The Only Aura User In Magic World

Chapter 1035: Andro is in Trouble

’Shelia, I’m going your way,’ I said to Shelia via telepathy.

’What? No! I’m having the moment of my life here! Don’t come here!’ Shelia complained.

’I’m not going there to steal your opponent. I’m going there because you should be closer to the middle part of the tortoise’s shell. I’m going to see what happened to Andro. I don’t think that the previous tremor was because of his breath attack,’ I said.

I asked Andro back then in my free time. For him to consecutively released his most powerful breath attack.

And each time he did it, he needed to charge it for at least ten minutes. And after each attack, he needed to recover for at least five minutes. So he needed at least fifteen minutes since his previous breath attack to use it again.

But the last tremor, it was less than ten minutes since the previous one. Even if he forces it, I don’t think Andro could do it that fast. Which means something happened to him. And I’m going to help him.

I opened a portal to Shelia’s location. She’s in the middle of a fight against someone who should be the strongest one here. A master level wind and ice elements mage.

"Oh, the Aura user is here? Are you going to help your pet dog in a fight?" the mage provoked.

"He won’t! I’ll be the one to kill you!" Shelia shouted.

I take one look at the mage. He’s injured pretty badly. Not life-threatening enough. But I don’t think he will be able to defeat Shelia with his condition.

Then I looked at Shelia’s condition. His self-recovery ability is still working. It’s slowed down, but she should still be able to fight even after she killed this guy. That’s how good her stamina is.

"I don’t think I need to help her. Oh, if you’re thinking that you can escape from this place safely, I’m sorry to ruin your happiness. I just killed the space mage. And I have made some plans in case I met more space mages in the future. If you’re thinking of having him to help you get away from here, that wouldn’t be possible anymore. And I have reduced the cult’s strength considerably with how I killed him. Thank you for having him here," I said.

"...Heh, I thought you would say something big. But it’s just that. He’s not the only space mage we have. We have more of them. He’s just the only one in charge of this place," the mage said.

"Hah! I got you! I just said that to hear from you if there are other space mages around. And I also heard from you that there are other space mages in the cult. Thanks for the information!" I said before I run toward the front part of the tortoise’s shell.

That was nice of him to give us information for free. So while I was running, I texted the others about what happened.

I killed a space mage and a group of warriors that have been raised since childhood to kill Aura user. Then I heard of how there are no more space mages in this place. Not only that. I also learned that there are more space mages that the cult has.

Which can only mean one thing. Again, this place is not the cult’s headquarter! And the Evil God can’t be here. Because if he is, then there should be more space mages instead of just one.

And the battle continues. At least we’re not losing so far.

The tortoise is so big. I run for a few minutes before I can finally see an exit. Even after that, I had to run far again to reach Andro.

And there, I finally see what happened. Andro is fighting not the tortoise. But a man flying in front of him. A wind mage who can fly and also a master level lightning mage.

From what I can see, his lightning is stronger than the Archbishop’s lightning. And that’s enough to hit Andro with powerful force until he fell.

That must be the reason of the previous tremor. He hit Andro so strong that Andro ended up falling and hitting the tortoise with his body.

This guy might be stronger than the one that Shelia fought. And he also has an Etherstone weapon. A dagger.

"I’ll take care of him! You can keep shooting at the tortoise!" I shouted as I arrived.

The mage finally notices me. And he quickly shoots at the both of us with his lightning magic.

Lightning magic is fast. And they are difficult to dodge. But as long as the lightning mage gave me a bit of clue to where he’s going to strike his lightning, I can predict it and I just need to move before the lightning magic was activated.

Andro couldn’t do that. He’s too big. He’s just a big target.

The lightning hit Andro. But he’s strong enough to endure it even though the impact pushed him down a bit.

After dodging the lightning, I quickly tried to slash at the mage using my sword. Reizpear is in my pocket again. I’ll take it out depending on how the fight goes later.

"Tsk! The others are too weak! They can’t even handle one person!" the mage said as he brandishes his Etherstone dagger.

"Or maybe I’m just much stronger and smarter than them. You can’t even find out my true identity," I said.

"Aren’t you Robby? I already know who you are. The others just didn’t believe it since they had no evidence," he said.

He’s right if the Robby he’s talking about is the one I disguised myself as. But there’s no way I would admit it.

"In case you want to know, I reacted at every name that they shouted at me as they tried to identify me. Robby, Albert, Lynn, Mario, Jack, Roy, Roberto, and every name they can think of. Some of them are just names I made up. So neither you nor anyone else have find out about my real identity," I said.

"Then I will just kill you. If I do that, your identity won’t matter," he said confidently.

"Everyone also said the same thing. But I’m still alive and they’re the ones who died. Can you change the result?" I provoked him.

"Well, I’m not alone."

Then from below, a powerful magic suddenly shot at my direction. It was huge. But it’s only aimed at me and not the mage in front of me. So I just need to move forward to dodge the attack.

That must be the attack of his familiar or a tamed monster. Because even with how big that attack was, it was not aimed at the mage even though he’s so close with me.

And there can only be one monster that can do that. The Kaiser Tortoise.

"You’re the one who tamed the Kaiser Tortoise," I said.

"Right. And I will be the one to tame the Kaiser Dragon as well. I don’t know how he obeyed you even though he’s not a tamed monster. But I learned one thing already. You are not a tamer. You’re an air mage and a summoner. You are never a tamer. You just have an army of monsters under you," he said.

He’s correct. And he’s dangerous.

Maybe he has informed the others about what he found out. But it’s not the time to think about that.

"Then there’s also another strong and untamed monster that has been watching me since you started attacking us. I saw him once when he run fast trying to come here. But he’s so far from my magic," he said.

...He’s the one that Pawzer was afraid of.

A master level wind mage, master level lightning mage, a master level tamer, and from the look of it, he’s also a powerful warrior excel in speed and his use of dagger as weapon. This might be the hardest battle I have so far.

"I’m not alone either. In case you don’t know, that monster and this Kaiser Dragon are helping me. Not just them. I have an army of monsters as you said. Once they have finished with their business, they will join me," I said.

"Will they finish that soon though? I think you will die before that happens," he said.

"And what will happen if you die first? Not only the Kaiser Tortoise. But every single monster that you have tamed will probably rebel against you and kill all your allies. I don’t think it’s wise of you to join the fight at the front. But thanks to that, I can kill you and free the tortoise," I said.

Maybe Pawzer doesn’t need to go and talk with the tortoise. If I can just kill this guy first, the tortoise will be free from his control. And the tortoise might even help us with the fight since Pawzer and Andro are there with him.

"That won’t happen. Because I’m the strongest!" he said confidently.

I bet he is. At least in this place.

But I will be the one who win. Because I’m much stronger than him. At least I hope that’s the case.