And his attack was like a signal; the next moment, the other mages' spells followed, guided by the previous arrow, hurling their best offensive spells at that great demon.
For an instant, lightning, fire, and other spells without obvious effects erupted at the same point. Before the demons could react, one great demon had already fallen.
This was the core of this strategy, relying on sudden bursts and multiplying spells to overwhelm almost anyone!
Moreover, the target selection just now was considered; they didn't attack the demon that should be an enemy with outstanding spell damage defense, capable of quieting magic power, nor choose the front-line melee units.
Instead, they specifically selected a frail, rear-positioned, damage-dealing demon, achieving instant success!
But demons obviously aren't easy targets. Suffering a loss instantly brought them to respond, with sadness, finding their opponents as battle broke out.
