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While lily went along to look for more monsters to kill, Agneya also did the same .
Agneya stood in a moonlit clearing, surrounded by towering trees that cast long shadows upon the forest floor. The soft glow of the moon seeped through the leafy canopy, illuminating the area with a gentle silver light. Wisps of mist drifted through the air, adding an air of mystery to the scene.
The ground beneath her feet was covered in a thick carpet of moss, cushioning each step she took. A few scattered rocks and fallen branches dotted the clearing, remnants of nature's ever-changing landscape. The nocturnal sounds of the forest filled the air, a symphony of chirping insects and distant hoots of owls.
For some reason, even normal ordinary animals appeared like monsters in the true world.
Though darkness enveloped the clearing, Agneya's presence seemed to ignite the space around her with a subtle energy. Her aura intertwined with the natural elements, creating a harmonious connection between herself and the surrounding environment.
Unfortunately, she was not the only one present since there was a fire deer in front of her at the moment.
As she prepared for her battle with the fire deer, her keen eyes scanned the area, taking note of the strategic possibilities that the clearing offered. The open space provided ample room for her agile movements, while the dense vegetation on the outskirts provided potential cover.
Agneya stood in a clearing, her gaze fixed on the fire deer that stood before her. Its fiery antlers blazed with an intensity that matched the flames coursing through its body. The air crackled with the searing heat, but Agneya remained calm, her powers of air magic swirling within her.
Summoning the power of the wind, Agneya lifted her arms, her fingers splayed wide. A gentle breeze rustled through the trees, carrying with it the scent of smoke and the promise of imminent battle. The fire deer pawed the ground, sensing the impending clash.
Agneya focused her energy, her connection to the air element strengthening. With a flick of her wrist, she sent a gust of wind spiralling toward the fire deer, aiming to disrupt its balance and create an opening for her attack. The wind whipped around the creature, but the flames only danced higher, seemingly unaffected.
Undeterred, Agneya gathered her resolve. She visualized the currents of air swirling around her, growing stronger and more powerful. As she inhaled deeply, the air around her responded, drawing in a mighty breath. Then, with a forceful exhale, she unleashed her magic.
A cyclone of air materialized, spinning with increasing intensity. The swirling winds wrapped around the fire deer, attempting to smother its flames. The deer fought back, leaping and twisting within the vortex, its hooves sparking against the ground.
But Agneya's control over the air was relentless. She channeled her magic, causing the cyclone to surge with even greater force. The wind howled, tearing at the trees and scattering embers from the deer's flaming coat. The fire deer struggled, its movements growing sluggish as the winds threatened to extinguish its very essence.
Seizing the opportunity, Agneya conjured a powerful gust of wind, directing it toward the fire deer's flaming antlers. The gust intensified into a concentrated blast, aiming to strip away the fiery crown that gave the creature its power.
As the wind struck the antlers, the flames flickered and faltered. The fire deer let out a cry of agony, its once majestic antlers diminishing into mere embers. The elemental creature, robbed of its source of power, staggered, weakened and vulnerable.
Agneya saw her chance and surged forward. With swift and precise movements, she infused her fists with the force of the wind. She unleashed a flurry of punches and strikes, each strike delivering a burst of compressed air upon impact. The blows connected with the fire deer's body, battering it further and further.
The weakened creature fought back, summoning the last remnants of its fiery strength. Flames erupted around its hooves, scorching the ground beneath it. But Agneya was nimble, dodging the searing inferno with acrobatic grace. She continued her relentless assault, her air-empowered strikes chipping away at the fire deer's defenses.
With each strike, Agneya could feel the air magic surging through her, empowering her blows. She remained focused, her movements fluid and precise, anticipating the fire deer's every move. She weaved between the creature's fiery attacks, her agility unmatched.
As the battle reached its climax, Agneya summoned a powerful gust of wind that enveloped her entire body. The winds grew in strength, forming a cyclone around her, lifting her off the ground. She soared through the air, spinning and twirling, her every movement a testament to her mastery of the element.
With a burst of energy, Agneya descended upon the fire deer, her fists charged with the power of the wind. She struck with unwavering determination, her blows landing with explosive force. Each impact sent ripples through the air, creating shockwaves that reverberated across the clearing. freewe(b)novel.c(o)m
The fire deer's defenses crumbled under Agneya's relentless assault. Weakened and battered, the creature staggered, its fiery form flickering and fading.
Finally, with one powerful gust of wind, Agneya unleashed her finishing move. A cyclone of compressed air formed around her, swirling with a ferocity that matched her determination. With a resounding impact, she released the cyclone, directing it straight at the fire deer.
The winds engulfed the weakened creature, stripping away its remaining flames and sending it tumbling to the ground. The once proud fire deer lay motionless, its fiery spirit extinguished.
Agneya stood, her chest heaving with exertion, her air magic crackling around her. She had emerged victorious, her mastery over the air element proving triumphant against the elemental creature.
With a deep breath, Agneya calmed the winds around her, allowing the composure of the forest to settle in once more.
Meanwhile, the child the two women were worried about all the time was in another part of the true world reading the message that Andrew Dawn had sent to him.
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