With a single look, William saw the face of his enemy, the Nightmare monster in its human form.
"So… You did indeed make it… What a lucky bastard you are!" The first thing that monstrous human said was these words. He shook his head, as if he was regretting what happened. And William stood just tens of tres away from him, watching this human in interest.
"You used a spirit division technique to leave an image of you here… Impressive for a monster like you," William calmly smiled, while eyeing his enemy as if he was looking at nothing that was worth his attention.
"Do you know about this? That's indeed sothing… You know I'm growing curious out of late about sothing. Many things you did never belonged to this world. I have a reason to know such knowledge, but you… How co you know all this?"
"As you said it yourself…" William started to slowly walk around, seemingly looking for sothing, "I'm just a lucky bastard."
"Don't try, you won't find it," the Nightmare monster laughed, "I took it away."
"You didn't," William laughed back, "to make it effective, you need to keep it here."
"And you think I just made this clone because I missed you? I already sent it towards my real body. Sorry but you ca a half a beat late."
"We'll see about that," William didn't take any of this to his heart. He knew this monster placed this clone here to waste more ti, and also to make William miss the chance to get his hands over such a rare treasure.
"Speaking of which, why don't you step aside and let scan the ground there?" William suddenly stopped after circling the place for a few minutes. This yard was all it was in this world, and around it was all fog and nothing else.
William knew this was the real world just from the sounds of explosions and rumblings coming from all around. Not to ntion that white fog was the one that surrounded the academy. William tried to spread his spirit sense, but it didn't manage to step a single foot into this fog.
"I told you…"
*Boom!*
William didn't say anything, and simply dashed forward, and landed a fierce kick over the monster's chest, sending it flying. The monster hit the fog area like a bullet, bouncing to the ground before rolling for tens of tres.
"I wasn't asking nicely, sorry," William shrugged, and the next mont he dashed again, jumped to the air, and landed on his three tails. The ground shook again, and this ti a hole appeared there.
It wasn't that deep, but it was deep enough to show sothing shining down below. Once William saw it, he couldn't help but evilly grin, pointing at that thing as he laughed. "Found it, you sneaky liar, hahahaha!"
"I'll kill you!" The monstrous human form stood slowly up, touching his chest while a long trail of blood appeared from the corner of his mouth.
"You are a pathetic clone, made out of sothing that doesn't belong to this world. You have no power nor ans to make a scary clone, so drop the act and just watch from the side. I won't kill your clone for now, don't worry you'll watch everything before dying in my hands."
William didn't intend to kill this clone for now. He wanted to instigate more wrath and hatred into him, driving him crazier, to make sure he'd slip and make a mistake or more.
William started to dig the ground, even taking his ti in doing it. He didn't use his full strength, and from ti to ti, he'd end up throwing a kick or two at that clone, humiliating it even with various ans.
The clone kept releasing threats right and left, but William didn't respond to any except with a more annoying smile and laugh. And slowly that clone started to show true signs of rage.
The first thing he tried to do was to kill himself. But William was attentive towards that and let his two weapons toss that clone around as if they were throwing a ball or sothing. In the end they tied it up, sealed its movent, and let it focus on William and what he was doing.
Then that clone tried to take a lot of stuff, letting them fall around as if it was trying to make an array or sothing. It was a pathetic act that made William laugh for a few minutes, and let his weapons collect these materials and foil this move.
Then the clone tried to stir up different elents, trying to break itself free. Yet it got another round of beating, ending up getting sealed again.
William didn't leave any single failed and miserable attempt without teasing that clone with a laugh or a smile. From ti to ti, he even threw a few an comnts, making that clone's blood boil.
William knew this clone was here to waste his ti until the final traps would get activated. And from the look of it, this monster did not know what was going on outside. But William wasn't worried.
He knew the two traps got asures set in motion to deal with them. So he wasn't a bit worried at all. He kept himself digging the ground slowly, revealing what was buried underneath.
To his surprise, the entire yard was the burying ground of that monster's skull. When he finished unearthing it, he couldn't help but feel awed and surprised by what he found there.
First of all saying it was a skull was an understatent. This was a piece of art, sothing that was carved with extre craftsmanship out of many amazing jades and ores.
The skull looked as sothing pricey or precious, and it was large. The length of it was tens of tres, it took the shape of a grand dog skull, sothing that got three horns coming out from there. The horns weren't there, but thick stumps were present, announcing the presence of horns one day at this skull.
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