Chapter 87: Attack of the Undead King(Part 14)
"D-damn, you-...!" Exclaimed the Undead King, before he was cut off as Raven extended out several tendrils from his back and sent them shooting out towards the Undead King.
The tendrils pierced into his body before he could get away, a purple glow shining out from inside his body before a fierce blast of flames erupted inside him, blowing his body apart into several charred, smoldering pieces.
Most of the burnt pieces turned to smoke as he regenerated from one of the pieces, but his regeneration speed was visibly slower than it was before.
As his upper body regenerated, he planted his hands on the ground and began sprinting away using them as his lower half began to grow back, before a rapid, swirling purple fireball slammed onto his back, scorching through deeply and knocking the Undead King down, hitting the ground facefirst and skidding forward.
"N-no, this...this can’t be happening! How...how the hell is a mere mindless beast overwhelming me like this!?" He exclaimed, panic starting to set in now that most of his energy had been diminished, Raven’s fierce, relentless assault having forced him into regenerating practically nonstop.
He then gritted his teeth and focused on his regeneration, trying to recover his body as quickly as possible, as Raven zipped up into the air and came rapidly swooping down towards him, an immense cloak of lightning violently crackling around his entire body.
The Undead King quickly rolled out of the way as Raven closed in on him, his feet slamming onto the ground and charring the dirt black with a devastating impact, triggering a shockwave that sent the Undead King hurtling off to the left at a breakneck speed, as a large dust cloud rose up around Raven, deep cracks spreading out around him.
A loud crash rang out as the Undead King’s body slammed onto the side of a building, the wall collapsing in upon impact, the Undead King falling in and landing on a pile of rubble.
He shakily got back onto his feet as he finally finished regenerating his lower half, but the force of the shockwave and the impact upon crashing onto the building had broken several of his bones, both his arms bent in multiple directions, before they slowly began to heal.