Atticus's Odyssey: Reincarnated Into A Playground novel Chapter 563

?The battle lasted for hours and during this time, Atticus ended up disappointed at the whole thing as, despite how much he tried, he wasn't able to utilize the thrill.

He could feel that his battle sense had increased significantly compared to before. He felt lighter and freer, and although it wasn't as easy and intense as during the battle with Ae'ark, Atticus felt his movements becoming more natural.

After battling with the master+ rank Magnus, Atticus changed the settings, deciding to switch things up. He was glad to see Avalon's data too and immediately chose it.

During the battle, Atticus made sure to watch out for something. The next focus of his training was on his elements, as Magnus had said, and from the very beginning, Atticus's best method of learning had always been observing.

He knew it wouldn't be of much help, but he still decided to do it. Atticus observed as the robot utilized the elements.

Magnus had mentioned earlier that Atticus had been able to advance in his element mastery without help, especially in his movements.

Each of the elements had a staggering variety of movements; all he had to do was to become it.

This realization appeared small but had profound implications. The proficiency of his elements had increased significantly, and his elemental mimicry art had moved up one sublevel.

However, Atticus had noticed something about Magnus's words. He had advanced in his elements when it came to movements, but the way he used his elements was still subpar.

His fire element was only ever for short, fast movements or explosive power. Atticus had never thought about its utilities. This was the same for his other elements too; his focus had mostly been on attack or defense.

The only exceptions were the water element and perhaps the space element too. He had used the water element extensively during the leader's summit. He used it to feel, to create, to heal, and to do battle, either attacking or defending. _{freёwebnovel.com}

At that time, it had mostly been because he had no other choice, but regardless, it had made him feel enlightened. If the water element could be used for that much, why couldn't the other elements too?

Atticus could feel instinctively that focusing on his elements would bring an incredible increase in his overall power. He couldn't help but feel a little excited about what was coming. What did Magnus plan?

Atticus's gaze narrowed, focusing on the robot's movements. It was utilizing fire mimicry along with its whole body enveloped in searing fire.

Atticus also mimicked its actions, planning on only using fire to battle it. Whatever he learned would be replicated mid-battle.

Both their figures blazed forward, erupting in a series of explosive clashes. Just like Avalon, the robot was also utilizing a pair of gauntlets as its weapon.

Atticus matched its attacks with his hands enveloped in mana, searing fire, and Aerokinesis.

The results of the clashes were explosive and devastating. Scorching fire swept through the grassland, turning everything into ash.

Shockwaves radiated outward, sweeping dust and debris across the area. The two figures flickered rapidly, appearing in multiple places all at once, leaving a trail of searing fire in their wake.

During the battle, Atticus observed the robot closely despite the intense combat unfolding. He noticed some odd things.

Firstly, the temperature in the air kept on increasing.

Many would call this useless—they were literally fighting with fire. But to Atticus, he knew that it wasn't just the fire. To him, it felt as though the robot was actively increasing the temperature in the air, doing it intentionally and consciously. Atticus found it fascinating.

'Temperature,' Atticus thought. What if he could control the temperature of the surrounding area as he wished? This action sounded far-fetched, but to Atticus, he felt like it was very possible.

But there was only one problem, 'How do I go about it?' Atticus wondered. Regardless, he decided not to ponder on it for too long—Magnus was basically going to train him on it in the first place.

Secondly, Atticus noticed that the robot was utilizing the fire for constructs. He didn't battle with it for too long, but the robot had created a cloak of fire around its form like an armor, and anytime Atticus landed any attacks on it, he could feel its power reduce significantly.

After a few more clashes, Atticus finally ended the battle and chose another data and element to focus on.