The first wave came and went in just barely a minute or so; it was more than the initial dozen skeletons, yes, but they were all so slow and so fragile that it was barely worth noting, at least past the obvious fun that came with treating their skulls like baseballs as I hit them out of the ring over and over again.
In total it was something like 35 or so skeletons, and they all fueled that fire inside of the brazier until it shone a brilliant scarlet, the flame getting closer to a bloody, ruby like red then the typical orange and yellowish coloration that most flames had.
When the last skeleton had its skull launched a few dozen feet away, the flame sputtered and coughed out a pure Mana Crystal that was a brilliant blood red, about the size of my fist and roughly cut to be a sphere, more than big enough to be a prize on its own.
