CHAPTER 369  VILE CURSE

Stepping forward, I asked Aron to stand in front of me. The mana around me churned, swirling in restless waves. I strained my eyes, activating both mana and elemental vision. These skills were already wearing me down, draining a hefty amount of mana from my core. If not for the fact that I had a significantly large mana pool, I would have been in trouble.

"When I signal, you start," I instructed.

Aron nodded silently, understanding my command, and I closed my eyes to prepare.

I didn't need the skills to sense raw mana, but there was always a delay in activating them again. This meant I couldn't afford to waste any more time.

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