Earth's Greatest Magus

Chapter 2524  The Winner

There were only a few minutes left until the competition deadline arrived, but neither the spectators nor the judges seemed to care anymore. All eyes were fixated on the spectacle unfolding before them.

Both grade 8 alchemists displayed their supreme mastery, summoning a true grand tribulation. Two purple lightning storms clashed—one infused with the law of fire, the other with the law of ice—creating a massive vortex that shook the entire arena. The eight supporting pillars trembled under the pressure, and multiple Skyroot cosmic experts had to intervene, reinforcing the arena's protective barriers to shield the audience from the immense forces at play.

The raging torrents of energy disrupted spirit readings and divine senses within the arena, forcing everyone to wait with bated breath for the results.

Amidst this chaotic display, few noticed Emery, who stood unfazed at the eye of the storm. His newly learned Dao of Heaven and Earth allowed him to not only endure but also absorb the excess energies, channeling both fire and ice into his Starforge cauldron. His focus remained absolute as he guided the final stages of his creation.

Minutes dragged by like hours as the two alchemy masters reached the final moments of their grand creations. The twin tempests of purple lightning that had dominated the skies moments ago finally dissipated, leaving behind eerie silence. The once-chaotic storm settled into a lingering crackle of residual energy, sending tiny sparks flickering across the scorched ground. A suffocating tension gripped the arena, as if the very air itself held its breath.

On opposite ends of the grand platform, Galeli and Ada stood tall, the exhaustion of their ordeal masked beneath expressions of unwavering confidence. Both had pushed their abilities to the absolute limit, their cauldrons still humming with the aftershocks of raw cosmic energy. Yet neither alchemist showed the slightest sign of doubt. They knew what they had accomplished.

A loud chime rang across the arena, signaling the end of the competition.

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