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This method can only be truly understood after experiencing it firsthand, but the marks left on those bones indicate a remarkable sharpness and piercing power. Coupled with speed, even a significant disparity between opponents may not matter.
As long as there is enough time, grinding down the opponent bit by bit could very well be feasible.
The most pressing issue at hand is to eliminate this adversary first. The companions behind were also anxiously watching, as the absence of any distractions allowed the shadow to move even faster. It seemed that without any resistance to its forward momentum, the opponent's confidence only grew.
Freya felt quite frustrated and drew her sword, charging forward.
If it weren't for a tinge of fear in her heart, she might not have worried about whether that sharpness could easily tear through her defensive gear, let alone her flesh. However, now that she was personally involved, her concerns deepened. The speed was alarming; both she and her enemy matched each other in pace. She could clearly see that the foe before her was a Queen Bee. While not particularly terrifying, it was a natural predator with considerable life force accumulated. This indicated that such creatures were carnivorous Ancient Creatures, resembling a semi-evolved form of a bee. If conditions allowed, it could potentially evolve into another form entirely.
The Queen Bee also noticed her presence; it seemed that competitors naturally formed an unspoken connection. In this moment, the Queen Bee appeared to have some thoughts of its own. To an ordinary observer, both their speeds seemed to reach an astonishing level, their figures blending into the environment. In reality, they had not vanished; rather, their high velocity caused them to appear blurred.
Relock, with his keen eyesight, could only see a flickering Phantom moving about. He rubbed his eyes and remarked, “This speed is truly incredible; just watching for a moment has made my eyes weary. I can hardly keep up with that shadow's pace. I never expected a human could reach such speeds—what an unexpected development!”
Though sound was invisible, the booming noise traveling through the air indicated some form of response capability. This was indeed an unforeseen outcome; those roars must be the result of slicing through the air. Could a human really achieve this? That was what truly astonished everyone!
Without question, attacks collided mid-air. Such scenes were impossible to perceive with the naked eye; inevitably, what everyone saw were either phantoms or two afterimages locked in fierce confrontation, placing a heavy burden on their vision.
Closing her eyes and relying on her senses made her wary of falling debris that could injure her—there was no avoiding that risk. To fully experience the outcome of this battle required some sacrifice.
Moreover, at such high speeds, even they could hardly fathom how thrilling this combat scene would be; they likely never anticipated such a result.
It became evident that in this vast world where nothing is unbreakable, swift attacks could evade everything. Amidst such impacts came the clash between sharp teeth and Dual Daggers, resonating with a thunderous sound akin to metal striking metal.
The speed was generally fast, and during the process, Freyr managed to dodge a few times. A mark was cut into the soft armor on his chest, just barely missing him. Fortunately, his resilience was strong enough; otherwise, he would have been injured. Although he wasn't sure if his body could be sliced in half, it was definitely impossible to come out unscathed.
He had once witnessed the weapon used by his master, the Demon Blade, a sword capable of cutting a person without a trace. According to some stories about the Demon Blade, it could cleave through ribs and shoulders, and if the opponent didn't feel fear, it could potentially cut through half a person. The sharpness of this blade was comparable to that of the Demon Blade; it didn't need to be defined that way, but its sharpness was indeed rare. Achieving such a level with a physical body seemed incredibly difficult; perhaps this was the nature of living beings—innately predatory.
On one hand, Freyr took a step back and then gathered all his strength to charge forward, slicing and sweeping. He unleashed basic techniques he had never consciously thought about before; defense and offense intertwined seamlessly. It seemed that his opponent anticipated his attacks and easily defended against them.
It appeared that its intelligence was indeed inferior to that of humans because it had exposed too many flaws just moments ago. If his master were here, with the same speed, victory would be assured in an instant. However, his master did not possess such speed. The Queen Bee had strong offensive capabilities but was limited in intelligence; its attacks and defenses were separate. Therefore, Freyr did not leave many opportunities for it, fearing that it might learn and mimic him like a monkey imitating a tiger.
Suddenly, his body moved again. The Queen Bee confronted him with an onslaught akin to a storm—Feather Dragon Dance. This technique was extremely complex and required even faster coordination. The rapid Stone Buddha unleashed an overwhelming force like a tornado, sweeping through with chaotic attacks.
Although this move consumed a significant amount of stamina, very few enemies had ever emerged unscathed from it. Surviving meant victory; if he had enough stamina left when using this technique, the energy expenditure would be immense. At this moment, he truly wanted to avoid further entanglement with the Queen Bee.
If possible, he wished he could take a break. However, he had depleted too much stamina so far. Consuming nutritional drinks helped restore some energy, but these energies merely replenished what remained in his body. The best way to recover stamina was still rest—even just sleeping for a bit would help alleviate some soreness and restore strength.
As Feather Dragon Dance commenced, he began to spin irregularly, increasing speed with each rotation. Freyr did not want to give the Queen Bee too many chances for counterattacks. While initiating this move, he also pushed Time's Bond to its third layer of mastery. Initially, they were evenly matched; if he continued to elevate his power further, even he might struggle to control it properly. He was eager to witness the power of this technique himself; if he couldn't manage it well, it would indeed become quite troublesome.
The gravity around the Queen Bee shifted suddenly as it maintained a defensive posture, using its pitifully sharp teeth to protect itself.
However, that kind of defense was hardly effective. If it were an all-out attack or evasion, there might still be a chance for success since Feather Dragon Dance consumed considerable stamina and had limited range and precision.
Of course, all of this was beyond the comprehension of the Queen Bee's intelligence.
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