Two Against One No Fair

I and this hero faced off, his companion acting as the proctor. As the match commenced, I suddenly had a vision. The hero rushed in headfirst, but I managed to dodge just as I had seen in my vision. The match started, and I dodged his attack precisely as I had foreseen.

Then, the hero rushed in with a powerful strike, which was different from my vision. In response, I conjured up a sword to meet his blow head-on. I jumped back and asked him something, "Do you mind doing two against one? I can't beat you," Jinsei claimed.

I just got another vision as Jinsei said that. "Okay, we can do that," I replied, feeling cocky. "But you have to tell everyone that they can't challenge me for two weeks." He took me up on the offer and announced to everyone that if he won, they couldn't challenge me for two weeks. All of the guild members turned white and slowly turned their heads toward Robin, our proctor. A dark aura surrounded her as she yelled, "Got that?" Everyone nodded so quickly it looked like their heads were about to fall off.

The match restarted, and Jinsei and his friend stood up to fight. A new announcer called out, "Three, two, one." Jinsei blitzed in, and his partner disappeared. But such attacks didn't work on me. I blocked his partner's attack and swept Jinsei's feet, making him fall. Everyone started laughing, and Jinsei yelled, "Stop laughing!"

Just as I was about to incapacitate him, his partner stepped in and took the blow. Now Jinsei's aura changed to green, and his wind spirit skill unlocked. The system announced, "Now Jinsei is stronger." He rushed in, and I tried to use magic cancel, but I couldn't. It seemed his skill was not magic but divinity.

My helmet cracked, and I felt a surge of power. The system said, "Condition has been reached. Chaos unlocked." My power skyrocketed, and I was now able to dodge all his attacks and fight him equally. After we exchanged blows, a black aura and electricity engulfed both of us. The system announced, "Penalty has been enabled. Not enough training." After that, I fell unconscious.

When I woke up, the Gami Goblin was trying to tell me something, but he couldn't speak. So, I named him, and he evolved, changing colors. His name was Rio. Now he could speak, and he asked me if I was okay, showing concern almost like a dad worrying about his kid. I responded back, still with a headache, "Yeah."

Rio mentioned an idea, "Maybe make some soldiers." I thought it would be a piece of cake. I woke up again after passing out from using all my magic power. Rio had left, and I didn't even get to name him. I made nine more soldiers.

The first one I made was a wolf-like creature, more human than wolf, with red highlights. He would be my right-hand man. Then there were three others: Katsu, who looked like a dark hero but with the appearance of a little kid; Nabe, who was wild and formidable; and Toka, a round dwarf-like guy with wings, whose special ability allowed him to switch between small and chubby to tall and skinny.

Menma was different. He had short black hair and wore a jumpsuit with black and blue colors, reminding me of the books my dad used to read. But getting back to naming my generals, there was Isagi, who looked like a swordsman; Tobura, with light blue hair, who stuck with a commoner's outfit; and my favorite, Tende, who wore a coat and a helmet just like mine.

They all left, except for Menma and Lycone. As we were about to start training, two gods descended upon us.