The most powerful wizard in the magic world

The energy level has reached a critical point, and the flashing warning light on the fluorescent display reminds him that time is running out. He can't delay any longer, and the anxiety in his heart prompts him to quickly start the charging procedure.

"The charging procedure has been initiated and is expected to take ten minutes." The electronic synthesized voice on the console reported calmly.

"Ten minutes? Looks like we have to speed up." Gerling frowned and thought to himself that they must be prepared during this time to deal with possible accidents that may happen next.

At this moment, Carl came over from behind and interrupted his thoughts. "Gerlin, our detector has an abnormal reaction." He said solemnly while controlling the screen in front of him.

Gerlin turned around hastily, his eyes locked on the monitor that Carl was pointing at. The screen showed a distorted image, a cluster of blurry spots of light that seemed to be moving rapidly in the direction of the Fallen Star. "Who is it? Have you confirmed it?"

"It has not been confirmed yet, but this energy fluctuation is very strong. It is very likely an enemy." Carl's voice was a little uneasy. "If they discover our presence..."

"Then we can only go all out." Gerling interrupted him and decisively pressed the purification button on the console. "We must increase our vigilance. Prepare the defense system and be on standby at any time."

As he finished speaking, the atmosphere in the control room instantly became tense, and the team members in charge of monitoring went into work mode. Gerling walked to the window, looking at the light spot coming in from afar, his eyes flashing with firm determination.

"Activate the holographic screen and check the external situation," he instructed.

The screen gradually unfolded, and the starry sky outside was perfectly presented through holographic technology. Countless stars twinkled in the vast universe, but those light spots stood out, like shadows in the darkness, foreshadowing a hidden crisis.

"The enemy continues to approach, and the speed is getting faster and faster." Carl was busy on the screen in front of the monitor, "We may not have much time."

"Stay calm, start communications, and contact other teams." Gerling tried to keep his voice steady. "Make sure they know the situation."

"Yes, Gerling." Carl responded and turned to communicate.

A few difficult minutes passed, and Gerling's heart was beating like a war drum, and the passage of time seemed to be pulled very slowly. At this moment, the console sounded a loud alarm again, and the warning lights in the whole room flashed, as if foreshadowing an ominous omen.

"Alert! The enemy has reached the border and is interfering!" A technician shouted in panic, his face pale.

"Gerlin, what should we do?" Carl came back, his face full of anxiety. "The energy is still being recharged, and it will be able to recover a certain degree of combat power in a while, but now... we must take action."

"Shut down all non-essential systems and focus all excess energy on defense." Gerling ordered decisively, "Next, we may face a direct conflict."

"Understood!" Carl quickly issued various instructions, and the atmosphere in the control room became more and more urgent. Gelling noticed that the display screen next to Carl kept showing real-time data of the enemy. The images were highly blurred, but he could barely see that several spaceships were approaching them with difficulty.

"How many enemy ships are there?" asked Gerling, his voice permeated with oppression.

"We have detected three so far, but there may be more invisible warships." Carl replied, with worry in his eyes, "If they attack without knowing whether they are friend or foe..."

"We have to prepare first." Garlin interrupted him, "Keep the data updated and don't let anything get out of our control."

The lights in the control room dimmed at this time, and all the screens lit up in parallel, reflecting everyone's nervous faces. Although Gelling had shown decisive courage, the worry in his heart was still churning.

"Charging completed!" At this moment, the green signal light indicating charging is complete appeared on the console, bringing a glimmer of hope.

"Enter combat mode immediately!" Gerling said firmly, "Activate the defense system and be ready for battle."

The team members responded immediately and prepared to activate the surrounding energy shield. Gerling was nervous and uneasy at this time, but he knew that this was the only way for them to survive.

"Karl, you are responsible for observing the enemy's data and reporting to me at any time." He never stopped giving orders, "We must lead them away and wait for support."

"Understood, Garlin." Carl looked up, a glimmer of courage in his eyes, and then turned to the screen again.

In the tense waiting, Gerling's thoughts surged like the tide, recalling the scene when they had just escaped from the fierce battle a few days ago. At that time, their fate was as unpredictable as countless stars. However, at this moment, he knew clearly that only by holding on could they have a chance of survival.

Suddenly, the alarm sounded again, the image of the enemy spacecraft became clearer, and their external weapon systems lit up quietly, and Gelling's heart tightened.

"The enemy is ready to fire!" Carl shouted.

"Activate energy protection and prepare to attack!" Gerlin's voice was as firm as a warrior.

Amidst the loud bang, the laser beam cut through the starry sky and headed straight for them. Gerlin felt the vibration of the energy shield and cursed in his heart, "What an unfortunate encounter!"

"The energy shield is being depleted, Gerling, and the external pressure is increasing." A technician's voice was anxious.

"Never retreat!" Gellin responded. The fleeting despair did not crush him, but instead further motivated him and his teammates.

"We have no time to delay, prepare to fight back!" His angry voice resounded throughout the control room, encouraging the panicked team members.