The incantation repeated several times, and the masses of water began to take shape and reveal themselves.
The <Spatial Awareness> spell didn’t just allow the mage to accurately understand the space around them—it also granted additional effects during long-range attacks.
Normally, controlling more than a certain number of water orbs would be difficult, but this spell allowed the number to be significantly increased.
Combining and chaining spells like this was also a testament to a mage’s ability...
But even this was only possible with sufficient mana.
Derku and Giselle, forgetting their assault on Bikelintz, stared at the water orbs with a mix of disbelief and astonishment.
No matter how you looked at it, there were simply too many.
‘Amazing!’
Bikelintz stood still, forgetting to counterattack.
Normally, giving a powerful mage even a moment to cast a spell was a grave mistake, as it could turn the tide of battle in an instant.
But instead of countering, Bikelintz simply watched.
The sheer surprise of it all made it hard to disrupt the flow of the attack.
Even if he was a student of Einroguard Academy, was a first-year really capable of such magic?
“Professor Ingeldel, do all first-years at the magic academy wield magic of this level?” Bikelintz asked.