All Chapters of Transmigration Into A World With Manna: Chapter 481
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Chapter 482
The giant, spinning wheel of light hovered high above the broken world. It was the Runic Inversion Sigil. It was the impossible magic. Caster Spellbound pushed both of his burning hands forward. He poured every drop of his power into the massive spell. The sigil was made of pitch-black darkness, pale gray ash, and bright, pure starlight. It spun so fast that it hummed with a loud, beautiful sound.Down below, the capital city was trapped in a nightmare. The wave of deadly decay was rushing through the streets. The heavy, dark consequence of the Ash Warden was ready to erase everything."Now!" Caster roared. His voice was not human. It was the loud, grinding voice of a god.He triggered the Inversion Sigil.The spinning wheel of light flashed. It did not shoot a beam of fire. It did not create a hard wall. It released a massive, invisible wave of pure, reversed energy. It was a wave of healing, a wave of release, a wave of life.The invisible wave washed down the mountain. It hit the
Chapter 483
It was a pain that words could not describe. It was not a physical fire burning Caster’s skin. It was a structural fire burning the very center of who he was.Every single Tower mage has a magical structure inside them. It is the framework that allows them to touch mana, cast spells, and feel the energy of the world. It is a part of their body, just like a heart or a lung.Caster felt that magical structure catch on fire."Ahhhhh!" Caster screamed.It was the loudest, most painful scream he had ever made. He dropped his hands. He fell to his knees on the cracked blue stone of the Observatory floor.He grabbed his chest, tearing at his dirty gray robes.He could feel the black diamond core inside him—the core he had forged from the Ash Plane—shattering into a million pieces of hot dust. The pale, inverted white fire that had surrounded his body suddenly went out.His skin turned from pitch-black back to its normal, pale, wrinkled human color.The pain was absolute. It was the feeling o