Asher rolled his shoulders once and exhaled slowly.
The temperature in the hall dropped.
A ripping sound echoed behind him.
Shadows twisted.
Space bent.
And Asher finally stopped fighting alone.
Both chiras crouched ahead of him, ready to pounce. Blue flas flickered across their molten bodies. Their void cores spun faster, loud and unstable.
Asher lowered his stance.
"...Yeah. Enough of this."
His shadow stretched behind him—then thickened into a dark crack on the floor.
"Okay. Abyss Dragon Knight... co out."
The crack split open, and a tall armored figure stepped out. Black plates covered its body, shaped like a dragon’s scales. A heavy greatsword rested on its back. Blue soul-fire burned inside the slits of its helt.
This was Asher’s last remaining reaper.
The Death Soul Monarch ability allowed him to create an army of powerful undead servants. But after he ascended, those reapers couldn’t reach the new realm’s standards. So he fused all of them using his infinite fusion cheat, creating a single Higher-Being-level reaper.
That result stood beside him now.
The Abyss Dragon Knight—Third Stage Higher Being.
Enough to match these chiras.
"Now we’re equal," Asher said, staring at the two monsters.
The chiras hissed, flas leaking from their jaws.
The Abyss Dragon Knight rested a hand on its greatsword.
Asher cracked his neck.
"Alright. Round four."
Both chiras charged at once.
The first one blinked forward, appearing right in front of Asher with a claw aid at his throat. The second teleported behind him, swinging its tail like a tal spear.
Before either strike landed, the Abyss Dragon Knight moved.
It blurred forward and smashed its shield into the first chira, launching it into the wall. The impact left a crater.
The second chira slashed at the knight from behind, but the greatsword ca off its back instantly. The knight turned and blocked the incoming tail. Sparks flew. tal shrieked.
Asher moved in too. He dashed at the chira that had been thrown into the wall and punched it the mont it recovered. His fist dented its chest plate and sent it sliding again.
The chira countered with a blast of blue fire, but Asher sidestepped and kicked its knee, making it collapse for a second. He grabbed its head and slamd it into the floor.
anwhile, the Abyss Dragon Knight and the other chira clashed in the center of the hall.
Sword swings. Tail strikes. Fire bursts.
Every hit shook the entire corridor.
The knight grabbed the chira by its neck, slamd it into the ground, and drove its sword down. The chira blinked away at the last second and reappeared at Asher’s side, swinging at him.
Asher blocked with his forearm and countered with an elbow to its jaw.
The knight appeared behind it instantly, gripping its shoulders.
Asher smirked.
"Thanks for the assist."
He drove a heavy punch into the chira’s stomach while the knight held it in place. The blow crushed its tal ribs inwards.
The chira scread, blue fire bursting from its mouth.
The other chira blinked back into the fight and tried to stab the knight from behind.
Asher reacted first. He tackled the second chira straight into the opposite wall. The impact shook dust from the ceiling.
"Stay with ," he growled and punched it again.
The two chiras struggled, void cores spinning harder. The blue fire around them brightened—they were preparing to go all out.
Asher wiped blood from his chin.
"Abyss Dragon Knight," he said. "We finish them together."
The knight nodded once, soul-fire burning brighter.
Both chiras roared and rushed them.
Asher and the knight charged forward at the sa ti.
Both sides collided in the middle of the hallway like a four-way crash.
The first chira went straight for Asher, blinking in short bursts and trying to slip through his guard. Its claws aid for his neck again. Asher blocked the first swipe with his forearm, ducked under the second, and countered with a fast uppercut to its jaw. The hit snapped its head back and forced it to stumble.
The second chira leaped onto the Abyss Dragon Knight, slamming both claws onto its shield. The knight planted its feet and shoved back, driving the chira several ters before swinging its greatsword in a wide arc. The blade cleaved into the chira’s arm, cutting halfway through the molten tal.
Blue fire sprayed out, but the knight didn’t retreat. It pressed forward, pushing the chira into the wall.
Asher didn’t give the first chira a break either. He rushed it, grabbed its arm mid-swipe, and twisted. The joints cracked. The chira tried to blink away, but Asher yanked it forward and kneed it in the stomach, then slamd it onto the floor.
It tried to fire blue flas upward, but Asher stomped on its jaw, shutting it.
Across the hall, the knight got slamd by the second chira’s tail. The hit sent it sliding across the ground, carving a deep trail in the broken tiles. The chira blinked again, chasing it, claws raised for a killing strike.
Asher noticed.
He grabbed the first chira by its tal horns, spun its entire body around, and threw it directly at the other one.
The two chiras collided mid-air. Both crashed together in a loud tallic smash.
The Abyss Dragon Knight didn’t waste the opening. It shot forward, sword aid down, and stabbed through the tangled pair. The blade pierced the second chira’s shoulder, pinning it to the ground.
The first chira ripped itself free and tried to stand—but Asher was already there.
He punched straight into its chest plate, breaking through the weakened tal. His fist sank inside up to his wrist, right next to the void core.
The chira shrieked, blue fire exploding from the wound.
Asher gritted his teeth, pulled his hand out, and hamred the sa spot again. The tal dented inward, almost crushing the core.
The chira slashed him across the ribs, cutting deep, but Asher grabbed the arm and twisted until it snapped off at the elbow. Then he punched the chira in the face so hard its head bounced off the wall.
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