The fairies still look at Valtor in horror. He can sense their collective memory of training, where similar hits would send fairies to the hospital for weeks. It feels right to remind them of one important fact. He's not a fairy.

Valtor takes advantage of their shock and hits the four fairies still standing with the object again. This time, they can't block it. They all hit the ground, unable to get up. He disappears with the object, leaving the fairies behind. The oldest ice planet has been destroyed.

Valtor returns to the witch city to return the object and find a few more. Taking a moment to reflect, he understands that even though the fairies were able to block the attack the first time, his strategy was still successful. He'll be able to destroy planets regularly again.

Valtor puts the object back where he found it and notices an intriguing book nearby. He'd like to take the time to look through it, but he isn't sure that his creators will be that patient. If they talk to him again, asking them for more time may be worth the risk.

Suddenly, Valtor senses panic above him again. He didn't do anything, so his creators must have appeared above the witch city. From what he can sense, the reverence that the witches from the first witch settlement felt for them is gone. The witches only fear them now.

Valtor transports outside and levitates closer to his creators. They say that they're satisfied with his choice to return to destroying planets so soon and expect him to continue to destroy more.

Valtor decides it isn't worth the risk to ask his creators for more time. Rather, it's better if he says nothing at all. They disappear, and he levitates to the ground just in time for the witch leader to meet him in front of the building.

The witch leader asks Valtor which planet be destroyed. He answers, and she asks if any of the objects were helpful. He agrees, but he'd like to try others. She says that he's welcome to try out as many as he'd like. It's likely he'll take her up on that.

What Valtor didn't sense was that his creators were still watching him. They haven't yet realized that learning all he can about these objects is the best path forward. They want him to destroy a planet as soon as possible rather than spending time learning more about the objects

Valtor goes back to the basement in search of another object. He feels a slight pull to explore the witch city, but he knows he doesn't have time for that. He needs to focus only on destroying planets.

Valtor returns to looking at the objects, still tempted to read one of the many books also contained in the room. He needs to push away that desire, too. He has to focus on planetary destruction.

Valtor decides to go after the first light planet next. It would be best if he could find a nature object to attack that one, but he can tell all the nature objects here aren't powerful enough. There aren't many of them, either. There must not be many nature witches.

Valtor finds a powerful enough darkness object that he could absorb the magic in. He does and goes to the room to practice using it. He'll try not to destroy any walls this time.

It takes Valtor a few hours to learn how to use the object, and he still doesn't feel like he knows it as well as he could. He kept becoming distracted by the desire to learn more and explore the city. Each time, he pushed those thoughts away, but they kept coming back.

It becomes night. The witch leader decides to check on Valtor to see if he needs a place to stay. He answers that he has to focus on practicing magic. She's concerned but realizes he knows himself best. If he can continue working through the night, she should let him.

Valtor decides that by the next morning, another planet will be destroyed. Realizing that his thoughts would only distract him from that goal, he immediately goes to the first light planet to destroy it.

Valtor takes the essence of the first light planet, transfers it to a crystal, and sends it to his creators' dimension. He was so distracted that he failed to realize the light essence damaged the darkness essence from the object within him.

Two light fairies and two Domino fairies came to defend this planet. Confident in his abilities, Valtor incorrectly assumed this would be an easy fight. When he tried to use the essence essence the object, he found it wasn't as powerful as it was before. He doesn't win the fight.

As the last moments pass before the first light planet is destroyed, the Domino fairies ask Valtor where the essence is. He refuses to answer. They could hit him again, but they don't have enough time. They return to their planet, leaving the light fairies and Valtor behind.

Because of the mistake he made, Valtor doesn't have enough strength to get himself off the planet. He can sense it being destroyed, all life slowly fading off of it. He considers that this may be his end.