Imprisoned for a Trillion Years, I Was Worshipped by All Gods!

Chapter148-This Girl Clearly Lacks Experience!

Meanwhile, at House Ponton, Hayes was closely observing the situation within the secret realm.Imora's rapid progress left him stunned.

It was too fast!

While the others were still in the process of comprehending the rules, Imora was already preparing to invade another field. This made Hayes uneasy, especially since Nora was still in the midst of understanding the rules.

Moreover, from Imora's movements, it was clear that her expertise lay in water magic. And the field Nora was in just happened to be the

Water Field

.

From Hayes' perspective, if Imora decided to invade, the

Water Field

would be her easiest and most successful target.

Imora, adept at water magic, had grasped the rules of the

Earth Field

so quickly. If she entered the

Water Field

, Hayes couldn't imagine the consequences.

If Imora successfully invaded, her proficiency with water magic would allow her to comprehend the

Water Field's

rules even faster. At that point…

Nora would lose any advantage she had. Her only option would be to fight. But Imora? She could retreat at any time, return to the

Earth Field

, or even invade another field.

This inherent disparity would only magnify Imora's advantage.

Fortunately, Hayes noticed one key detail: Imora seemed to be hesitating about which field to invade. This bought time, during which Nora had already awakened.

…

Within the

Water Field

, Nora had no way of knowing someone outside was debating whether to invade her domain. She was focused on

, their entire bodies made of solid ice.

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Under the unique rules of the

Water Field

, these ice giants were significantly empowered.

How would Nora face such powerful enemies?

…

The ice giants' massive steps caused the ground to tremble. There wasn't just one of them—there were several, each towering over the diminutive Nora.

One giant stooped down, pulling an enormous ice mountain from the ground and hurling it toward Nora.

Everyone in the viewing area watched this scene intently.

While the other participants were still comprehending their respective fields' rules, and though Imora was moving swiftly, Nora was the only one already battling the spell beast guarding her field's treasure. This drew nearly all the spectators' attention.

The contrast between Nora and the colossal ice giants was striking, leaving many worried.

How could she evade such an attack?

This was an entire mountain of ice! Even the fragments from its impact would cover a vast area, making it almost impossible to avoid.

Nora would need extraordinary speed to dodge not only the mountain but also the explosion of ice shards that would follow.

…

As the massive ice mountain hurtled toward her, Nora pulled out a harp.

Plucking its strings, an invisible wave of energy erupted into the air.

The mountain shattered into countless pieces, transforming into a cascade of ice shards that rained down on the ice giants instead.

This move took everyone by surprise.

This girl—second only to Imora in comprehending the rules—had just destroyed an entire mountain in a single strike!

But the shock soon turned to unease.

The shards that rained down on the ice giants didn't harm them. Instead, the fragments merged with their bodies, making them even larger and more formidable.

The ice giants, now even more imposing, advanced toward Nora.

One of them prepared to strike with its massive fist.

Nora, undeterred, lifted her harp again. Her slender fingers plucked the strings, and this time, a barrage of ice spikes materialized.

The spikes encircled her, then shot toward the ice giants.

…

In the viewing area, many frowned.

"This girl… Clearly, she lacks combat experience! How can she attack like this?"

"Those ice giants are made of ice. Doesn't she realize that attacking them with ice magic will only make them stronger?"

"Didn't she notice that the shattered mountain made the giants grow larger? This attack is just going to make things worse."

"Ah… It seems she's either too inexperienced or panicking after seeing the giants get too close."

Many nodded in agreement.

To them, Nora seemed like a novice—lacking experience and composure in battle.