Overgeared

The absolute nature of a dragon was innate. They rightfully reigned with their innate body, magic, and powers.

Then what if that innate absoluteness became useless?

'It is annoying.'

First of all, his freedom was suppressed. He couldn't show the speed of crossing the continent with just a few flaps of his wings.

Hayate responded. The Dragon Killing Sword not only often neutralized his absolute defense, but also blocked his movement. The waves contained in the blades that pierced that scales caused the body to stiffen. It was safe to say that Hayate's very existence was a contradiction to the dragons.

Rumors were usually exaggerated, but in his case, it was the complete opposite. The rumors were far short of his actual skills.

Then what about Marie Rose, who broke in one step later? She was the rightful successor of Beriache. She had an ability with a low chance of mutating, blood absorption, and was equivalent to the Three Evils of the Beginning, but she suffered no penalties on the surface. This was extremely threatening.

Did she consume some of the blood that Hayate shed to embody some of the power of a Dragon Slayer? There seemed to be no exaggeration to the rumor that Beriache exerted the power of 10,000 demons alone when she fought against Baal for supremacy of hell.

Marie Rose's intervention made Bunhelier feel like he was dealing with two Dragon Slayers. His movements were blocked more easily and his absolute defense and scales became neutralized more often. He used a Breath to try and reverse the situation, but even the result of that was disappointing. The influence exerted by the Sword Saint, who was still a child, was slightly annoying.

Was his name Kraugel? He interacted with Hayate's sword energy and read Hayate's intentions. It was like a sword that moved on its own. He was a person that Hayate wielded along with the Dragon Killing Sword.

The performance of the one who cut at Bunhelier's breathing at every moment and stopped the activation of the Breath was fatal when combined with the performances of Hayate and Marie Rose. There weren't many means Bunhelier could rely on to escape this frustrating situation.

First, magic. Dragons could cast multiple spells that they understood without any restrictions. It was a talent with a very good compatibility with Bunhelier, who was an old dragon and liked planning. By studying the magic of species inferior to him, Bunhelier could cast hundreds of thousands of spells simultaneously. He used this ability to easily put Hayate into danger.

However, Marie Rose's presence put limits on his magic. The magic power that was mixed with demonic energy failed to disobey Marie Rose's will and rebelled against Bunhelier. He couldn't complete the magic.

Second, physical strength. An old dragon was huge and fast. It was safe to say that there was no limit to the power exerted by a body that reached up to several hundred meters, including the tail. Additionally, he was like an immortal creature and had the ability to regenerate at high speed. It meant that there was no problem even if his absolute defense and scales were pierced and he got hurt. A natural disaster would occur if he wielded this invincible body and the enemy would naturally be killed.

It was only a story of when the attack hit. It had a large attack area, so the dragon's hit rate was practically close to 100%. It was just that the opponents were too bad this time. Both Hayate, who had advanced to the point of facing Martial God Zeratul head-on, and Marie Rose, who controlled the flow of magic power, didn't easily allow any attacks.

'They are like flies.'

The winged beast thought while spitting. In the end, there was only one answer.

Dragon Words—he had to reverse all the disadvantageous situations with the strongest of a dragon's powers. Of course, it wasn't easy. If Bunhelier could use powerful Dragon Words like other old dragons, then the situation wouldn't be so disadvantageous.

Dragon Words of some of the

enough problems with his heart to the point of degenerating to an evil dragon,

have to train it

He vowed to use today's humiliation as a

kill 10,000

bodies becoming light. They realized that the pressure of

"……!"

"Hmm."

Their level of understanding was the same, regardless of the level of their

the White Tiger Sword. The ultimate in growth-type items that was made with Grid—he permanently lost the myth-rated item that had developed with him over the

light was the Dragon Killing Sword. He was only temporarily slowed down before he became stiff whenever he collided with the Dragon Killing Sword. Outside of the range of the Dragon Killing

"……?"

slightly larger. By the time

of the giant dragon just in front of them frightened people. However, the speed of the storm was much faster than their screams. It was a storm created by Bunhelier who simply 'moved.' It swept away the crowd before people could even scream. It contained a destructive power that could easily tear apart human flesh and bones. It happened

with the waves of the Dragon Killing Sword that was split into particles and spread. The people were

was simply trying to strengthen his Dragon Words by fulfilling

dramatically even if he fulfilled this covenant. In a situation that was unfortunate for him, Hayate's actions became self-defeating.

toward Hayate. He accurately grasped that Hayate had weakened in the aftermath of dispersing

strong self-defense. The

but the stronger the rating and power of the sacrificed sword, the greater the effect. Thanks

one normal among

"……"

at the back of the Absolute,

was held in Hayate's hand and dug into the sole of Bunhelier's foot little by

even know

has been hiding for over 1,000

room for relaxation in his mind. It was because the senses he spread across the continent noticed Nevartan

of fleeing would become the achievement of those who participated in the battle and he would suffer a great deal

simple. It was enough if

[I will punish you.]

breathing before his momentum changed in an instant. It was the result of focusing all his senses that he had spread across the continent. Hayate, who had been pushing Bunhelier away little by little, became startled and stepped back. Then Bunhelier's gaze

Bunhelier tried to ignore it. He stared at Kraugel, who had

"……!"