“It’s now or never,” murmured Tommy as he saw the three heads of the monster align perfectly in position.But Patrick, observing the scene from the air, couldn’t help but doubt it.“It’s just one arrow… and three targets. How’s he going to pull it off?” he thought, using his iron gloves to hold one of the mechanical beast’s snouts in place.The arrow was launched with lethal precision toward the beast. However, just before impact, something extraordinary happened: the arrow split into three parts, each transforming into an independent arrow. With perfect trajectories, they simultaneously entered the oral cavities of the three heads.“Explode, you disgusting robotic monster!” shouted Tommy, spitting out his toothpick in disdain.The arrows inside each head began to glow intensely before detonating in a devastating explosion. The beast roared furiously, attempting one last attack, but ultimately collapsed to the ground with a deafening crash. Its three heads burst into a rain of sparks

The train was already on the brink of the precipice when three figures inside the car moved their hands with speed and precision. Strangely, materials like aluminum, chrome, and lead began to flow from their palms, fusing in midair to form a provisional path just in time. The convoy advanced without complications, saving all the passengers from certain death.The travelers, who moments earlier had been overcome with panic, began to calm down. Some approached the three individuals to thank them, while others couldn’t help but ask how they had managed such a feat. However, one of them—the shortest of the group, wearing a hooded grayish-blue sweatshirt—raised a hand to interrupt the conversation.“It’s better if you get off the train. Something’s not right,” he said seriously, his voice firm but calm.The second, taller than him, wore a silver sweatshirt with bright red details. He nodded decisively before adding:“Yes, it’s better if you leave the train while we check the area.”Althoug

"That’s how he usually gets," Andre remarked to Isis as he watched Dante with a mix of curiosity and concern. "No, I’ve never seen him like this… happy, but with a sinister edge," she replied, barely finishing her sentence before being shoved backward by the mechanical birds. She tumbled several meters, rolling over the rocky ground as her bandages partially unraveled."I’ll show you that sports are good for everything and solve everything, just like my favorite soccer stars," Dante declared with unwavering confidence, his voice resonating with childlike determination while his eyes sparkled with excitement. Without missing a beat, he pulled a soccer ball from between his knees. It was an impeccable ball, gleaming under the dim light of its surroundings, as if it carried a glimmer of hope.He began drawing the attention of the mechanical birds by swiftly kicking the ball toward them, retrieving it with agile and playful movements. Dante weaved between the creatures, performing spectac

Timmy, seeing the metal stingers hurtling toward him with relentless speed, knew there was no time to hesitate. With a desperate shout, he focused all his energy, and suddenly, four additional arms burst from his sleeveless shirt like tentacles. The fingers of these new limbs glowed with an intense green light, and without a second thought, they began firing jets of viscous liquid in every direction."Green gun!" the boy shouted as he aimed at the projectiles, threatening to destroy everything in their path.The green liquid struck the steel stingers, completely covering them. Before they could hit the ground, Timmy declared with determination:"ACID RAIN!"Instantly, the liquid began bubbling and corroding the projectiles, dissolving them into a cloud of verdant vapor. The robot, now furious, shifted its color to a vibrant crimson red. From the wreckage surrounding it, a new threat began to take shape: a mechanical snake-dragon hybrid, its scales gleaming like molten metal. With a me