An Extra’s POV

Terror.

That was the only word that could properly encapsulate the overwhelming emotions that flowed through everyone who stood and watched.

… Who saw the emergence of a being that transcended their understanding.

No one could move—not even Adonis.

They all just looked in fear and trepidation, perhaps hoping they would not be struck down where they stood.

This massive being—over fifteen meters in overall height—was clearly beyond their means.

It was invincible.

"Ahh… I suppose this form is too much for you. Then—"

~VWUSH!~

In a flash of purplish-blue energy, the Dragon's colossal form slowly began to shrink.

Its beastly form began to grow humanoid, until it finally condensed into an entity that could pass for a human—save for a few features.

It still had three horns protruding from its head, and its long hair shone with a bluish-black allure.

It had split pupils, like that of a beast, but its eyes were mostly human-like, glowing purple.

Its sharp teeth were hidden behind humanoid lips, and while it had a skin that vastly resembled a human's, scales appeared in multiple areas—like a portion of its face, neck, and hands.

It had wings behind it, and a tail still dancing back and forth, despite wearing what resembled an elegant blue suit made from the best of materials.

Even in this form, a twisted grin remained on his face, and so its onlookers could not be at ease.

This… this BEING was one of absolute destruction.

No one stood a chance.

"You're not going to say anything? Even after making it this far? How boring…"

The Dragon, now in the form of a pristine adult male, began to walk towards the group.

Its formal shoes clacked hard on the ground, causing an echo to permeate the world around.

"You finally caught me. You've figured it out. That should be a cause for celebration, no?"

More steps were taken.

The fifty-seven could not move back.

There was an instinctive drive that told them that any sudden movement—even the slightest hint of defiance—would lead to their inevitable deaths.

They could only swallow the saliva and wait… perhaps hope for some sort of intervention from the stronger ones.

… From Adonis and Lucielle.

"I can't say I blame you, though. This is why we Dragons can never take your kind seriously." The thing chuckled.

all too pathetic. It's

disregard

nothing before

much after being assailed with such demeaning words, and being treated

And so—

afraid

—Someone finally spoke up.

one knew

one of the many soldiers, or an Otherworlder… whoever it was

important thing was that the single voice caused others to get a hold of

"Y-yeah!"

never

vile beast! You'll

~SPLOOSH!~

by an invisible force from above, all fifty soldiers and mages were turned

blood and their internal organs to splatter out, like jelly out of

painted the surroundings red, even straining the attires of those who

of this… in

gave weaklings

echoed as he approached once

only a few of them speaking, he had chosen to punish a whole fifty men and women. Their lives were as insignificant to him as dust

shrugged

because you're not so weak. At the very least, I can sense it within you… most of you…" The Dragon's purple

potential. You

directly killing their enemies, the anatomy of

feast on

doing so, they got portions

his lips with its long, beast-like tongue as he gazed upon their fearful

was no mercy or compassion to be found

Just certain death.

even in the darkest moments… when despair threatens to swallow one whole…

… Hope!

get Brutus quickly." Adonis

"W-what?"

the Hero's words, and her reaction made it clear that she wasn't expecting him to be

they had all

return to back me up." Adonis

body was trembling; anyone could see that he was unnerved

Still…

any unnecessary movements and you might fall into

… Adonis kept speaking.

that the Dragon wouldn't turn him into paste due to its desire to feed

Perhaps.

maybe… just maybe… Adonis was confident that he would be able to resist the overwhelming force

he didn't seem to be

you hear

moment, there

his gaze on the smirking thing before them, while Lucielle gazed at

to this world, and yet

She felt ashamed.