187 Episode 57: Starworn Helix (1/2)

As I told Wisteria, after counting exactly ten.

”Now!

Having seen Behemoth's breath (brace) converge enough, I angled the tense fence (shield) to deflect the enemy's attack.

At the same time, speak up to Wisteria for action. The brown elf said, ”Yes!,” he replied with a promise, then moved like he had been bounced. Ride the Klau Solas and fly towards Leelo Oasis by choosing a spot where the braces are less influential.

In the meantime, I kept my fence carefully. If, at all, Behemoth shows the temptation to target the Wisterias, he must move immediately.

But you should be fortunate, Behemoth's braces never changed track.

Are you squeezing your aim at me, or is there any other reason? It doesn't matter what's convenient for me. Now I can concentrate on combat without any worries.

The desert sand melts because of the enemy's attack, making it more likely when one side is around the volcanic crater, but this is a story that only needs to run through the sky as it did when fighting the puzzles.

Having determined that Wisteria and the others had taken a long enough distance, I pointed the cutting edge of the costume I had in my right hand at Behemoth while maintaining the fence with my left hand.

If possible, I just want to keep attacking Behemoth and restrain the other movement, but I don't have the skills to wear enemies at the end of the horizon.

However, I would be able to do enough to push the braces back for a little while. Pack the gap at once.

I concentrated my consciousness to release the drill. The drill is a powerful technique used in the battle against Hydra, and if it is the slaughter of a flying, the drill is a flying spike.

The braces of the powerful Behemoth are now turned into spears of light. To push this back, a spike like a drill would be better suited than a slaughter like a false eater.

Nevertheless, there is no art in just releasing a drill (though). Here is one, just as I elevated the ”Hayato” to ”Kokoku”, so the drill (and hence) will be transformed into my own. ”

In a fantasy sword stream, a drill is considered a spear.

I added an image of rotation there. A giant spinning spear - no, it's a spiral (screw). Sharp as a spear, spinning like a spiral (screw), wearing enemies, squirming, and thrusting moves (kegi).

Sprinkling the force (kei) that was pouring on the wall into the new move, the wall thinned and pushed into Behemoth's brace, but there was no problem. Wisteria and Klau Solas are not here already, even if the attack is running behind us.

As I worked out my strength to the limit, I unleashed a new force technique (Kagi) with all my might.

”The phantom burial is one sword - strong spine!

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- Whoo-hoo (oh), whoo-hoo (oh), whoo-hoo (oh).

'It' was - Behemoth was speaking up.

It was a voice filled with surprises, anger, sadness, confusion and all those emotions.

The breath (brace) emitted by Behemoth cannot help but involve his surroundings because of its power. The demons (children) who were eating meat around their mouths melted bones long ago. Those who were eating meat around their faces also fell one after the other with the fever of the braces that continued to beat them.

The grieving Behemoth hastened the settlement, but what is the matter, the enemy will not fall. Behemoth's brace is a special spear that pierces every shield. In fact, Behemoth has so far buried numerous enemies with this.

That attack doesn't work. No, instead of working, this is--

- Retreat my fangs and come to this bow (mi), or the primate (carrot).

Behemoth faintly trembles at the appearance of those who run through the universe like a disease, or who rush through the land of sand and loom.

He tries to release the braces again, but the enemy does not come in a straight line and does not allow Behemoth to set targets after frequent movements.

I also thought about snuffing out everything in my sight, but it has already been proven that this opponent can't get through with the diffused braces.