The Legendary Mage (Alavin) novel Chapter 321

As Eyla, Roald, and the others retreated to the edge of the dueling platform, the gathered crowd of over two thousand Protégés fell into a hush. Anticipation and tension hung in the air as all eyes were on Semar and Alavin.

Semar, a Grand Elder’s Elite Protégé, and a Golden Protégé, was second only to the legendary Celesse among all the female Protégées in the entire Organization. Her influence weighed heavily in the hearts of the new generation of Cobalt Strike Protégés, and her reclusive nature, combined with her rare public appearances, only added to her mystique. Subconsciously, many favored Semar, her longstanding influence deeply rooted in their minds.

The five Cobalt Strike Elders were not openly present, but they watched the proceedings with silent intensity. Unlike the chaotic discussions among the Protégés, all Organization Elders focused on one thing – the Shadowlord's Wrath, the Shadowbringer! This was the powerful combat magic Alavin used to balance the Earthbound Spirits, defeat Cedrick, and cause a sensation at the championship. However, no similar magic had ever been seen from Cobalt Strike. Where had Alavin acquired it from? And what was its true power?

This was why they had come today, to witness it firsthand.

"Alavin, show me your full strength! This may be a spar, but it’s no child’s play," Semar declared, her battle spirit blazing, her eyes shining with a fierce light.

At that moment, Semar was no longer the understated figure she was known to be but rather a drawn sword, her aura overpowering.

Alavin raised his right hand, his fingers slowly rotating, tendrils of dark mist swirling around them. "There's no need for complexity. You wanted to face my Shadowbringer, didn’t you? Let's begin!"

Semar's gaze sharpened. She had suspected as much! Nikulas must have told Alavin about Icebound. She glanced at Roald and the others nearby, who nodded slowly. Their main objective for the day was to test the power of his Shadowbringer, so they could prepare and not be taken by surprise.