Chapter 321: A Gap Is Obscuring His Vision
Location: Golden Forest. Gravin descended from the sky using the technique of being thrown down by Seraph. Whoosh!
Gravin landed on the golden ground with a boom. His strong legs could withstand the fall from such a great height.
The ground beneath his feet cracked, indicating the force of the fall was immense.
Gravin landed perfectly. His gaze turned to the direction behind him.
He saw a herd of over fifty demonic snakes running in the direction the red liquid had lured them.
Gravin saw that the path was safe. The surrounding area was clear, with no creatures that threatened him.
Gravin ran straight ahead at full speed. Whoosh! He didn't want to be careless. His gaze turned to the surrounding area for an extra layer of safety.
Seraph looked at Gravin, who was running towards Fiona at a speed much faster than himself.
Seraph was floating in mid-air, flying hurriedly, wondering what to do.
"The weight of one person is already that much." If two of them were to join, how would my plane survive?
The boy turned to look. The snakes had gathered around the red potion.
Seraph pulled out a blue potion, a five-colored potion.
The color was like the color of intense lightning.
The beauty of this potion was intriguing, and the intense color showed its incredible effectiveness.
"Better safe than sorry. At least we must destroy these guys to prevent any further consequences."
Seraph threw the blue potion into the crowd of snake demons. Whoosh!
One of the snake demons was hit by the glass bottle. The attacked snake demon's gaze shifted away from the potion and focused on Seraph instead.
The snake demon slithered towards Seraph, angered by the assault.
Seraph fled away. His expression calm, he flew off into the distance, trying to distance himself from the demon serpent. Whoosh!
[Oh, shit! I made a bad decision. That guy ignored the demon lure and turned to me instead...]
Even though Seraph knew he was wrong, he didn't express any regret for what he had done.
"Fine, just one. Let it go." Seraph, who had thrown the blue liquid, hit the demon serpent's head. The liquid flowed down its head.
Gravin ran up to Fiona, a young girl sleeping soundly with her clothes torn at the shoulder.
Gravin reached out and shook Fiona, trying to wake her from her sweet dreams.
Fiona's body trembled, and she felt something on her shoulder, as if someone was calling her to wake her.
Gravin's voice hurried, "Miss Fiona! Miss Fiona, wake up! We have to escape!"
Gravin shook Fiona's body, urging her to wake up.
In Fiona's mind, A young girl who saw only darkness because her eyes were closed.
The beautiful, colorful eyes slowly opened, and consciousness slowly returned.
Someone had awakened her from her slumber, and the pitch-black space gradually saw light.
Gravin's body entered Fiona's line of sight.
"It's so noisy. This genius is trying to sleep. I'll wake him up at night."
Fiona saw Gravin's hazy form and spoke in a childish voice, reluctant to wake up early.
Fiona closed her eyes again, beginning to fall asleep.
Gravin shook Fiona's body, slightly angry at the child's nonsense.
[You little brat, hurry up and wake up. If you don't wake up, you'll definitely die here!?]
"No way. Hurry up and wake up. The situation is bad right now. Let's go back to sleep."
Fiona kept her eyes closed, trying not to listen to Gravin's voice.
Gravin saw the child in front of her. No matter how hard she tried, she wouldn't wake up.
He began to carry Fiona in a princess-like position. [Shit, this brat is truly a genius. In a situation like this, she's still able to sleep. What's in her head that makes her not afraid of death!?]
Gravin picked up Fiona. Fiona opened her eyes and saw the sky, with Seraph floating in mid-air.
Fiona smiled slightly. "My soul is truly strong. Dying won't be easy. What's the plan?" Fiona stopped acting silly and got serious.
Gravin spoke up. "We'll use Seraph's flight to escape."
Fiona looked around, her face showing shock as the area in front of her was destroyed.
The situation couldn't be lost. Fiona opened her mouth to look at Seraph, and a shout rang out.
"Seraph, back!" Fiona's shrill voice alerted Seraph, who was waiting in mid-air.
Seraph turned to look. Behind him, in the sky above his head,
The iguana, having lost one of its arms, charged towards him. Pewwwwwww.
The iguana, having lost one of its right wings, caught up with the seraph.
The reason it was able to catch up was simple: the seraph's slow flight speed and the Demon Seduction Potion
had lured the seraphs to converge in one spot.
The iguana, having no contact with the demon snake, had the opportunity to attack the seraph, seeking revenge for the loss of its own wing. Pewwwwwww.
The black dot charged at high speed, flying closer to the seraph.
Phewwww
Seraph raised his magical sword to meet the attack. Phewwww
BOOM!
The iguana's wings clashed with Seraph's sword. Boom!
Seraph channeled all his strength into his arms, his increased strength.
Seraph could only withstand a small amount of the impact. His calm face stared at the iguana, which was expressing anger over its one wing.
The anger at the loss of its wings had caused the demonic bird to harbor a deep hatred towards both of them.
His flight speed had been reduced by more than half.
Seraph stared at the sword in his hand, taking the iguana's attack, which was covered in black smoke.
[Sigh, it keeps coming, like a stream of water, huh?] Seraph shot forward, driven by the iguana's momentum. Pewwww
In that instant, black smoke gathered and slashed towards Seraph. Boom!
Since Seraph had been sent flying, he evaded the iguana's ultimate attack.
Seraph flew far away. A shout rang out, "Gather at the meeting point!" Seraph shouted, reluctantly breaking away from the group. Whoosh!
Gravin heard him shout, "Yes!" Gravin responded.
He started running in the opposite direction from Seraph, trying to escape the place first. Whoosh!
Fiona, in Gravin's arms, watched Seraph slowly distance himself. Seraph's body grew smaller and smaller.
Fiona didn't smile, just thinking, "If I had the same abilities, I wouldn't have to run like this."
Gravin looked at the girl. "Sir, can we do this?"
Fiona nodded, jumped out of Gravin's arms,
and began running at her own pace. "Alright then. Follow me. I have a path to take." Fiona turned another path, heading for a different location.
Gravin nodded, not knowing Fiona was leading him. Where to?
The seraph, who had plunged down, struck the ground with the force of an iguana. Boom!
The seraph landed easily, his eyes calm and composed, without fear in his heart.
He saw the iguana plunging down. Whoosh! A black shadow swooped down, like black ink dangling down. Whoosh!
"Sigh! If I hadn't interrupted Gravin, he would have escaped with those people.
My own mistake, I must take responsibility for it." The seraph assumed a pair of scissors, but because he didn't have his other sword, he could only strike with one hand.
The seraph dodged slightly. Whoosh! Boom!
The seraph crashed into the ground with a boom. His right claw swung straight at the seraph. Pew!
The seraph gripped his sword tightly, slashing with his claw. Pew! Boom!
The claws were sent flying in different directions. Pew!
The seraph saw the claws being deflected. A slight smile crossed her face. "You're insulting me, little bird. You think I'm not fighting and flying slowly, so I'm weak?
The moment you're confident you can defeat me, that's when you reveal your weakness.
According to Fiona's teachings, when you're confident you'll win,
they'll reveal their weakness. So, Fiona's reason for being at a disadvantage is because their confidence overshadows their vigilance.
If you want to defeat a powerful opponent, create a gap that obscures the hidden blade.
The Seraph's sword reflected the shape of the iguana. "Sorry, little bird. You've lost." The Seraph slashed the moment the iguana revealed its weakness. Pew!
The iguana watched the blade gradually approach its head, and the blade would cut off this demonic bird.
Death was approaching.