Little Tyrant Doesn't Want to Meet with a Bad End Chapter 662: Rekindling

Teleportation spells were one of the more commonly-used kinds of spatial spells, but that only applied to Origin Level 1 transcendents. Simultaneously teleporting multiple people remained a remarkably difficult feat.

The difficulty of teleportation spells increased exponentially with each additional person or object included in the spell. In fact, most countries had to dedicate resources to nurturing a specialized team of magicians in order to achieve large-scale teleportations.

For instance, the spatial magicians Lilian summoned were a specialized team back in the Ancient Austine Empire that directly served the emperor.

Their purpose was to teleport the emperor to safety during times of crisis, so that he could rally the people and stage a comeback. It would be difficult to invoke teleportation spells without that kind of talent, unless an exorbitant price were paid.

Theoretically speaking, there was a chance to invoke any spell in the world as long as the price was right—it was just a matter of how probable it was.

The tragedy in the fortress reflected a failed experiment to forcefully invoke a teleportation spell. Lilian’s soldiers were unable to utter a word. The charging knights pulled their steeds to a halt. Even the Rosaian soldiers couldn’t gloat at this.

The Saint Mesit Theocracy’s clergymen put their palms together and prayed for the dead.

Lilian stood silently before the remnants of the teleportation spell. Her eyes remained cold, even after the spatial crack reflecting the imperial capital had vanished.

“Your Highness Lilian, we have confirmed the cause of death of the deceased in the fortress. They had their mana and life force depleted in a ritual,” one of the commanders reported.

“What kind of ritual is it?” Lilian asked.

“It’s an evil cult’s ritual. We found unique inscriptions on the fortress walls that suggested so,” the commander replied.

Lilian’s expression slowly turned colder.

The fact there were inscriptions on the fortress walls meant that this ritual wasn’t conducted on a whim. Emperor Luka

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