Modern Day Talisman Crafter

Chapter 10: A Desperate Game

The wind blew as Mi-rae's energy moved between Adam and the Korean face. Her spells glowed as their light bounced off the shifting shadows that filled the room.

"You can't live in trouble, can you?" Mi Rae said, her voice strong despite the chaos.

"It's good to see you too," Adam replied, still maintaining a non-smoking frown.

The Korean face nodded in pleasure. "So this is the famous Mi-rae." Show yourself so I don't have to look for you again."

Mi-rae laughed, taking out a piece of paper written on red felt. "Good news for someone who wants to disappear. "

the charm was activated with a flick of his wrist. A wave of flame rose and rushed towards the figure. The heat was intense, forcing Adam to shield his face as smoke billowed before him.

The cloaked figure raised its hand, a wall of dark energy appeared, and it dissipated. "It's great, but predictable," the flame growled and moved forward.

Mi-rae wasn't afraid. She activated another spell, this one creating a blinding light that briefly illuminated the entire room. Aram saw his chance, ran towards her, and pulled out a quick spell.

"Do we have a plan?" she asked with a sigh.

Mairai replied, "Hello." "And don't ask stupid questions."

No one waved, and the evil energy turned The shape of a large snake was reaching out to them. Adam barely managed to move his blocking glass when the light shield hit the attack with a deafening roar.

"We can't go on like this," Adam said in a shaky voice. "This guy is on another level. "

Mi-rae glared. – Then we'll have a chance.

He took a small bag from his belt and threw it at Adam. "Here's a light stick. Use it when I give you the sign." " "

Adam slammed the bag down, his hands shaking. "What kind of spell are we talking about?"

Mirae said, "You know. He was quick and precise in his attack wave. Each spell he activated had a different effect. Wind blades, fire blasts, and stone walls - but the spirit had no problem.

"You're wasting your energy." The face said in a calm voice. "Give it now, maybe I'll let you live." »

Mi-rae ignored them, unable to speak.

At that moment, Adam reached into the bag, and finally pulled out an interesting object. The face was marked with intricate runs, a little shiny. "This thing works better," he whispered.

The painted face turned to Adam with a mocking tone. "And what will you do? For that? You have little proof." "

Adam grabbed his hand with a spell, the darkness boiling Up "I think we'll find it."

Before he could do anything, Mei-Rai shouted, "Now!"

Adam didn't hesitate. He activated an explosive spell and threw it at the corpse with all his strength. The spell shot through the air, creating a shockwave.

The energy spread throughout the room, protecting her and Mi-rae took hold. Activating the spell that created a large screen of light. She grabbed the figure and forced it to turn.

"You are better than me Hopefully, the figure agreed, her voice losing its expression. "But it's not over yet. "

With a wave of his hand, the shadows thickened around them, the scene darkening. The darkness fell, gone.

The room fell silent, the only sound left was the crashing of energy.

The man fell to the ground, his legs shaking. "Please tell me this is the last one. "

"For now," Mi-Rai said dryly. She knelt down next to Do Hyun and examined him We need to move our momentum. "If he is sent, the others will follow."

Adam cried. "I'm starting to think all this worship is worthless."

Mi-rae stopped and looked at him. "If you want to stop, do it now. But if you're serious about this, you need to be stronger. The black veil won't end, and neither will we." "

Aram sighed and stopped. "Okay, okay. But next time, can we have a plan that doesn't involve death?"

Mi-rae smiled softly. "No promises."

The Breath: Outside the temple, a faint wisp of dark energy hung in the air. In the distance, a young figure peered out from the shadows, his eyes shining with desire. "It seems the rumors are true," he whispered. "The user system is more powerful than we thought."