Reincarnation Monarch

One.

In response to Gaius' words, Signus moved his eyebrows slightly picky.

Then Gaius, who found it aiming at him, raised his mouth angle and laughed.

"I knew it. You had a pretty good idea, didn't you? Look at how different I am. You just didn't think I was going through hell, did you?

"Wow. Hell..."

"Oh. There. Well, there's a lot going on. It's unlimited."

"... What are you talking about unlimiting from earlier?

"You know what I mean. It's about freeing my memories of my past life."

"... well. I remember..."

"Oh. Thanks to you, I've never been better at using my powers than I was before, and I've been able to remember all kinds of magic. How about there? Because of this, why don't you test my powers?

Signus then pulled in the grin he had had until earlier, and made a transformation as soon as he turned to a vicious face.

"Hmm. You seem pretty confident, huh? Then... let's not. Apparently, my share is bad now..."

"Look at that. I knew you were afraid of me."

"... whatever you say. But now... we don't fight."

"So what do we do? Do you want to run?"

"... right. Let me do that."

Gaius laughed invincibly as he raised his mouth again.

"You know, keep it that far. You think I'm gonna miss it now?

Signus didn't answer that, he just glanced at Gaius.

Gaius then took his firing gaze firmly from the front.

"If you want to run, run. Because I will chase you to the end of the earth."

That was the signal between the two of us.

Signus rose like a missile with explosive acceleration, breaking through the skylight where the brilliant sunlight plunged in and jumped out.

Then Gaius also soared with little time between them, and flew away after Signus.

Calmis, who was left on the spot, stood with a look of surprise for a while, but quickly regained his mind, he rushed to summon the dystopian who had taken refuge in the neighbouring room.

Two.

Signus gradually flew horizontally drawing loose parabolas as he rose to the height of the clouds.

But its speed never faded, and it continued to fly in a straight line toward the other side of the horizon.

The opposing Gaius also flew horizontally following the trajectory of the signals, following them without leaving.

(... That's just fast. Is it each other at speed? But how about total health and magic?

Gaius didn't try to catch up any faster, but decided to keep flying and bring it into the enduring battle.

As a result, the two were to continue to fly for quite some time.

But it also finally came to an end.

Whether the signal was just exhausted, it slowed down gradually and finally descended into the desolate desert zone.

Then Gaius also went down to the earth about twenty meters away from the Signus.

"Isn't that nice? As a place to fight, I think you deserve it inside, don't you?

When Gaius said so, he winked lightly toward Signus.