BOOOOOOOOM!
The Inquisitor took a step back as the ground suddenly cracked under him.
For the first ti since the fight began, I managed to push it back.
I kicked off the ground and arrived before the Inquisitor, trying to uppercut him.
Instead, the Inquisitor t with an already drawn bow.
"Freeze!"
My voice ca out like thunder.
In an instant, the Inquisitor froze.
Taking that chance, I summoned all 100 of my Clorafite Weapons and suddenly wrapped the Inquisitor all over.
With his whole body covered, I placed my hand on the Clorafite Weapons before quickly unleashing a surge of lightning from within.
CRACKLE!
BOOOOOOOOOOOOOM!
The Inquisitor was in sothing akin to an iron maiden.
I was actually winning against a Grade 50.
Ha...
But as I began to relish in this feeling of overwhelming power, I suddenly realized sothing.
My heart was beating abnormally fast.
Nearly at 190 BPM.
Then 195... 200, 205.
It was rising rapidly.
And although I didn’t know just what kind of power I had tapped into, I knew that I couldn’t keep this up for long.
So I decided to finish it.
Feeling the resistance coming from within my Clorafite Weapons, I placed my hands atop them once more and suddenly increased the weight of every one of those weapons.
I collapsed them onto the Inquisitor, and soon saw white blood erge from the barely noticeable cracks.
But just then, I saw a faint glow.
In the next instant, however, all the resistance that I felt vanished.
For a mont, I thought I killed him.
And yet, when I turned around, I saw two Reapers running at with their needle blades drawn.
"What the fuck...?"
I focused on the two of them and tried to use my Telekinesis.
But because of how fast my heart was beating, the energy kept being disrupted, making it impossible to use Telekinesis.
Frowning, I switched to lightning instead.
CRACKLE!
BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM!
Crimson lightning suddenly descended from the sky, shocking the two Reapers.
But to my surprise, the lightning also descended directly onto , scorching my arm.
It was unstable.
Yet as I stared at the two Reapers whose heads had turned to mush, I knew the damage was definitely amplified significantly.
It looked like the higher my heart rate... the more powerful my Gifts beca, except for the teeny tiny downside of not being able to control them properly anymore.
I shook my head and took a step forward, prepared to finish off the two Reapers.
But that was when the third Reaper appeared and suddenly touched the backs of the remaining two Reapers.
In the next instant, a blinding white light erged in front of .
Yet once the light faded, my eyes widened in shock.
These three had rged back into a single Inquisitor.
The halo was a little crooked and had small chips in it.
But he seed just as powerful and only a little injured.
anwhile, I was already at my limit.
Just then, a flare shot up into the sky from the distance.
Both the Inquisitor and I glanced toward it.
And when it finally vanished out of sight, the blizzard abruptly vanished as though it hadn’t been there in the first place.
As the whole area was once again revealed, only then did I realize that the destruction from our fight wasn’t as small as I thought.
The ground was scarred, and miniature chunks of earth and brick were scattered all around.
Most of the trees were cut in fine razor-thin lines, and beyond that, I spotted several chunks of violet mass hovering around.
Although I wasn’t a scientist, I knew that was so plasma residue.
And that residue coincidentally appeared from the crimson lightning.
Though as I finally finished surveying the surroundings, I glanced back at the Inquisitor.
The killing intent was gone, and now he just stared at with a cold expression.
I saw his muscles twitch, and I imdiately raised my arms to block.
But instead of a punch, an arrow ca tearing straight through both my forearms and finally embedding itself into my neck.
I felt my head spin for a mont as the pain kicked in.
Yet instead of the pain, I focused on my decreasing heart rate.
I know I should focus on surviving...
But does getting injured make this strange transformation more stable?
It was sothing I sadly didn’t have the ti to test out.
So I pulled the arrow out of my neck and broke it in two.
My wounds healed instantly.
And my heart rate returned to under 200 BPM.
Though despite my confidence reigniting, I was t with a reality check.
The Inquisitor appeared in front of .
I imdiately summoned crimson lightning, only for the Inquisitor to completely nullify it and slam down to the ground with his fists.
I felt my bones shatter and my heart rate decrease further, but I didn’t stop as I covered myself from head to toe in Telekinesis, and instead of blocking his attacks, I simply tried to push him back.
But again, he tore through my defense and began pumling with a barrage of attacks, all of which were nearly fatal.
Tapping back into that unstable and powerful power was also not working since I kept taking damage and not having enough ti to let my heart rate increase.
...Even my Clorafite Weapons couldn’t absorb the impact.
Though I also realized sothing...
The lower my heart rate was, the more normal my Gifts were.
It was as if the peak of my powers was between 150 BPM and 190 BPM.
But now that I was back under 100...
"GAH!"
I collided straight into a sharp rock, shattering it.
I finally reopened my second eye.
The feeling of overwhelming power vanished, and my field of vision returned to normal.
And as I stared at the Inquisitor in front of , I could only sigh.
I felt like I put up a decent fight against a Grade 50.
Honestly...
As it stood, the Inquisitor was just too much for to handle.
But just as I prepared to turn into lightning and fly over to Clentine, I saw a tiny needle soaring through the sky and suddenly stabbing straight into the Inquisitor’s neck.
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