Chapter 34: Professor Wein
A surge of powerful energy filled Davi, making him feel as though the battles of the day had never even occurred. The force flowed through his veins, revitalizing him with an intensity he had never known.
He then took a deep breath, activating his ability. His soul burned with hatred and a desire for more power. He concentrated his power more and more. Once again, he needed only one attack to destroy his enemy once and for all.
Closing his eyes for a moment, Davi focused, searching within himself for all the power he had. He knew it would push his body to its limits, but he could no longer hesitate.
When he opened his eyes, Davi smiled in a terrifying way.
Flames began to erupt from his body, his nails shifting into sharp claws as wolf ears materialized on his head. As he activated both his beast transformation and Ifrit simultaneously, the strain on his body intensified, pushing him to the brink.
At the same time, he made his mana concentrate on the blade he carried in his hand.The weapon trembled, its structure threatening to snap, but it didn’t matter; he was willing to sacrifice everything for a powerful attack.
Then, with a roar of pure, unrelenting fury, he surged forward, his body a blur of flame and force. Each step was a violent crash, the ground beneath him trembling as he charged toward the beast with the speed of a predator. His sword gleamed with a deadly light, ready to strike.
Unexpectedly, the monster didn’t want to attack, but rather flee. It could feel that, in this situation, it had become the prey. And as any pray, he chose to run.
However, he was no match for Davi’s speed. The boy appeared in front of the monster in the blink of an eye, his movement a blur of deadly precision. With a furious roar, he attacked.
With the first strike, flames spread everywhere as Davi tore a huge gash into the creature’s chest. The monster felt pain and tried to retaliate as best it could, but it was too slow.
In the next instant, Davi had severed one of the monster’s arms and smiled confidently as he prepared for the final strike.