After leaving Houstown, Tel Aviv went straight into the Amelia Snowfield, which he had to pass through to reach Darkmoon Witch Castle from the Human Kingdom.

The cold of Amelia's snow has not changed, and although Tel Aviv does not have warm clothing, he has his own way of resisting the cold.

The magic that was constantly exuding from his body surrounded him tightly, and the cold current outside was completely isolated by the magic power, and it was impossible to intrude into Tel Aviv.

By the way, the only downside is that it costs mana unusually.

However, with his ability, there is no problem in surviving the Amelia snow like this, of course, even if he is riding a horse and advancing through the Amelia snow, the speed will be slowed down, and the deep and soft snow will make it impossible for any living creature.

This made Tel Aviv feel deeply helpless, but it didn't help to rush it, which was already the fastest speed he could achieve at the moment.

Horses are faster than people after all, and they are not very far through the Amelia snow in a straight line, and at this speed, it will take only two hours at most to get out of the Amelia snow.

Fortunately, it is a sunny day in the Amelia snow now, otherwise even Tel Aviv would probably open his mouth to scold.

However, after walking for a while, the horse under its crotch suddenly stopped, and then knelt down, and at the same time, its body was still trembling, and its neighing became quite weak.

Tel Aviv, who suddenly realized something, quickly reached out and touched the horse's body, feeling extremely cold, which was already quite obvious, and the horse's body was about to freeze.

This made him can't help but raise a wry smile, this is no wonder this damn ghost place, who let him be negligent, raised his hand and waved his staff, and a golden magic power flew out directly and surrounded the horses under him.

The magic was enough for the horse to withstand the cold.

After doing this, Tel Aviv didn't stop waving his staff, this time it was healing magic, which allowed it to recover a little faster, but even so, he was stuck there for nearly ten minutes.

When the horse had recovered, Tel Aviv pulled the leash and urged it to get up and continue on its way.

However, the mischievous god did not seem to be ready to let him leave Amelia just like that, and after a short time of setting off again, he encountered a menacing polar bear.

Unless there is really no food, the beast will not attack humans easily, but it is clear that the polar bear is almost fainting from hunger.

The polar bears were no longer able to fish because of the thickening of the ice caused by the snowstorm a few days ago, and the herbivores were temporarily relocated because the few bare grasses were covered in snow.

In general, now in the Amelia snowfield, food is extremely scarce.

Hunger has made the beasts furious and fearless, so the moment they see Tel Aviv, the polar bear rushes at them in a frenzy.

But Tel Aviv doesn't seem interested in talking to the bear about his damn life, he's busy on his way.

Seeing the route of the polar bear's attack, and then seizing the opportunity, Tel Aviv waved his staff and erected four ice walls directly on the ground, and the polar bear was surrounded in the middle.

It was the most efficient solution, but he seemed to underestimate the horror of hunger, and the sound of "thump" kept coming from within the ice wall, mixed with the angry roar of the polar bear.

Of course, Tel Aviv doesn't think the polar bears have the ability to burst out in a short period of time.

Turning his head to glance at him, he prepared to set off again.

But at this moment, another polar bear not far away quickly rushed towards him.

"Damn. With a complaint, Tel Aviv had to wave his staff again.

With his movements, four walls of ice rose again, trapping the second polar bear inside.

But Tel Aviv apparently couldn't rejoice too soon.

"Click. With a loud bang, the ice wall surrounding the first polar bear shattered.

Having broken through the barrier, it rushed towards Tel Aviv without hesitation.

Seeing this, Tel Aviv raised his staff and prepared to continue to erect the ice wall, but after thinking about it, he gave up on this decision.

Trapping this one, the other one will rush out again, and so on, and in vain to spend his magic power, he may have to be dragged here by these two damn bears all the time.

As he hesitated, the polar bear was already in front of him at full speed.

As it swooped, Tel Aviv responded with its own swing of the staff, and a huge ball of flame erupted directly.

This forced the Polar Bear to stop charging, but even if it was dodged in time, the sheer extent of the flames still caused the Polar Bear to suffer.

The thick white bear fur on the top of its head was directly ignited by the flames.

The pain caused the polar bear to howl in pain, and then rolled in the snow without hesitation.

It has to be said that this method is very effective, and the scorching flames are quickly counteracted by the cold snow.

"Click. By the time the damn voice sounded, Tel Aviv knew that the ice wall that trapped the second polar bear was no longer able to withstand the impact.

In this way, two polar bears besieged Tel Aviv one after the other, and they were prostrate on the white school ground, their heads held high, ready to attack.

Tel Aviv was calm, holding his staff tightly and ready to fight back, but Marco under his crotch was not so calm.

The horse was frightened by the heavy murderous aura exuding from the polar bear beside him, and it kept neighing and jumping to ease its fears.

But this is the best opportunity for the polar bears to attack, the carnivorous hunters in the wild, the most important thing is decisiveness, accompanied by a roar, the two polar bears one after the other Tel Aviv began to attack Tel Aviv.

The foul-smelling maw, sharp fangs, and glittering claws of the cold light were close in front of him, but the restless horses made Tel Aviv unable to release his magic properly, so he had to jump off his horse.

After rolling in the snow for a few moments, he managed to stabilize his figure, and then he decisively turned around and erected a wall of ice around the horse.

Whether the horse is attacked by a polar bear or it runs away on its own, Tel Aviv is a big problem.

After the horse was properly placed, Tel Aviv's hand movements did not stop, and at the same time, sharp icicles rose from the ground.

The polar bear didn't even have a chance to return to the ground, and was punctured by the dense icicles, and blood bloomed in the air with a cold snap from nowhere.

This made Tel Aviv breathe a sigh of relief, and then raised his hand to sweep the snow that adhered to his body.

Fortunately, the snow was very thick and did not hurt him.

Once the matter was settled, Tel Aviv slowly walked over to the ice wall, which disappeared along with the icicles, and the carcasses of the two polar bears fell straight out of the air.

The horse's mood has largely stabilized, which saves Tel Aviv the trouble of pacifying.

Then he mounted his horse and continued on his journey.

As for the carcass of a polar bear, it may be buried in snow, it may be food for other beasts, or no creature will care.