"Let the Holy Light begin." Zhao Guang silently communicated with the light attribute power between heaven and earth, then unleashed it.
Being a Great Knight of the light attribute, his own light attribute power was rich and intense.
Thus, it was extremely easy for Zhao Guang to mimic and guide the Light Power, much more so than his most commonly used Flame Attribute. Between heaven and earth, the Light Element instantly became active, crazily manifesting.
Next, the rune papers connected by Zhao Guang began to light up, linking with beams of light.
From above, a massive array of Light Magic could be seen enveloping a city.
Then, beams of light shot forth from the rune papers, piercing the sky, creating a magnificent spectacle.
Within the light, indistinct humanoid shapes seemed to drift, some bearing wings behind them. A strange, sacred song that seemed capable of penetrating the depths of one’s soul also began to play.
"This is bad, damn it, it’s the Temple, have they gone mad."
The Bone City Lord was dumbstruck, immediately rising. Not only he felt it, but other Undead Mages, even the apprentices, sensed it too. The experimental materials within the dungeon also raised their heads.
In this sunless place, they actually saw light.
Unfortunately, it was too late to react. A broad beam of light descended from the sky.
From a high vantage point, it appeared as a very thin beam of light, but when it descended, it grew immensely large, enveloping the entire city.
The second-largest city of the undead mages, the City of Bones, began disintegrating and melting under the shine of this Holy Light.
All the undead mages and undead beings within also dissolved completely, not leaving a trace.
The entire process took only a dozen seconds, yet watching it felt like witnessing a miracle. Even Zhao Guang, the instigator, was equally overwhelmed by the immense impact on his spirit.
In the end, all undead mages were eradicated, but those human and animal experimental materials remained unharmed.
This is the unique aspect of the Holy Light, possessing a remarkably strong purification capability.
However, this magic only targets evil entities, causing no harm whatsoever to normal creatures. This magic inherently possesses the function of distinguishing between friend and foe, analyzing who should not be harmed.
Of course, if it was Zhao Guang using it alone, he would be far from achieving this level.
Additionally, if Zhao Guang himself executed it, it would merely be a cluster of pure light attribute power.
The power of the Holy Light is beyond Zhao Guang’s ability to mimic. Indeed, Holy Light and light attribute magic are entirely different things, the biggest difference being the inclusion of sacred power within.
This sacred power originates from the Divine, not something a magic user can emulate.
Even if one is a pure Spiritual Mage, they would still be powerless against such things.
The reason Zhao Guang could use it was because he employed special runes. These were developed through analysis and improvement of books left by the Light Priest at that time, originally a specialty magic of the Light Temple.
This magic itself requires the simultaneous spellcasting of six Great Priests to achieve such an effect, or the use of six Holy Objects in conjunction with a powerful Great Priest to achieve similar effects.
Zhao Guang did not have any Holy Objects, nor did he possess Divine Power himself.
He collected some items that believers had worshipped for years, which had been naturally imbued with a bit of divinity.
Though faint, when merged into the light attribute magic and activated, it equated to Holy Light Magic.
Zhao Guang dared not mimic the priests in invoking the power of the Divine, a successful invocation might cost him his life. Guiding the power of the Divine, one isn’t a believer; to think the Divine will easily oblige is naive.
After extensive research, Zhao Guang preserved these items containing divinity, creating thirty-six pieces of rune paper.
Then, he arranged them according to a special array he had developed through his research.
In doing so, he could trigger it through the Holy Light, and with the aid of the formation, expand it, thus entirely amplifying this spell. The scale and power even exceeded the effects achieved by temple Great Priests’ spellcasting.
As witnessed here, it directly enveloped a city, something they could not accomplish.
Meanwhile, the burst of divine nature could also morph his light magic into genuine holy magic. Outsiders watching it would certainly assume it was released using divine power.
Given the scale and effect, claiming it wasn’t done by the temple would be hard to believe even for those in the temple.
As for going overboard, what’s overboard. The temple annihilating undead mages is an act of justice.
Just why this predecessor didn’t inform him, and they are unsure whom to blame. But on the surface, they must acknowledge that it was indeed done by them, or else the consequences would be even more severe.
Under the Holy Light, all evils were thoroughly cleansed, while non-evil beings remained unharmed.
A large city thus vanished before their eyes.
And on this land, substantial Light Power lingered. If there were believers here, they’d feel an ease, as though the land had been graced by the Divine’s presence.
It’s inevitable, many large-scale spells in the temple often possess this characteristic.
It’s unsure whether it’s inherent in the Light Element itself or intentionally designed by them.
In any case, Zhao Guang himself couldn’t fully comprehend it, and these aspects couldn’t be removed.
Leaving such a light-filled place on the undead mages’ turf would surely cause them severe discomfort. In this place, the power of undead spells would weaken, and those who perished here couldn’t be transformed into undead.
Well done, having accomplished everything needed, Zhao Guang didn’t wish to linger any longer.
If seen, it would be difficult to explain, so he decided to leave.
With the spell’s effect completed, the rune papers integrated into the magic immediately, leaving nothing behind. Zhao Guang used Instant Teleportation, disappearing without a trace, leaving only active Light Element in position.
Just after Zhao Guang departed, surrounding undead mages rushed to the scene.
After such a massive disturbance, they’d have to be blind not to notice it.
Moreover, the sudden wave of holy power suppressing down, every nearby undead mage felt extremely uncomfortable. Those weaker or more cautious dared not come to investigate.
At the initial burst of the spell, many undead mages turned and fled, its whereabouts now unknown.
The crowd gathered here, exchanged glances, their dry faces twisted further.