Masaru vs Numa

A lot of this fight will be interpreted and making up Numa's abilities and weapon as he was killed off pretty quick in the original series. Though, his last name, Sheika means lightning bolt in Arabic, so he will be fighting using lightning. Please enjoy this chapter readers!

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Blood was dripping, death is inevitable but life can be prolonged. The Prince's neck wasn't bleeding, his hand was. He barely caught the tip of the blade while caught off-guard, but catching is entirely different from being pierced and stopping the momentum of the nodachi. He dropped his spear as a result of the attack. Pulling his hands out, picked up his abnormally large spear with great struggle, "Adhira", Masaru stared at the Prince with a surprised expression.

"..I... Am Numa... And... I WILL STRIKE YOU DOWN!!"

"Now that sounds like a dream."

Sparks of yellow bolts jumped out from Adhira's tip, sparks turning into small bolts of electricity, bolts of electricity covered the spear, the spear was now covered in pure electricity with statics causing Adhira to appear as it disappeared for a moment only to reappear again. Electricity spread from the handle to Numa's arms, then to the rest of his body. An afterimage of Numa was left behind soon after.

Knowing the Numa he was seeing in front of him was fake, swung Masamune around to keep the distance between him and Numa away. Though, Numa jumped up 4 meters and started charging Adhira with electricity from his body.

Looking up, saw a descending Numa with a spear with a bright yellow glow aiming for his heart. Concentrating dark energy into Masamune's sharp edge, swung with a wave coming out. The wave of darkness made contact with Adhire's tip, the wave combusted into a small explosion, leaving behind a smokescreen. Numa crashed into a wall from the explosion, hitting his head against the hard surface. Masaru barely flinched despite the explosion being half a meter in front of his face. Both blinded by the smoke, Masaru backed away with Masamune ready to dice Numa. It was quiet. With a sharp shock into Masaru's mind, he swung Masamune above him, with a speed comparable to the speed of light. Sounds of stomping could be heard while legs fell from the sky.