Book 2: Chapter 51.3: Payback Part III

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Book 2: Chapter 51.3: Payback Part III

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Without wasting a second, I use both blood boil and life drain on the two while also manifesting several weapons of blood above my head that I send flying towards them. And out of the corner of my eye, I find Emily assaulting them with all of her skills and sending a wave of the viral mist towards them, disregarding stealth for pure force and speed. Which isnt saying much since its still not moving too fast.

Meanwhile Ace reaches for a card and draws it, a smile immediately brightening his face the moment he sees it. Then he starts outright laughing while his teammate begins singing a rather beautiful song that I cant understand a single word of, several fireballs beginning to appear around her as she does so. The fireballs then go flying to clash with my blades of blood, making my eyes narrow for a second.The inaugural upload of this chapter took place via N0v3l-B1n.

Maybe we might win this one after all, eh Sof? Ace shouts, sounding rather hysterical as he raises the card up, a volcano beneath some sort of grim reaper appearing on the card making it look rather foreboding.

I told you not to call me that, Sof, also known as Songstress says in a tired but not unhappy voice right when she pauses in her song, making the fireballs stop for moment. She then smiles slightly at the sight of the card and focuses on him instead, simply letting the blades of blood approach as she starts singing again, changing her tone this time to be a much softer melody instead of the more intense but beautiful one she had before. And right when she does, a glowing green light shoots from her hand to envelop Ace as the card begins to leak magma, the magma burning the card in the process.

That cant be good, I mutter before glancing at Emily to find her looking at me and nodding. So I begin jumping up the wall straight towards the Songstress, deciding to keep a little distance between myself and Ace for the moment.

And judging by the slight frown he makes at that as the card continues transforming into a literal volcano with some sort of skeleton wearing a cloak and holding a scythe very much reminding me of the grim reaper on the card that is from the old world mythology appearing above the volcano. Ace then points down at Emily, making my eyes widen as the skeleton focuses on her.

Shit.

Without wasting a second, I change my trajectory by jumping off the wall straight towards Ace, ignoring his skill entirely in the hopes that killing him will dispel it. And considering that his eyes widen into saucers when he sees what Im doing, I think its safe to assume it will.

Youre one to talk, Tar mutters, to which I ignore.

I also ignore my arm which is quite painful, even with 32.5% of the pain not being there. Although theres also the 50% removed from the magical reality itself, so really its just about 67.5% of the remaining 50%. So about 33.75% of the actual pain Id feel if this happened.

Which is still fucking painful, but tolerable at least.

Well, looks like we have their core now. A pity I wont be able to fight Shifter, but in hindsight, it may be best that I dont fight until this wound heals.

Stupid card skill. Stupid dumb luck.

I climb to my feet before beginning to walk over towards the room housing their core, Emily quickly making her way towards the stairs as I do so judging by the sound of her footsteps. But right when Im almost at the doorway of the large balcony, I stop as I hear footsteps from outside of the tower rushing over here.

No he cant be I mutter while turning around and still holding my arm so that its still perfectly in place for the healing.

The sound of the footsteps suddenly stop as I hear a whoosh outside.

Then the wall of the large room bursts inwards and a man with glowing red eyes and markings spread across his skin flies into the room straight onto the balcony Im on before slamming his shapeshifted bear paw into the ground and cracking the balcony, destroying the thing, and sending us both falling down to the fourth floor below.