A Magical Tale: The Peerless Summoner

Chapter 75: Noticeable development in her spellcasting prowess

"I know that the camp Overseer would want to instantly report to that faculty that you spoke about. Anyways, I am going to beg her and ask that I want to do things my way." Helena said.

"Hmm. That's a really good plan. I like it. And even if anything would go wrong. At least, you would be under the instructors' umbrella of protection." Lydia said.

"Yea." Helena said.

Then she said further "And when they are taken to the Law Enforcement and Punishment agency for verdict to be passed on to them, that is when I would truly be free from their evil clutches. At least, I have eliminate one of the million enemies that I would make in future."

Lydia nodded.

Then she said to Helena "But do you think that you can do it? Turn the situation of everything in the world around? Like I asked you earlier if you could operate my blade and you said that I am mistaken the concept of the Chosen One. So, why then would want you want to face the entire world all by yourself? For you to do that, you must have immeasurable power, one so boundless that it can't be matched by the power of anything in the world. Your power must be unfathomably vast that even if all the bad guys in the entire universe unite against you, they would be tyrannically swept away by the towering tide of astonishing power that would endlessly erupt from you."

Helena smiled.

"Actually, to be sincere, I know this too. I was only trying to be humble. But do you really think that I would have such vast and mighty powers that would continue to erupt from me without end? From this small figure of mine? I don't really think so. However, I would possess great and shocking myriad powers, but it won't be fathomless as you have said. So, I feel that I would use those immense calamitous powers that I possess to create a group which would comprise of many powerful people too that would then take the war to all the bad guys in the world. A group which you would be part of" She said with a heartwarming smile and looked at Lydia who was shocked to the bone.

Lydia smiled.

"I don't think I am powerful enough to be in such a team. I would only be a burden to you guys. I would either draw or slow you guys do--." She tried to say before Helena interrupted her by asking "Can you please keep quiet, Lydia?"

Lydia surprisingly shut her mouth while Helena spoke.

"I know that you think that you would be a burden to all the people that would be in the group. But that it's what we are basically about. To lift other people's burden for them. Besides, you can never be a burden to any of us. You are powerful too you know. When you told me about what you could do with the blade at a later stage, I became envious. I wished I also had the blade too and could do what you said you would be able to do when you got to a later stage." Helena said with a smile.

Lydia nodded her head.

"Alright, Helena." She said.

"So, what would the name of your group be called?" Lydia asked.

"Well, I don't really know for now. But that's not a problem. When we have assembled the others, we would give it a name. Besides, I am still weak to be thinking of a name for the group. When I have gotten so strong that I would be able to beat the Camp Overseer in an intense magical battle, then I could start looking for the others so we would form the group that would liberate individuals, kingdoms from the demonic, blood-drinking claws of the evil spiritual warriors and magical combatants." Helena said.

"Alright. That's nice too. We would grow together in strength so we would form the group that you have dreams of creating" Lydia said while Helena nodded.

"I think we have spoken enough. Let's continue our training" Helena said and Lydia nodded.

Then they both stood to their feet to leave the cave that they were in.

When they came out, they chose another route to another cave and then began their onslaught of the magical beasts that they met in there.

The beasts couldn't even stand up to them.

They were too powerful as a team.

Not quite long, Helena became adept at unleashing the Earth-level spells without uttering them. Just by thinking of them, she was able to launch powerful magical attacks at the magical beasts to slay them.

This greatly surprised Lydia who was watching out for Helena as they battled.

Lydia could see that Helena didn't even need to utter any word again, she just pointed at the beasts in her target zone and sent out attacks from various parts of her bodies to decimate them in an instant.

Then one that surprised Lydia the most was when she used magic on her hair.

Her hair suddenly grew so long that if measured would be about thirty feet long, then bundles of strands of her extremely long hair which unexpectedly branched out to wrap around the beasts that weighed more than a thousand kilogram and lifted them high above the ground and slammed them back to the ground could be seen burning with bright blue flames that gave out an exceedingly unbearable heat. Heat capable of turning rock to molten earth. So, as it heavily slammed them hard against the ground, their tough bodies couldn't help but catch fire and begin to rapidly burn and char in the extremely strong heat of the intensely bright blue fire.

Then another which totally surprised Lydia was when Helena used a Sky-level attack without feeling heavily drained or taxed. She had abruptly composed a massive, compacted ball of water from her Aetha energy which she then hurled at a beast that actually exploded on coming into contact with the magic beasts into a raging flood of water that successfully knocked the beast with immense heaviness and velocity into the far distance. Also, the abrupt flood washed it away like it were only an inflated skin bag.

'Immeasurably powerful!' Lydia couldn't help but utter in her mind.

Not long, a loud sound that seemed to come from a trumpet rang out.

Helena, Lydia and every other person in the caves in the mountains heard this and knew what that meant.

They had spent many days here. But now, training was over, and it was time to return.