Chapter 1450: Counter effects
Hilo’s body looked completely normal despite the power of the punch... he quickly resumed his previous stance without any issues. Rain immediately understood why... just like Hilo could cancel or delete an experiment, he also could cancel or delete damage. It was like the ultimate version of Mana Shield.
Level 55: Mana Shield - Create a protective shield using mana to absorb incoming damage. Higher levels grant you the power to cancel damage more efficiently and more damage.
Using a similar effect, Hilos used all of the void knowledge and Energy he had accumulated in that dimension to make sure that his existence would never be threatened. Still, something was off... Why would he go that far when he was supposed to be waiting for the end?
"When can you use an attack of that level again? If you hit me with that again soon, my existence would be in danger. I never thought that I would fear death, but this is quite exciting!"
Rain raised his eyebrows... Hilo’s attitude changed quite a bit. Rain knew that some quiet people tend to be quite the freaks in some aspects, but he didn’t think that Hilo would find pleasure and excitement when his life was in danger.
"You don’t know? I guess, considering your mana recovery speed, your mana pool, your health Regeneration, and stamina regeneration, by my calculations, you will be able to launch an attack of the same level in six hours. This is a bit disappointing... I should also recover a considerable amount of energy in the meantime, so perhaps you can kill me with the third hit."
"Your antivirus needs some updates... your mind must be rusting thanks to it," Rain said. "You think that I only have a few tricks, then why don’t you come and check it out?"
"That sounds interesting, but unless there is a risk of being attacked by something as impressive as the previous attack, I am not interested. I have the feeling that you are only trying to fool me to buy time. Is that true?"
Despite Rain’s attempts to hide his true intentions, Hilo quickly found the truth lurking beneath his facade. It was a testament to his keen perception and astute understanding of human nature. He was learning quite fast.