Gauss focused intently on the "protection" of the Mage Armor that was lost this time, gaining further insight in his heart.
This loss was significantly greater than the first time.
The difference between the two was that the first time, he had merely scratched a small area on his fingertip with great caution, but this time, he had cut about ten centimeters on the back of his hand, with much more force.
Even with the same weapon, the amplitude of the hit being different and the force applied varying, the loss to the armor would also differ.
Therefore, you can't simply quantify the protective effect of Mage Armor by how many attacks it can withstand.
Specific judgment still relies on personal feeling and experience.
Gauss tested for another period of time.
Until he felt the effect of the Mage Armor was very faint, he cautiously returned the knife to his fingertip.
Applying slight pressure.
In the next moment, accompanied by a crisp "bang."
