It was towering around fifteen ters. It had black-colored thick skin, with black scales above it as protection.
Its eyes were yellow with vertical slits inside them.
"Another strong monster!"
"It doesn’t look as strong as those other two!"
"We can do it!"
People around yelled after looking at the wyvern.
BOOM!
BOOM!
anwhile, near the tower, a chaotic battle was ongoing.
Amon raised his sword and hatchet. "Everyone keep fighting! I will handle this one!"
His loud voice traveled through the people.
The wyvern flapped its big wings and dashed in the direction of a young man who was fighting against another wolf-type monster.
Amon raised his hatchet high and threw it in a straight line.
Swish
It cut through the air with a whistling sound. The curved blade perfectly hit its neck area. It even made a small cut, but not much damage.
The wyvern suddenly changed its direction.
ROAAAARRRR!
It flapped its wings in anger and dashed in his direction.
Just behind the wyvern, the hatchet flew back in Amon’s direction.
Amon was not afraid of it. He dashed forward. He used mana, then the sword in his hand changed its color into pitch-black darkness.
He moved his sword in a horizontal slash. A dark black wide arc shot from its blade.
[Umbral Veil Sword Art:First Form – Crescent Of Dusk]
The crescent-shaped slash tore the air.
The wyvern sensed the danger from the attack. It opened its mouth wide. Its fangs were sharp and long. They were ant to tear apart its enemies.
They started to shine in black color. The wyvern bit the slash with all its might.
BOOM!
The black slash was destroyed. But Amon didn’t stop and continued to march towards it.
Shadow wrapped around his feet as Amon bent his knees and jumped forward.
The ground cracked slightly under the force of his jump, and his body shot toward the wyvern like a black arrow.
The wyvern had just destroyed his dark slash, but before it could react again, Amon was already in front of it.
He swung his sword upward.
CLANG!
The blade struck against the black scales on the wyvern’s chest. Sparks flew as the sword scraped across the thick scales, leaving a shallow cut.
The wyvern roared angrily and swung its massive claw toward him.
Amon quickly twisted his body mid-air and barely avoided the claw. He landed on the ground, slid a few ters, and imdiately jumped back again.
At that mont, his hatchet flew back into his hand from behind.
He caught it without even looking. Now holding both sword and hatchet, Amon dashed toward the wyvern again.
The wyvern flapped its huge wings.
BOOM!
A powerful gust of wind blasted toward him, throwing dust and small stones into the air. The force slowed Amon’s movent.
"Damn..." he muttered and stabbed his sword into the ground to stop himself from being pushed back further.
The wyvern opened its mouth again.A black glow gathered inside its throat.
Amon’s eyes widened slightly. "Not good."
The wyvern fired a black energy blast from its mouth.
"Damn! Why do all strong monsters use this attack!"
Amon imdiately rolled to the side.
BOOM!
The blast hit the ground and exploded, leaving a large crater behind. Before the wyvern could fire again, Amon threw his hatchet once more.
SWISH!
This ti he aid for the eye.
The wyvern moved its head at the last mont, and the hatchet hit near its jaw instead, making a deeper cut than before.
Black blood splashed into the air.
ROAAAARRR!!
The wyvern beca furious and dashed toward Amon at high speed, its enormous body charging at him.
Amon did not run. Instead, he lowered his stance and covered his sword with darkness again.
Shadow energy spread from the blade like smoke. When the wyvern reached close enough and opened its mouth to bite him,
Amon suddenly stepped forward instead of backward. He moved inside its attack range.
Then he slashed diagonally across its neck. A dark arc flashed.
SLASH!
This ti the blade cut between the scales where the skin was softer. A deep cut appeared on the wyvern’s neck, and black blood poured out.
The hatched flew back in his left hand again. The wyvern scread and slamd its tail toward him. Amon quickly raised his hatchet to block.
BOOM!
The impact threw him backward across the ground. He rolled twice before stopping and quickly stood up again, breathing heavily.
"Alright... let’s give my all..."
Slowly all his shadow moved over his body, covering his legs and hands, reinforcing them.
Soon darkness appeared from out of nowhere, further enhancing his strength by wrapping around his body above the shadow.
Shadow and darkness wrapped around him like so black armor. It left black trails in the air. Only his face was normal, without any shadow and darkness. His whole body was covered in pitch black.
Then he dashed. He vanished from his place. He was faster than before.
He ca very close to the monster again. Even the wyvern was surprised by his increased speed. Amon used mana to produce shadow over his sword. Then the dark blade slashed at the sa place.
Slashed.
Splattered.
The cut on its neck widened further. More blood gushed out of it.
The wyvern used its claw to attack Amon, but it was late.
Amon instantly stepped back, creating distance between them.
The wyvern turned toward him again, blood dripping from its neck and jaw.
Its yellow eyes with vertical slits stared at him with pure killing intent.
Amon wiped the blood from the corner of his mouth and smirked slightly.
"You’re tough... but not unbeatable."
The wyvern suddenly jumped into the air and began flying in a circle above him. The blood continued to drip from its wound.
It roared.
ROOOOAAAAARRR!
Amon looked up and frowned. "I hate flying enemies now..."
The wyvern then folded its wings and dived toward him like a spear.
Amon waited. He did not move.
At the last second, when it was near the ground, he stepped to the side a few ters and jumped. Then he grabbed one of the spikes on its wing as it passed.
His body was lifted into the air for a mont, but he used that mont to stab his sword into the joint of its wing ruthlessly.
The black sword tore through its thick wing. The wyvern scread and lost balance, crashing into the ground.
BOOOOM!
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