Falling Mage and the Power of Divergence

Jack is not the official contractor for the Devil's Sword Crimson Bloom, he is only a loaned user. For this reason, I cannot freely use the original power of the Devil's Sword Crimson Bloom. The Devil's Sword Crimson Bloom requires the permission of a masked girl who is a contractor to use her original powers.

I wouldn't have to use the original power of the Devil's Sword Crimson Bloom if it was a regular Jack, but I couldn't say that all this time either. And the contractor, the masked girl, unilaterally releases the original power of the Devil's Sword Crimson Bloom without listening to Jack's intentions.

The original power of the Devil's Sword Crimson Bloom is to recover the soul of the opponent slashed with that sword and use the ability of life until the soul is depleted. Previously Jack used the magic of an unsuitable fire attribute by using the power of the Devil's Sword Crimson Bloom, but this time the liberated soul is the soul of a dark attribute.

Besides, he is the soul of an adventurer who made a name for himself as a powerful man in his life. Such an adventurer's dark attribute coupled with Jack's dark attribute creates a new darkness that is different from the decline. The power is so pure darkness that it is illusory that it may be comparable to the power of night, and the more ordinary darkness the easier it is to be swallowed.

"What did you...?

Seiya, unable to swallow what happened suddenly in front of her, gives a wary look, but Jack answers in a grumpy manner.

"Mizuchi, that's it"

"What?"

Jack waves down the Devil's Sword Crimson Bloom elsewhere, confused by magic as if people had changed. Then a slaughter with the magic of a high purity dark attribute similar to the night strikes Seyya.

Seiya thinks of accepting a slaughter that is clearly different from the one Jack has shot so far with the magic of the dark attribute, but quickly jumped to the side and dodged, realizing that defending him was a bad idea.

This choice was correct in the sense of avoidance, but it was a mistake from the perspective of the whole battle.

"Shit..."

It was not until shortly after Seyya had evaded it that she understood it.

Shortly after dodging the slaughter shot out of Jack, Seyya feels fierce tiredness. It is fatigue as if the function in the body had ceased to be active at the same time, intense enough to feel that the spirit might also become active with the cessation of the flesh.

Seiya, who was only moving her eyes and bouncing sideways, sent her gaze behind herself, and there was Jack setting up the Devil's Sword Crimson Bloom to aim at Seiya shortly after she dodged. Apparently, he was reading Seiya's behavior at the same time as he shot the slaughter.

Seiya soon understood that the identity of the intense tiredness she felt was Jack's unfolding decline. But the decline is so powerful that it is not comparable to the earlier decline that it also acts without difficulty on the body of Seyya, which was entangled in the magic of the dark attributes.

It is an unpredictable decline so far given the time that has elapsed since entering the decline zone.

slaughtered. I was so sure Seyya, but my body doesn't move even to deal with it. I'm even trying to stop thinking on top. I didn't think a powerful decline would come this far, Seyya was in a completely void poked form.

In addition, the magic power of the dark attributes wrapped around Jack's Devil's Sword Crimson Bloom is also so high in purity that it is not comparable to earlier. Its power seems comparable to that of the Demon King, but Jack's Demon Sword Crimson Bloom will amputate Seyya's flesh before he thinks about it like that.

It was entirely the moment when the battle was decided.

Even if Seyya could move, she wouldn't be able to prevent Jack from attacking with the magic that could be used within the declining zone. Having understood Seyya's prowess through previous battles, Jack was confident it would be his last hand. It's an unintentional form, but Jack is also not a child enough to claim to be square and so on in battle.

The next moment ends the life of a man who was one of those in front of him with his demon sword Crimson Bloom. Because it was Jack who thought so, the next moment, his expression was engulfed with amazement and anger.

Slashed, killed, dead. Seyya was surprisingly calm when she felt intensely dead in declining thoughts. On the contrary, there was enough room left to remember nostalgia for something I hadn't felt close to in a long time called "death".

Having already dived through the dead line many times, Seyya's flesh had moved on its own against consciousness. I don't know if that's due to survival instincts, or if it's routine when you intuit death.

It's just that Seyya's flesh takes action as usual without delay, like a machine.

The yellow magic that surrounds Seyya's flesh at the same time as the magic of the dark attributes that were wrapped around her whole body fogs acts not only on the surface of the flesh, but also on the interior of the flesh. It gives life and vitality enough to exceed it to the body and spirit attacked by intense tiredness.

It just blows away the decline that was acting on the flesh without interruption and raises everything in the flesh.

That power is the first force not to be seen in this Dacrya. For this reason there will be a handful of adventurers who have seen its power in the human race of Dacrea. And the adventurer who sees that power should be vigilant when he sees that power that corresponds to the dark attribute.

You may even learn to fear the possibility of that power.

But Jack was different. It's not fear or alarm that Jack felt when he fought that power once. Simple frustration. Whoever possesses that power, without exception, is a man of a country different from the nations of the Jacks.

I mean, for whatever reason, they're only enemies.

So when Jack sees that power, he perceives the user of that power as a clear enemy. And that power was used in front of me again.

The opponent he tried to slash himself shouldn't even be able to move under the effects of decay. You should be so depressed that you don't even know if you can recognize all that or have been slashed.

Yet it moved. It also took the Demon Sword Crimson Bloom that it waved down itself with a double sword that spun its side bouncing body and held it in both hands. The flesh was soldered with purple magic earlier, covered with yellow magic.

There is no reason why comprehension cannot be pursued. Jack knows what that yellow magic is, and he knows how it works. So I even understand why Seyya was able to move despite the effects of the decline.

In time, the emotion Jack had was anger.

"Oh, my God..."

Jack's killing drive toward Seyya was the sharpest and roughest ever.