Nameless King

The orb was heading toward Felix, intent on tearing him apart. The wind rings were moving at tremendous speed, they would have been enough to touch Felix to inflict terrible wounds on him.

‘Three Dragons…? Every one of them is on the God Stage! No way! There’s no way I can handle them! Felix inwardly exclaimed as he took a step back.

‘Fear not… Have you forgotten that you have just wounded the Nameless King himself several times? He may not be at the peak of his powers now, but he’s still Nameless King, compared to him, these three are real wimps…’ The voice echoed in Felix’s head as it became less and less interrupted.

Felix gulped before extending his arm forward. He was scared as his legs trembled slightly, but he knew that the Voice from the darkness was right.

‘Fine, even if I’m wrong, it won’t change anything anyway. If I want to survive, I have to help Wain win, because of me he is wounded, so I have to kill at least one Dragon!’ Felix exclaimed to himself as a water barrier appeared before him.

‘Hah, it’s useless, do you really think water with so little energy can protect you from my attack? Idiot!” Aisa grinned with a wicked look.

Whoooooooooosh.

Suddenly a black streak ran down Felix’s arm as the water filled with the thick darkness, quickly changing color. At the same moment, the wind sphere collided with the barrier.

The rings shattered as well as the sphere, unable to break through the barrier. Only a few damages were left on the barrier, which quickly recovered when the water came into motion.

The Dragons’ eyes went wide, especially Aisa’s since they could not believe what they saw.

“No way… I used far more power than was necessary to kill a worm like him!” Aisa shouted, clenching her fists tightly, “How is that possible?! He’s only on the Absolute Stage.”

Okam and Nyren were speechless, as they too were absolutely certain that Aisa’s attack was enough to kill Felix.

“Hahahahahaha, what idiots you are after all.” Wain laughed with relish as he headed toward Felix.

Wain threw his arm around Felix as if he were an old buddy and said, “Meet this young man, now a member of my Void. As you’ve already noticed he has some unique abilities, so don’t think you’ll have an easy time dealing with him.”

Tremble. Tremble. Tremble.

Okam’s aura intensified as space trembled. He frowned heavily as his white robe soared upward from the rush of his power.

“Bastard… You expect me to believe that? His water barrier was filled with darkness, so strong it was enough to block Aisa’s attack. Maybe I’m old, but I’m not crazy! Water is his attribute, darkness is yours, or are you saying that darkness is his second attribute, which is much stronger than his first?” Okam exclaimed furiously, which gave everyone but Wain the creeps.

“What a dumbass you are.” Wain shook his head, then he raised his head with a sly smirk, “You’ve lived for hundreds of years, but you can’t tell my darkness from the darkness of open space?”

Okam was stunned as his jaw dropped. His gaze went to Felix, or rather to the darkness that was behind him, enveloping him like a faithful companion.

“What…? The darkness of open space…? Is it possible to use it? Everyone knows that it is the power that is needed to contain all spaces in the World of Darkness…” Okam muttered with a dazed expression.

“Hah, Felix is a unique case. Well, enough talk, I’ve told you too much already.” Wain stepped away from Felix when his wounds had almost fully recovered.

Wain stood in front of the Dragons and extended his arm forward.

Whooooooooooooooooosh.

With streams of darkness, a long black sword appeared in his hand, on which all the runes flashed brightly in violet light.

“Felix, I understand that you’re worried about whether or not you can handle it, but you’re much stronger here than anywhere else. Since this girl attacked you, she will be your opponent, these two I will deal with.” Wain said calmly with a slight smile on his face.

“What?! Don’t you dare decide for me!” Aisa exclaimed indignantly.

“Hah, you think you can handle the two of us? I alone will be more than enough to kill you. You seem to have completely forgotten that you are facing one of the Dragon Elders!” Okam grinned with his arms crossed over his chest before taking a deep breath.

Tremble. Tremble. Tremble.

The space next to Okam distorted, it seemed that by taking this breath he drained space or all the air that was within a radius of hundreds of meters. Then, Okam exhaled it, creating a massive cloud in front of him with two swirls that looked at Wain like eyes.

“Go ahead, if you can withstand this attack, then I’ll think about whether I should personally fight you.” Okam said arrogantly as he swung his arm. He was fully confident in his victory since he didn’t think Wain was as strong as before, well Wain was out of his zone.

“Well, well, I’ve been gone for 500 years, and a mere Elder now thinks he can beat me. That sounds like a pretty damn unfunny joke.” Wain shook his head with a bitter smile.

The cloud had almost reached Wain, but he did nothing; he just stared at it with a calm gaze.

Whoooooooooooooooosh.

Suddenly, Wain opened his mouth wide and took a deep breath, just like Okam. Wain did not have Okam’s abilities, but the strength of his lungs was enough to make the cloud travel to his mouth like in a vortex. Then, Wain closed his mouth and began to chew for a long time, as if he had a very hard pellet in his mouth.

‘Am I actually seeing this…?’ Nyren inwardly muttered in disbelief.

Crackle. .𝒄𝒐𝒎

Wain opened his mouth and spit out a small white sphere the size of a candy, then stepped on it, rubbing it on the ground.

“If you wanted to give me a treat, you completely failed. That cloud tasted like shit.”