It was too bad the Ranger didn't stick around long enough to see him fly. He was sure the look on his face would be great. But this was a serious time, he had a job to do and if he didn't the Ranger would probably die. Kosuke closed his eyes and counted down to help him focus.<span style="font-style: italic">Three...two...one.</span><br/><br/>Suddenly he felt weightlessness wash over him. It was one of the greatest feelings in the world, in his opinion, but he didn't have time to revel in it. He immediately went off in the direction of the Ranger. Oh what luck. He was fighting where the enemies were practically all amassed in one place. Seeing an opportunity, the mage switched to a levitation spell as they used far less manna. He focused on as many of them as he could, but there were a lot. He decided to take them out a chunk at a time, as he wanted to keep them close together. Once he'd decided on his targets he drew on his manna and willed for the spell to happen.<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">Five... four... three... two... one,</span>Ten men near the front line just collapsed for seemingly no reason. Kosuke took a breath to realign his focus and did it again. about every eight seconds another small mass of people were falling asleep. They started to look around, panicking slightly. One of the ground men looked up and was astonished to see a boy in white hovering more than twenty feet above the ground.<br/><br/>He wasted no time in shouting this out and alerting all the archers near enough to do anything. It was really funny for Kosuke, because since he was in levitation mode, he could go up and down as he pleased without using up any more manna. He just rose slightly to avoid the majority of the arrows and the rest bounced away when they hit his shield charm. He didn't want the archers to get in the way of his focus, so he cast on them next.<br/><br/>He actually thought this was kind of fun. He could feel free to enjoy it as long as he was just putting them to sleep and not hurting them. In fact, the sleep would probably make their deaths painless. He felt this might be the most humane way to go about killing an army.