Atticus's Odyssey: Reincarnated Into A Playground novel Chapter 762

Chapter 762 Convergence

To the onlookers, especially the Dimensari race, the battle seemed to be reaching its conclusion.

From the beginning of the battle, while many among the Dimensari had been shocked by Atticus's prowess— especially when he managed to land a hit on Carius— they had never once doubted the outcome.

Among the paragons of the Dimensari, and even their citizens, there was no excitement. Cheering for their apex against a race as insignificant as the humans would be an insult to their pride as a superior race.

Meanwhile, most of the other races' paragons who had kept an eye on Atticus's screen were equally shocked. To see a human push a Dimensari to such an extent was unimaginable. Yet, to them, the battle was drawing to a close. _{fɾēewebnσveℓ.com}

This sentiment was shared by all in the coliseum, except for one person: Magnus. His gaze remained steady, his entire aura calm.

Despite Atticus's apparent disadvantage, there wasn't a flicker of worry in his eyes. Luminos, Thorne and Seraphina exchanged confused glances.

Given Magnus's reputation, they had expected him to be on the verge of rampaging by now. At the very least, they anticipated a flicker of killing intent.

But there was nothing.

Magnus simply sat, as though waiting for the inevitable. But his version of the inevitable was the opposite of what everyone else was expecting.

This… this was why, aside from Magnus, every single person watching the screen was left in utter shock at the sight that followed.

The five alternate Carius moved in perfect sync, their gazes cold and movements precise. Their swords carved through the air as if slicing through reality itself, unleashing relentless attacks and overwhelming Atticus.

As if they had decided to end it, their killing intent peaked, the coldness in their eyes deepening as their speed surged. The space element in the area suddenly intensified, multiplying several times over.

Then, in an instant, they blipped, appearing from different directions around Atticus, their swords cloaked in void energy as they cleaved through the air, closing in for the final strike.

Regardless, Atticus remained calm. The Dimensari's abilities were truly overpowered, and during his training with Magnus, Atticus had determined that there was only one element in his repertoire capable of standing a chance— one element that could give him the edge he needed to defeat them: his space element.

After his enlightenment during his battle with the Obsidian Order leaders, Atticus had come to understand the emotions that each element resonated with.

At that time, he hadn't thought much about the space element; his mastery over it had been sufficient, but he didn't feel it was the right moment to push further. However, after learning about the Dimensari, that perspective changed.

Atticus instinctively knew he had to focus on his space element. During his brief meeting with Oberon, this was one of the things they had worked on together. With Oberon's help, Atticus had his own mini space sanctum.

But the days had been too short; not even he could make significant strides in such a brief time, especially given the emotion the element required—detachment. He had to let go of everything, but Atticus couldn't.

That's when he found another emotion it resonated with: tranquility.

This discovery allowed him to learn something groundbreaking during his training.

He realized that due to his profound connection with the elements, despite his mastery not being fully developed, he could briefly take control of all the elemental molecules in the air, leaving his opponent unable to manipulate them.

With his subpar mastery of the space element, Atticus could only achieve this for a split second— a split second he now used without hesitation.

In an instant, as the five blades of Carius's alternates converged from different directions, their eyes narrowed dangerously.