Theron landed on the ground lightly, hardly reacting much to his victory at all.
Mason was right about one thing, he was targeting the shield over and over again in an attempt to break it. But it wasn't to prove a point, he didn't have the care or will to do such a thing. Instead, he was testing to see if his method of dealing with Silver Resonance Ebonstone could be used against Gold Resonance Ebonstone as well.
Ebonstone was a very powerful defensive stone. Usually, the larger it was, the more defensive properties it had. To be used in small little shields like Mason did was actually the worst use case of it—which was probably also why Mason had no choice but to move up to Gold Resonance Ebonstone, otherwise enemies at his level would deal with them too easily.
But ultimately, Ebonstone functioned just like any Mancer or Mana Beast did: it used Mana.
Anything that worked with Mana could be countered with Mana.
