God Of Tricksters

“Send all the force forward. Our enemies never fought on the land, so we’ll have an advantage with our mobility.” Agata shouted while looking at the map.

The commands were transmitted to all soldiers on the battlefield. However, they wondered if they could even fight against a being like this. It was impossible to win this huge fight because they didn’t have a single expert that could stand a chance against a World Class Monster.

However, Felix stood up and released his white Magic Power, glaring at the starfish. He stomped the ground and dispersed his Magic Power as if showing he wouldn’t stand down even if death awaited him.

He pointed his sword at the starfish. His expression implied to the starfish that he was going for the kill. No matter how low the chance he could win, he would never stop until the starfish fell.

The starfish smirked. He seemed to be a fighter and Felix managed to excite his fighting nature.

He raised his hands and asked, “Human, your name?”

“Felix.”

“Very good. I shall remember this name. Despite fighting against overwhelming odds, you still have the courage to swing your sword to the very last moment. I, Urnadir, shall treat you as my respectable opponent and kill you as a warrior!” The starfish smirked.

Felix took a deep breath as his body was enveloped by light. The starfish could feel the change in Felix’s body before it immediately disappeared from his vision.

“!!!” The starfish widened his eyes and turned around, finding Felix appearing on his right. He hurriedly raised his right arm to block the sword.

*Cling!*

“Tsk.” Felix clicked his tongue, realizing his sword wasn’t enough to cut through the starfish’s metal body. Even so, he didn’t give up.

The starfish saw Felix disappearing again, but he had already seen this move, so he wouldn’t be tricked the second time.

He reacted faster than the previous one and even punched to his left, hitting Felix’s blade before Felix’s appeared.

*Cling!*

Felix was blown away this time. Luckily, he managed to stabilize his posture in the air, allowing him to land on the ground with his feet.

After that, he went back to the starfish and started spinning his body, trying to overwhelm the starfish with his speed.

However, the starfish’s fighting instinct seemed to be honed enough to know where Felix was going. He kept up with Felix’s speed and unpredictable movement easily. He even managed to land a few blows on Felix’s body.

Although a portion of its force was absorbed by Felix’s blade, his body started going numb after those attacks.

p The starfish was simply on a whole different level.

Meanwhile, Rea was still trying to find the monster that blocked Ruth’s arrow. The battlefield had become chaotic because the soldiers had begun their march to stop those monsters. So, she had to stop this King Class Monster from interfering. At the very least, she wanted to grant a safe passage for their people. As for the World Class Monster, she could only ignore it for the time being, hoping the World Class Monster didn’t make a move anytime soon.

Suddenly, Ruth shouted. “There!”

Rea was startled by her shout and followed her line of sight. Before she could spot a monster, Ruth had shot toward the spot.

Rea was confused at the moment because the arrow went straight to the dust kicked by the monsters.

The wind arrow was invisible, but the monster seemed to have noticed the surge of the wind and immediately waved its hand to create a gale that could sweep the wind arrow.

“!!!” Rea could see what happened earlier. “He also controls wind? Don’t tell me, he has…”

“No, I don’t think so. Theo has told me that there can be a few people who wield the same Order, but there is only one person who can wield something beyond the Order. The Wind Emperor wielded it in the past, and it was only a few years since his death… There was no way a monster managed to cultivate his strength to this level…

“Even I didn’t have a Wind Order. Before I became an assassin, I was a hunter. That’s why my Order is the Hunting Order. Basically, I hunt everything, whether they’re living beings or imaginary things.” Ruth explained and pointed at the monster behind the dust. “And that guy… he shouldn’t have Wind Order… Since he is making a tornado continuously, he might have Gale Order or something. Either way, I’ll be hunting that guy down. Help me.”

“Got it.” Rea nodded with a serious expression. “In that case, I’ll stop him for you.”

“Yeah. Please trust my arrow. I hunt everything I want, but my arrow won’t hit something I don’t hunt.”

Rea didn’t say anything because she had complete trust not only in Ruth, but also in the rest of the group.

She pulled out her sword while revolving her Magic Power.

Her eyes gradually became sharp and a pair of pointy ears appeared on top of her head. Nine fox tails grew on her back as her speed increased.

“Mythical Creature Summoning, Battle Armor, Nine-Tailed Fox Form.”

Rea took a deep breath as her instinct began to take over.

“I shall become a fox… No, I am a fox… Release my beastly instinct. Let the fox become a part of me… I shall perfect this battle form with my Order… Embodiment.”

In that instant, Rea spun her body and swiped her tails like a fan, creating a gale that blew away all the dust, revealing a lobster standing on two feet.

“There you are!” Rea raised her left hand as her nails into claws. She gathered the Magic Power into it and waved her hands, releasing multiple crescent-shaped strikes. This wasn’t a claw strike but a sword strike. Rea was a swordsman, but after acquiring her Order, she knew she could use all parts of her body as a sword. Her body was the medium to connect the sword and the mythical creatures. This was her Embodiment Order.

“Haaa!”