Chapter 1418: Feeling
The creature just touched Rain slightly, and then he was blasting away in the opposite direction while his body was spiraling in the air... his mind blanked for a moment due to the impact... it had been the heaviest attack he had taken.
"What the fuck was that... it was so slow but incredibly heavy..." Rain thought when he landed and began to slide in the snow. "I thought that I had seen everything, but..."
Rain’s arms were hurting like hell and trembling, too. When he finally stopped moving, the creature was still moving very slowly toward him...
"That isn’t a dragon, so I can’t help you that much..." Elisabetha said.
Rain could feel a powerful magic presence from it, so he had no idea what it was... aside from the robotic creations of the machine gods, only creatures that had the same organic structure as the dragons should be in their ranks.
Since the enemy was approaching slowly, Rain had some time to prepare his attacks and think, and he started by using Charged Punch to attack the enemy... that was going to hurt his fist, but at least it was bound to damage the monster as well... it was impossible to think that such a creature would be tougher than the metallic structure that Rain was locked in a while ago.
At some point, Rain’s fist began to hurt and emit a lot of steam thanks to the massive power charged in it, but he endured that until the creature entered his range, and then he launched his strongest punch.
As Rain’s fist connected with the creature, a shockwave erupted, sending a powerful blast rippling in all directions. The force was so immense that it swept away every trace of snow in a staggering ten-kilometer radius, leaving behind a barren expanse where the fluffy white blanket once lay. The impact echoed like thunder through the air, shaking the very foundations of the landscape.
Meanwhile, the creature, struck by the ferocity of Rain’s attack, staggered back, its colossal form momentarily faltering. With a deep rumble, it raised its massive right hand to its face, where Rain’s punch had landed. The creature’s movements were sluggish as if it were trying to shake off the stinging sensation of the blow, akin to a metal mountain being struck by an equally formidable force. The sheer power behind Rain’s punch had left an indelible mark on both the creature and the surrounding environment, a testament to the intensity of the clash between man and monster.
Rain ignored the pain in his own fist and then opened his eyes widely and then the creature took another step forward. He jumped backward with all his might and then saw the creature pointing both arms at him... Rain thought of teleporting away, but soon, the air froze around him, and he was enveloped in a giant coffin of ice...
The creature slowly approached Rain while he was completely frozen... despite that, he was still alive and well, but his brain was slowly getting more sluggish, and his thoughts were getting blurry.