Chapter 43 - 42. Exchange with Kyoto part 3
Chapter 42
After I let the girls go, about 15 minutes had already passed, and they had already managed to collide with Maki and Nobara, suffering a crushing defeat, and I stopped pumping up my elemental explosion with energy, the clouds had already started to get a little out of control, periodically releasing lightning, making the first test area look like Yashiori from Inazuma, except without the rain, I even thought I heard Megumi call me a crazy girl.
- Or maybe it didn't seem so, ha-ha. - Looking towards Megumi, I saw how he, dragging the students from Kyoto on himself and his familiars, periodically dodged the purple lightning, it was good that these random lightnings worked according to the rules of Taiwata, about a second before the lightning struck, marking the area with a light, but very noticeable electrification.
- It's okay, it will be good for him to run, the main thing is that my plan works. - Having decided not to get rid of the preparations because of a small side effect, I began to play with the newfound cursed technique, trying to create a stronger arrow without losing its aerodynamic properties.
- FREEZE! - I heard Inumaki scream, who, apparently, had finally met Hanami - a curse of a special level, personifying humanity's fear of natural disasters.
"Perhaps we should hurry." Holding the best arrow I had made in one hand, I teleported not far from the place where Inumaki had managed to stop the curse long enough to escape.
This curse, like the last one I saw, had a humanoid form with white skin covered in black lines, instead of eyes it had antlers like branches growing upwards with a mouth in which the teeth were always on display. Hanami was dressed in black baggy pants and a cloth that covered his left arm.
When I arrived at the place, the curse was already beginning to gradually move away from the caster's technique, although less than a second had passed, but unfortunately for the monster, I plan to finish everything now.
I pulled the prepared arrow onto the bowstring, simultaneously connecting it with my elemental explosion, which had absorbed more than a thousand of my reserves during all this time, and began preparing an elemental skill to give the arrow speed. All this took about a second, during which it seemed to me as if the space around me itself had plunged into silence, awaiting a catastrophe.