completely disappear.
Hearing Arthur Laine say this, Amberser felt a chill in his bones; the Magic Dragon Tyrant was simply too outrageous.
On the battlefield, even the bravest warrior would feel uncomfortable in every move if they lose their "feel," completely unable to harness their proper combat power.
It’s the same for spellcasters. If they miss every time, they should start questioning whether their timing calculations are off. Those with a slightly worse mentality could even mess up their incantations.