Chapter 60 Battle In Entertainment City Part 11

The clouds of smoke didn't bother him too much, despite the anger coursing through his body. Peter felt the contents of his head clear, like clear water that looked like a transparent mirror. He swung his sword forward, aiming for Olaf's neck.

In only five seconds, his sword hit nothing but empty air. That's no problem at all. Peter wasn't really aiming for Olaf's neck, he was just doing a trick. He just wants to save the helpless Clemens.

His attack earlier did not cause fatal wounds to his enemy. But it's more than enough. Now it's up to Peter to fight the werewolf. The face of the woman in the red dress was bent down, hiding her anger, but not her violently shaking shoulders.

If it was a werewolf that killed Clemens' parents, it would be natural for the woman to harbor such deep hatred.

"You want to be a hero?! Don't make me laugh. I'm going to kill you, and then that damned little girl will be my dessert." Olaf chuckled, drool running down his face behind his perfect wolf-like features. He was so happy and angry to see his enemy suffer.

Peter's hands trembled, his grip on his sword tightening. Of course, attacking Olaf in his perfect transformation will have no effect, except that the enemy is very fast, intelligent, and has strong instincts. Using mirror tactics is completely useless. Olaf was worried about his horrible face.

Peter tightened his grip on the sword, his legs were very strong, and the mana aura flowed quickly through his body again.

This time, he combined his body's energy with his mana aura and used magic element techniques to speed up his movements. Peter's only weakness is that he doesn't have sharp instincts, but he's very fast and uses his brain to make strategies.

Relying on himself. Peter doesn't have to rely on Lucas, his best friend, all the time. He needs to be able to use his own skills.

Knowing that the enemy can compensate for very fast movements. Olaf increased his movement even more, running from floor to floor. Knocking down walls, punching holes in floors. He didn't want to use the stairs, which would only make him look like an idiot.

But the tactic has been seen through. Peter uses the Wind Element technique, which not only makes his body light, but also makes his movements very fast. In addition, gusts of wind surround his body, creating gusts of wind covered with sharp blades that can damage anything.

Olaf made a hole in the ground, jumped down to the lowest floor, and moved very fast. Peter didn't waste the opportunity. He ran towards the window, shards of glass falling down. His body was covered in an aura of mana, so the shards of glass didn't hurt his body too much.

People who jump from the top floor will naturally fall to the ground very quickly. That's because gravity pulls an object down. Peter made his body light and used the concept of a vacuum where his body seemed to float, but what actually happened was that he fell very slowly.

He could see Olaf continue to fall by making a hole in the ground. Peter channeled his mana aura, swung his sword and created a silver arc. The silver arc is in the form of mana energy mixed with wind elements, forming a sickle arc.

The curved slash of the sickle was shattered just like that, with a single swing of the claw. Peter took the opportunity to push his body forward, shattering the window. He used his previous tactic of using both feet, and for the second time, Olaf's face was hit by Peter's foot. The werewolf couldn't balance his body despite Peter's rather strong attacks. His body fell to the ground.

Peter channeled mana into the sword, his movements and ability to swing the sword were quite dexterous. The sound of clinking and rubbing against each other. Olaf increased the sharpness of his claws to make them sharper and stronger, just as Peter increased the durability of his sword.

The blow only hit the flat surface of the blade, but it caused a rather strong vibration effect. Peter increased his mana aura all over his body so that the vibrations didn't move him in the slightest.

He knew that his opponent would be difficult to defeat this time. Olaf growled, his eyes red. "I'm not going to lose to a weak wizard like you."

"No way. I will beat you and make you pay for all your dirty deeds," Peter said confidently.

The battle was fierce between Peter, who used a weapon, and Olaf, who didn't use a weapon, but the battle between the two was quite even. What actually happened was that Peter over-maximized his body's energy and mana flow. Like a machine that is constantly turned on, the machine will feel hot and the worst possibility is that it will run dry. Likewise, Peter continues to use his body's energy and mana flow, which makes it possible for him to feel the negative effects.

However, as little as possible, Peter avoids excessive side effects when he constantly expends body energy and mana aura. On the other hand, Peter forced his opponent to expend excessive amounts of body energy and mana aura.

It turned out to be the right strategy. Olaf began to fall into his trap, increasing his attacks. His speed increased, but he couldn't use his keen instincts to track the enemy. A machine that continues to be turned on and heats up within certain limits.

Peter hid behind the wall, he took a deep breath, his heart was beating very fast. He had never been in such a long fight before and Peter was still able to keep up with his opponent.

A clawed hand protruded from the hole in the wall, perhaps so close that it could have strangled him. Peter's instincts were quicker, having honed his powers in such a short time. He turned to the side, dodging a barrage of clawed hands that punched holes in each wall.

The continuous series of attacks destroyed the wall. Peter did the same as Olaf, but he didn't have the strength to lift large objects. Peter kicked over the small table and knocked all the books out of the cardboard box, a shower of hundreds of small, useless objects obscuring the view.

He jumped around, dodging attacks. One of the claws scratched his shoulder, but that didn't stop Peter from continuing his attack. In the last tense seconds, Peter could see a small opening. Get as close as possible to launch a crushing attack.

The swing of his sword injured Olaf's body, his attack, except for the slash, centered on the sword, the swing of the sword creating strong gusts of wind. The werewolf's body was thrown quite far and stopped when it hit the wall until it cracked.

The werewolf's body lay with a slash wound on its chest, but it was still alive with only major injuries.