Chapter 36

Roy’s senses were telling him that he was being targeted, but he couldn’t see if there was anyone close by as his vision was compromised by the overgrown grasses.

Rustling noises were heard.

They were barely audible, but Roy heard them.

He closed his eyes since they were useless for now and pushed his hearing senses to the limits.

The rustling noises were becoming clearer to him.

Something was moving through the field, approaching him, he determined.

The grip he had on the hilt of his sword tightened, and his eyes snapped open. They were blazing with murderous intent. Come what may, they will face the same fate!

Moments later, the grasses behind him parted ways and a green figure shot out. It was holding a harpoon the length of a fully grown man.

“Swoosh!”

Sharpness barreled through the air. The harpoon could be seen stabbing its way towards Roy’s back. The first attack it made was enough to reap a person’s life.

Just as it was about to reach its mark, Roy turned around, putting the thick surface of his sword between him and the sharp end of the harpoons.

Clang!

The unpleasant sound of metal hitting another metallic object rang out. The green figure’s harpoon was forced to come to a sudden halt by Roy’s sword.

It was startled to see Roy coming out of its assassination unharmed. Before it could push down its troubling thoughts, Rot swatted its harpoon away with his sword, causing it to stumble backward.

Only after taking three steps did It balance itself.

Right there and then, a furious wind slapped its hairless head.

Looking up, it saw a giant sword coming down.

And that was the last thing it saw before the sword’s shadow engulfed it as if it was a devil that had opened its mouth to devour its soul!

“Swish!”

The next moment, it passed through its body, drawing a line that started from the top of its head and went all the way down.

The green figure stood still in its place as the line became brighter and brighter.

Along with that, the pain it was feeling increased in intensity until it could no longer feel a thing.

When that happened, its body split apart from the middle.

Two equal parts of the green figure’s