A majestic black door with red engravings grew out of the ground and blocked the Abomination's attack.
"This is why I warned you to not change the storyline. In this world, an unknown variable can beco the difference between life and death."
Floating in the sky high above was Lark.
He had his eyes closed even now as he faced the Abomination. The monster looked at him with interest at the appearance of the new interference.
I took a mouthful of air and stood back with the support of the sword in my hand. At the sa ti, God-Killing Spear was forming in the air.
"What are you doing?"
"Preparing to fight." I answered while wiping the blood from the corner of my lips.
The Abomination, with its trait [Life Detection] locked on at the strongest enemy on the battlefield, Lark, and crouched.
Bam-!
Its figure tore through the air and covered the distance between Lark and itself in a few rapid seconds.
"I don't need your help" Lark sighed, and a grimoire appeared in his hands. ", [Heavy Air], [Invisible Wall], ."
Heavy winds blew and slowed the Abomination. His trajectory halted as if it hit an invisible wall, and a 10-ter large hamr appeared above it.
Bang-!
The monster was smashed back to the ground.
"Why are you helping ?"
"I'm not helping you." The pages of the grimoire in his hands flipped at an insane speed and dozens of magic circles ford in the air. "[Eight Trigrams], [Hell's Banishnt], [Eternal Zero]"
An octahedral shield trapped it, black hands appeared from the ground and wrapped around its body, snowflakes that froze everything that touched them within eternal ice.
"[Vine Entrapnt], [Earth Lock], [Binds of Darkness], , [Heat Compound], [Monster Belly], "
Lark used high-grade skills and magic nonstop. His figure rapidly shriveled, his hair turning white, and his voice weakened.
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