Legend

When Geiska was savoring despair...... naturally, the battle between Ray and the Black Wolf was still going on.

The battle that gets intense over time is so advanced that it seems that whoever sees this battle can pay for it.

That was an incomparable battle with the mock battle Ray had a while ago.

But Elaine is the only one watching the battle.

Elaine, who is still watching her beloved man fight, was already completely awake to the drunkenness of alcohol.

(Um, the ability to supposedly metastasize. That's the trouble anyway)

The Death Size and Twilight Spear Strike that Ray wields is powerful enough to take the Black Wolf's life in a single blow if it is the only way to hit it.

Also, even if it didn't go that far, it was certain to do enough scratches to interfere with the fight.

Nonetheless, the Black Wolf immediately transfers and dodges such a ray blow as it strikes out.

... That was an action because I believe that the Black Wolf can't take the blow Ray fired, but that's why the Black Wolf's decision was very accurate.

Originally, it is not so easy to imitate a continuous and calm evasion of a blow that easily takes one's life.

But if you try to be the black wolf of an awesome assassin, it wasn't a hard story to keep avoiding that attack.

"Shit, you're insistent!

Ray exposes his frustration against the black wolf, who dodges a death-size blow and leaps back to distance himself from Ray.

I also used some skills, but the Black Wolf was dodging all of them.

What exactly does Ray's skill do... he doesn't know about it, but he dodges it.

The power of the attack itself is not that powerful, but only in terms of its ability to evade things, it definitely comes to the top among the opponents that Ray has fought so far.

Though not that powerful, the black wolf's claws are as sharp as daggers.

It's the Black Wolf's job, if we just do the act of assassination, it's a perfectly fine offensive power.

Now the black wolf is like a dagger with fingers of both hands, and a sharp fang from the mouth... because it has a fang worthy of the name Black Wolf.

……

Did you feel frustrated with Ray's words, the black wolf who took an intermission with Ray... disappear the next moment.

In the next moment, when he thought the figure disappeared without motion or anything, the figure of the black wolf was behind the ray, waving down its nails.

But Ray has also disappeared in front of him more than once before, and this is how he is attacked.

Even if it was an attack that would normally be difficult to avoid, it was only natural to get used to it if you went through it so many times.

... If normal, it was not a strange blow to be fatal, but Ray spins his body and waves a death size while dodging that blow.

That blow is powerful and sharp enough to easily reap a person's life.

Naturally, the Black Wolf also quickly jumps back and distance himself from Ray, beyond being fatally wounded if he takes such a blow.

It's been a series of actions we've been through many times before, but that's why Ray questions it.

(Why are you behind me when you've decided where to show up?

Ask me that question.

Naturally, it is true that transferring behind is effective in the sense of poking at the opponent's will.

But that would only be the first time, or maybe a few degrees afterwards.

Despite this, the black wolf decides to show up behind Ray.

There was a thought in Ray that a black wolf with just enough strength to do it with himself so far couldn't possibly understand that. I mean...

(Is there a constraint that only behind the other person to transfer? No, but I've seen the sight disappear in front of me a few times before, but it didn't look like there was any such constraint)

It's not a battle, but when Ray encountered the Black Wolf, he did things like disappear at some point after it was decided.

At that time, he didn't disappear in any other way than by showing up behind Ray's back, so now the Black Wolf's behavior was nothing but questionable for Ray.

(In the first place, if you transfer overhead instead of transferring behind your back, this one will be confused with a lot of things. Doesn't do that... No, I knew that's what that meant to me that I couldn't?

Put your strength into the hand that holds the Death Size, and now move from yourself instead of waiting for the Black Wolf to act.

"Magic Shield!

A shield of light, produced with its words.

A skill that creates such a shield of light that it is only once, but surely accepts any attack.

If you turn it into a black wolf, that shield of light that Ray created from nowhere was a very suspicious and alarming being.

The gaze on Ray gets tighter internationally, and the dagger-like nails stretching from the fingers of the black wolf's hand make a noise and bump into each other.

It was a small sound, but wonders and their sounds were also well heard in Ray's ears.

But I don't give a shit about the way the black wolves are being alerted like that - naturally because they're the ones fighting - but Ray approaches the black wolves with his magic shield deployed.

(Based on that look, the Black Wolf is definitely on guard for the Magic Shield. Then perhaps the next black wolf is the batter......)

The next time he thinks about the actions he should take, Ray approaches the Black Wolf and waves the death size.

The Black Wolf doesn't show what he's thinking or how Ray would respond to anything in particular if he came at him.

That's how Death Size swings...... The next moment, the Black Wolf naturally disappears.

The moment I saw it, Ray tried to swing the death size towards the back......

(No!?

Like before, it was Ray who swung the death size thinking he would be transferring back, but it was on the right side of Ray that signs of the Black Wolf were released.

But Ray used to try to wield his death size toward the left - in the opposite direction to the clock's second hand - and as of now, the black wolf was just behind Ray, more than in that position.

For a moment, it was a lost ray to do, but the stray was for a moment... no, there's only less than a moment.

Ray wields his death size as it is.

