'He has very good territorial ability.' Kaizen concluded as he looked around him.
The sa room as before was now dominated by walls with ripple effects, like pools of water on the walls, on the floor and now they were on the ceiling as well. And as if this wasn't strange enough in itself, Shadowkiller was able to use each of these strange parts in the chamber to imrse and erge, aning he could basically teleport during battle.
Kaizen had already dealt with so strange and so very powerful enemies, but Shadowkiller was without a doubt the player with the most unusual ability he had ever encountered. For that reason, Kaizen couldn't even imagine what Class or Profession could provide a territorial ability like this.
Suddenly, while Psyker was thinking about how interesting this skill was, he had to dodge a sneak attack from Shadowkiller, who appeared from a puddle behind where Kaizen was standing. Kaizen barely had ti to react before the enemy disappeared again, reappearing behind his back once more.
The fight continued in much the sa way, with Kaizen struggling to keep his focus on his sword and Shadowkiller's bizarre movent.
The enemy's interlacing ability made him unpredictable and difficult to track. Kaizen tried a few tis to use , but Shadowkiller imrsed himself every ti, without giving ti to even be grabbed. The strange player continued to disappear and reappear, making life difficult for Kaizen.
'Urgh! What an annoying face...'
As the Shadowkiller moved around the room, he uttered taunts to Kaizen like:
"You're fast, Kaizen, but not fast enough to catch !" said Shadowkiller, with a sarcastic laugh. "Your power is useless against , since I can hide anywhere in this room.... I know you are getting tired, while I am still fresh as a flower!"
Shadowkiller's words echoed in Kaizen's mind, filling his patience and further increasing his will to defeat him. He took a deep breath and concentrated, trying to anticipate the enemy's movents. That being the case, when Kaizen turned his back to one direction, he knew that the opposing player would appear on the opposite side to where he was looking, so Kaizen spun quickly and advanced, slicing the air with his sword, but Shadowkiller had just put a bit of his head out of the ceiling, getting upside down and soon teleported away.
"HEHEHE! You're smart, but not as smart as !" Shadowkiller stated, because he knew that Kaizen would sooner or later create an illusory opportunity for him.
Since the first plan did not work, Kaizen quickly switched to the second.
In this way, he stood even further back and began to use his ability strategically, trying to create a barrier around not himself, but Shadowkiller's possible entry and exit points. He also took advantage of the puddles on the walls and floor to try to identify his enemy's movent patterns, as this was like a mole's ga and now the mole had even fewer options around Kaizen to try to surprise him.
The fight soon intensified, with Kaizen moving quickly to avoid the surprise attacks of Shadowkiller, who now needed to use teleportation points away to evade and advance. Kaizen also continued to counterattack whenever possible.
However, Shadowkiller was still an almost relentless challenge. He moved with agility even out of the ripples, making himself almost impossible to hit, and his attributes were so good that Kaizen, without using the
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