Though the Druids were already determined to kill Vincent, they found it odd that he burst into fury not because he was going to be killed, but because he was complimented.
What kind of freak was that?
Although the Druids were confused, what they said was indeed sarcasm to Vincent, a proud young man from a rich family.
Under normal circumstances, it was indeed something to be proud of for a Mage to activate their magic shield in two seconds.
But the problem was that most players were perfectionists in their hearts, who loved to climb for higher goals.
Roland, on the other hand, was the peak of Mages. Almost all other Mage players regarded him as a role model. Even those who weren't Mage players would subconsciously compare a Mage to Roland when they evaluated that Mage.
Roland could cast almost all the spells he was capable of silently and instantly.
They had to do the same too, or it couldn't prove that they had grasped the spell.