More than the absence of a black wolf where I naturally thought I was, that would be a blow as if it were going to slash and tear through the air... at that time, the magic shield Ray used would be attacked by the black wolf and scattered as a grain of light.

But... naturally, that doesn't end Ray's behavior.

Originally, I attacked where I thought there was a black wolf. As it stood, I twisted my body further around my leg and swung the death size toward where the current black wolf is.

Behavior because of Magic Shield's ability to prevent enemy attacks only once but completely.

It has been slightly conveyed to my hands, the feeling of slashing something and tearing it apart and the feeling of something heavy hitting and blowing it away.

Turning his gaze to the place where the black wolf was in the situation where he swung the death size, there was a black wolf figure blowing straight up.

Have you seen a black wolf like that and inflicted a fatal wound? And Ray, who I expected, turns his gaze to the black wolf, who soon blows away with a harsh look.

If the Death Size blade had hit properly, that would not have been such a thing as blowing up, and the torso would have been split in two straight upside down.

That's what makes the blood smell, but it's still a pentathlon-satisfactory situation... because the Black Wolf outdid the Death Size blow by some means.

(Did you retreat backwards in an aggressive manner?

From being blown away, Ray anticipates as he looks at the black wolf who twisted his body in the air and landed on the ground.

If the Black Wolf had been behind it the way he was aiming from the start, he wouldn't have been able to afford to act like that.

But this time the Black Wolf showed up behind Ray as before... not on the right.

That made Ray waste his time, although it was less than a moment short.

As a result, even a death-size blow, the Black Wolf managed to jump back to weaken the power of the attack and just afford to recieve it.

(That's what it looks like we should metastasize and dodge... no, isn't it that easy? In fact, even in previous battles, when metastases can be easily avoided, they are usually avoided with physical abilities. Perhaps there is some constraint, as I just thought, even in skills)

While setting the death size, Ray observes the Black Wolf again.

The blow now couldn't do anything to kill the Black Wolf.

But it was nevertheless definitely capable of inflicting wounds, and at the same time it was true that wounds undoubtedly affected the battle, even if they were not fatal.

"What do we do? Wouldn't you be able to fight with that wound the way you've fought before? If you're surrendering, you can save your life."

The black wolf, so told, takes his hand off his abdomen, which he had held since he landed.

Weren't you unnecessarily trying to keep the blood from flowing?

That's what I thought Ray...... I saw a place where I put my hands out of the way and breathe small from surprise.

Because the wound was obviously small.... No, it is correct that it is getting smaller and smaller in its current progression.

Several small bubble-like objects are coming out of the wound, by the effect of the bubble or otherwise?

Whatever it was, the wound I had just applied was recovering rapidly, and that's definitely how fast I could see it with my eyes.

"Are you kidding me?

It was a grunting ray, but it's not a joke or anything, it's an unmistakable fact that actually gets smaller at a rate that you can see with your eyes at the end of your gaze.

Now, isn't that what you can't win if you cut your neck off with one blow and you don't cut your torso?

No, even if you cut your neck or torso in some cases, if you stick to it instantly, it will stick.

It may be called amazing resilience, or regeneration, but seeing black wolves today makes me think so.

(In other words, do you need to kill them in one blow to defeat them? It also needs to be kept from playing the moment you kill it)

For Ray, being a black wolf is never a hater.

No, there's something about using drugs to make me attack myself, but I still don't think it's from the experience of feeding you, or hating you as much as I want to kill you.

Nevertheless, naturally, if you are going to attack yourself, I am not going to accept it in silence, etc.

That's why Ray is fighting the Black Wolf this way.

But still, are you sure you want to kill the Black Wolf? It wasn't that I didn't have the feeling.

(It would be best if you surrendered... yeah?

I was Ray thinking about that, knowing it was something I couldn't help myself... but, uh, I notice something wrong with the Black Wolf.

"Ugh... but..."

That's the first word leaked out of the mouth of a black wolf.

That was pretty much Ray's time with the Black Wolf, but still I've never heard a word the Black Wolf uttered.

But now is not the time to think about it.

The words out of the black wolf's mouth were such groans as if they would undoubtedly endure something.

"Black Wolf?

Ray, who doesn't know what the hell is going on and still speaks up like that for now.

But... the moment Ray calls out like that, the Black Wolf's gaze is directed straight at Ray.

He was usually a black wolf with little expression on his face, but there was clearly one emotion in the black wolf today.

It's... hunger.

(Why?

Until recently, there was nothing particularly hungry about it.

I knew there was a meaty matter and it was appetizing, but still hungry in this life-threatening battle, etc. wouldn't be normal.

When that happens, there is only one thing that comes to mind: why did this suddenly happen?

"I see. Regardless of the metastasis, when it comes to that intense resilience, were there any seeds or tricks"

As far as the current situation was concerned, it was clear that the earlier rapid recovery was not something that could continue to be used many times.

(Then there is no particular problem.... Later, if we continue to slaughter the Black Wolf until it exceeds its limits... slaughter, if we continue... can we?

He has a very high physical ability, and in his ability to evade, he will undoubtedly be at the top of what Ray has fought for so far.

Can you strike an opponent like that again and again?

I questioned that for a moment, but still couldn't leave here any more than I had to.