Reincarnation Monarch

It was Gaius who kept moving slowly with his back perfectly against the wall, but he never saw the shadow of those he considered enemies since.

For this reason, Gaius thought it was not obvious to look around from the wall any further, and moved on to thoughtful action again.

"You really don't seem willing to show yourself, do you? Okay, I get it. If that's what you want!

Gaius says, no, I jumped on the desk in front of him.

But when I looked down from the high desk, I saw no shadow or shape of the enemy.

"You can't see. But I'm pretty sure I saw a shadow earlier. Then it's until we find it, until we keep flying!

Gaius screamed, "No, I flew well.

Then he landed at another desk nearby, and immediately flew to another desk.

Gaius continued to fly boldly and uninterrupted, with the result that he finally fulfilled the purpose he wanted.

"There you are!

Gaius found the shadow of the enemy or let a quick, raging flame emanate from his right hand.

The flames tore the air apart as they drew a spiral, causing it to strike brilliantly into the black shadow of its target.

"See!

Gaius raised his euphoria.

It cleared up the depression I was slowly searching for while hiding in plain sight, not even in the pattern so far, and there was a grin on its face.

"Look at you! Blackburn!"

Gaius was right, the enemy's body burned up instantly, and after a few seconds it seemed certain to be like a charcoal extinguishing.

But the next moment something unexpected happened for Gaius.

The space just behind the burning enemy suddenly rocked heavily.

At first Gaius thought that the power of the flames caused the air to shake like a Yangtze.

But it wasn't, actually.

I thought the space swayed, but suddenly it ripped wide open.

And the black arm grew out of that great rift.

I thought so. I grabbed the burning enemy and quickly pulled him to the other side of the rift.

Gaius, to a lesser extent, had a flashing look on his face and had a boisterous look for a while.

But he returned to me immediately, and burst into flames.

But it was already late, and by the time the flames arrived, the rift had disappeared beautifully.

For this reason, the flames could only pass empty through the space where there was a rift and burn the opposite wall with lumps.