Chapter 221 - The Ark Of Seawater Element (2/2)

But Ashley, being the stickman filled with surprises, decided that it was time to unleash what he had up on his sleeve. The moment both shields shattered, Ashley shot both hands out and leaned forward.

”Torrential Rainfall!” yelled Ashley as he took a step forward with all his might.

A sudden wave of seawater came out from his palms. This shocked all of the Mages as it pushed the Howl back. And the battle was looking towards Ashley's favor as the Howl got pushed so far that it was Benjamin's turn to move backward

”That's, ENOUGH!” roared the Corrupted one.

With that said, the tides changed when Benjamin fully unleashed his wings. As soon as those rotten things sprouted from his back, Ashley's spell quickly got destroyed. His wings were wilted, decayed as his state looked disastrous. A complete opposite of Mavislin.

A huge influx of the Corrupted One's Aura decimated the area. And unknown to them, had alerted the other beings outside of the Old Chapel. But they aren't human.

”He finally appeared,” murmured the hooded girl, as her crimson eyes looked at the direction of the Old Chapel.

”After so many years... I finally get to use that spell again. And this time, I will not fail.”

The woman's hands tingled. Ah, it has been nearly a decade since that incident. For her, that is. Not for the unsuspecting audience. But she was not alone as the shadows around town crept up and headed for the clearing in the forest.

”This ain't lookin too good...” mumbled Gillian as he prepared to face the ultimate demon.

”Ash, I don't think you can continue fighting with just a Valkyrie backing you up,” said Gillian, resting his hands on Ash's and Mavislin's shoulders.

”You'll need to give the stage up to an Aki,” said Gillian, facing the demon head-on.

”Hey! That's rather rude,” complained Ashley, looking at the Aki.

”Whelp, there no turning back. Mavis, you know what to do,” instructed Gillian as he carefully rolled up his sleeves.

”Don't worry. I won't allow him to die this time,” said Mavislin, unleashing her wings.

Looking at the two in comparison, Mavislin's pair were nearly four times the size of her twin. As she gently flapped her wings to get off, the wind created was enough to be felt from afar.