Diviner

At this moment, Gaston was naturally utilizing more than just the Starpoint Flicker ability.

As a diviner, his greatest strength was, of course, divination. Right now, he had already activated the corresponding ability to divine the trajectory of Olivia's movements.

"Is this person not an elemental mage?"

At the same time, a trace of doubt surfaced in Gaston's mind; he felt that the Olivia who was relentlessly pursuing and slashing at him seemed more like a transcendent specializing in close-quarters combat.

What exactly was going on with this person?

Before Gaston could think further, Olivia's slash came down upon him.

Even though he used his divination to anticipate her strike and dodged accordingly, Olivia was always able to redirect her attack in time, forcing him to continue evading in a pathetic manner.

This was also something that left Gaston extremely puzzled.

Why did his opponent seem to possess divination abilities as well, as if she knew exactly how he would dodge? Every attack always seemed to strike at the most uncomfortable moment for him.

Gaston did not know that everything was proceeding according to the plan provided by the magic mirror.

The strategy involved using the power of Elemental Praise to tie up the domain's power while utilizing the King's Domain and the magic mirror's guidance to launch frequent attacks, thereby compressing the opponent's thinking time.

Although this appeared to be a stalemate, in the magic mirror's judgment, this deadlock would not last long. Due to his confusion over the situation, Gaston would grow anxious to change the flow, causing him to make a mistake and reveal a flaw.

And the moment Olivia was waiting for soon arrived.

After the situation between the two had been deadlocked for a short while, Gaston began to use his domain methods to change the rules within the domain.

"In my domain, space-type abilities cannot exist."

Gaston quickly altered the rules of the domain.

His reason for changing this rule was undoubtedly to counter Olivia's frequent flashing.

This flashing made it impossible for him to capture her position, let alone launch a counterattack. Thus, in his view, this was a very necessary action.

Upon seeing Gaston make this choice, Olivia smiled slightly.

From a normal logical perspective, Gaston's choice was actually quite sound.

But the problem was that Olivia's teleportation ability came from the King's Domain.

What was the King's Domain? It was a rule-grade forbidden artifact! How could the teleportation ability provided by an artifact of this level be neutralized by a mere Domainist's domain?

To put it simply, Gaston's attempt to use his domain to restrict space had zero effect on the King's Domain. In other words, this domain rule was established for nothing.

Olivia could still flash, but she pretended to be unable to do so, switching instead to utilizing Elemental Praise. She unleashed a massive surge of elemental power toward Gaston.

Fire, frost, lightning, and storm—a deluge of attacks poured down like a torrential rain. The brilliant colors of various elements erupted like fireworks, completely submerging Gaston.

This was within Gaston's expectations. He understood that once the domain that suppressed elements vanished, the elements would inevitably reappear, so he had already prepared a countermeasure.

A crystal ball emerged in front of Gaston, emitting a hazy glow and spinning rapidly.

Suddenly, the crystal ball radiated a brilliant light that expanded outward, instantly covering all the approaching elemental forces.

In the next instant, all the elemental power vanished from the air, and patterns representing those forces appeared on the surface of the crystal ball.

Those numerous elemental powers had actually appeared inside the crystal ball, as if they had been absorbed.

This was the diviner ability: Crystal World!

This ability could absorb a certain amount of surrounding attacks and temporarily seal them inside the crystal, but it did not eliminate them; it only served as a delaying tactic.

Those attacks would still break through the crystal's seal and erupt after a short time. However, even using the crystal to buy just a little bit of time was enough.

That was what Gaston thought, planning to use this brief window to counterattack and take down Olivia, who he believed could no longer flash.

But just as he sealed the elemental powers and looked toward Olivia's position, he discovered that she had vanished from that spot at some unknown point.

Where was she?

An instant ago, she seemed to be right there.

A bad feeling immediately rose in Gaston's heart. Almost instinctively, he activated Starpoint Flicker, transforming into blue points of light and vanishing from his spot.

He reappeared a distance away, but the moment he emerged, he immediately activated Starpoint Flicker again, vanishing once more.

Because he still could not sense Olivia's location, he felt deeply unsettled. Fearing she might be behind him, he was forced to dodge repeatedly.

As a Domainist, it was rare for him to feel so passive in battle, but this time, he truly felt completely on the defensive.

In the brief moments that followed, he flickered nine times in a row, yet he still could not detect Olivia's position.

But Olivia knew Gaston's position.

In the magic mirror's plan, it had already mentioned that Gaston might perform continuous flickers at this time, and the interval between each flicker would be very short, making it unsuitable for an attack.

However, after the ninth flash, his body would pause for one second longer than before, and that one second would be the perfect opportunity.

Olivia was already accustomed to collaborating with the magic mirror and naturally seized that one-second opening.

In truth, every one of her previous teleports had placed her behind Gaston, which was why he had been unable to find her.

And at this moment, her teleportation point was still behind Gaston.

Except this time, upon completing the teleport, Olivia unhesitatingly thrust Water Moon Dance forward.

This spiritual weapon, shimmering with a blue luster, aimed precisely at the back of Gaston's heart and plunged in cleanly.

"Puchi!"

The tip of Water Moon Dance emerged from Gaston's chest, stained with bright red blood that dripped down bit by bit.

The sudden, sharp pain in his body caused Gaston's face to stiffen. He looked down at his heart, eyes filled with pain and despair.

"Who... who are you?"

With intense resentment, Gaston gasped out his final question.