After noticing the existence of the ice elemental, Witt immediately walked towards the location of the ice elemental after a short thought, wanting to learn information about the high-level necromancer from its body.

Witt believed that the ice elemental, who had survived with such a serious injury, naturally knew secrets that many other creatures did not know.

As for the other mages present in the supply point, Witt didn't pay too much attention to them, and didn't tell them the real situation at the moment.

In Witt's opinion, the surrounding mages could not provide any help in the process of negotiating with the high-level necromancer, and once the situation was fully informed about the high-level necromancer, the situation could get worse. The only thing Witt cared about was the creature Ice Elemental.

At this time, at a distance from the ice element, Witt did not continue to move forward, but stopped his steps.

In the process of moving forward, a warning suddenly sounded in Witt's perception. The anomaly in his perception made Witt realize that if he continued to move forward, he would likely be in danger.

Due to the keen perception possessed by high-level mages, the means of sneak attacks cannot have the desired effect most of the time, and before encountering danger, high-level mages will be warned in advance so that they can have time to respond.

Witt was extremely familiar with the emergence of this perception, and it was clear that this was not the first time he had felt this kind of hidden crisis, so he was able to react at the first time and stop himself.

The warning in his heart made Witt lock on to the ice element in front of him for the first time, and in Witt's opinion, the ice element in front of him was likely to intend to cast a spell on him.

For a moment, Witt quickly recalled information about the elemental creature in his mind, pondering why it was attacking him, and preparing a spell to deal with it.

But, as if noticing something, Witt suddenly realized that the situation did not seem to be as he thought.

From the eyes of the ice elemental looking at him, Witt found that the ice elemental was extremely cautious, and there was a hint of solemnity contained in it, as if he was worried about something happening, and did not want himself to come to its side.

This discovery made Witt realize that something was wrong at the first time, and at the same time, there were bursts of exclamations from the mouths of the surrounding mages.

At this moment, the sense of crisis in Witt's heart has not been eliminated, but has become stronger. At this moment, Witt finally realized that the high-level necromancer did not seem to have any intention of negotiating with him, but was going to fight him here.

Before Witt could communicate his findings to his men and tell them to respond, the situation changed again.

An extremely strong mana fluctuation appeared in front of Witt, and at this moment, the sense of crisis in Witt's heart was raised to the limit.

Faced with the sudden crisis, Witt didn't even think about it, and didn't even have time to observe what was happening around him, so he immediately used teleportation and got out of his original position.

Relying on the presence of teleportation, Witt returned to the giant gargoyle, ready to rely on these creatures under his hand to slightly block the enemies that appeared, and at the same time let himself better cast spells.

Looking towards his previous position, Witt noticed that another figure appeared in the same place where he had been staying.

Based on the figure's outfit and the weapon he was holding, Witt also realized that the figure was a magical assassin of the Thieves' Guild.

According to Witt's understanding, the magic assassin who can master teleportation is also considered an extremely elite existence in the Thieves Guild, and in the territory of Bracada, due to the deterrence of the mage, the Thieves Guild has to restrain itself, and it is unthinkable that in Werning, there will be such a magical assassin to attack him.

As for the potential enemy, that is, the expected high-level necromancer, Witt did not know any information about him, whether it was his true strength, or whether he had united with other high-level creatures, Witt did not know anything at this time, in this case, even if he noticed the appearance of this magic assassin, Witt did not get any useful clues.

At this time, Witt suddenly noticed that the noise around him was getting louder and louder, even if he came to his subordinates through the spell of teleportation, their situation did not improve at all, and they did not feel at ease because of this, but seemed more chaotic.

Witt found that the giant gargoyles that had gathered here, and the mages who were in charge of controlling them, fled around without receiving his own instructions, as if something terrifying had forced them to do so.

Beside Witt, only the gargoyles he controlled did not move, still waiting for his orders. Many of the mages around who had not been able to evacuate raised their heads and looked at the sky.

The anomalies around him, as well as the perception of danger, made Witt raise his head and look up at the sky.

Witt noticed that in the sky, a boulder was rapidly descending. Due to the extremely fast speed at which the boulder descended, in the process of violent friction, flames were generated on it that no mage could ignore, adding to the power of the boulder.

Noticing the appearance of this boulder, even the high-level mage Witt felt a shock in his heart. The existence of this monolith, and the magic that formed it, was completely beyond Witt's comprehension.

Even though he was also a high-level mage, Witt was also extremely shocked by the appearance of this boulder, and Witt knew that only a true fifth-order spell could produce such a powerful power.

However, in the midst of the strong spell fluctuations that rose from all around, Witt also noticed that the casting of this spell did not seem to be complete.

Like a beautiful piece of music that came to an abrupt halt only halfway through, the boulder that appeared in the air, and the spell that shaped it, gave Witt this feeling.

Although Witt couldn't understand the formation process of this spell, he still saw some clues with the experience of casting spells that a high-level mage should have.

Just from this spell that had not yet been fully unleashed, Witt felt the existence of such power, and Witt could not imagine what kind of damage would be caused once this spell was fully unleashed, and I am afraid that only a true legendary mage could survive this spell.