This Lich Requests More Remuneration

Compared to those fearless demons, Melina was even crazier.

Behind Melina, her army raised their magic mirrors in unison and unleashed a torrent of spells that poured down on the devils like a meteor shower.

They were not worried about accidentally harming Melina, for under the protection of that blue luminescence, almost all magic would dissipate the moment it drew near. Only the areas outside the blue light were saturated with magical assaults.

Spellcasters were rare anywhere, and although it seemed like every devil had a rocket technique at hand, as if everyone knew how to cast, the firepower of this hell-born intrinsic magic was quite weak and had unbearably long incantation times, making it almost useless on the battlefield. Any demon could simply charge with their inherent magic resistance and negate the damage from such rocket techniques.

As for more advanced magic, that required talent and effort, and there weren’t many devils capable of that level of spell casting.

Melina’s forces were different, however, entirely armed with wealth.

This kind of krypton gold casting was a first for the devils. In other armies, among ten thousand soldiers, 9,900 would engage in melee combat with cold weapons, and only about a hundred were spellcasters.

On Melina’s side, as long as money was spent, every warrior among the ten thousand was also a mage.

This strategy was unprecedented; even demons couldn’t withstand it.

The relentless bombardment of magic prevented the demons from forming ranks. Protected by an anti-magic barrier, Melina charged forward and slaughtered without any pressure.