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Chapter 66. Phase Two
Author: wings of chaos
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Finally, Devon could see the massive creature’s weak point. “Grendel!! We need to destroy the core in its chest!!” he shouted.

“I can’t reach that high!” Grendel shouted back, then rolled with Devon to dodge the Titan arm that was sweeping on where they were standing a moment ago.

“I can,” Seichi said, suddenly appearing beside them with blood still dripping from his mouth. “Give me an opening and I’ll do it.”

Devon looked at him for a second with hesitation as to see the blood on his face. “But you’re hurt—”

“I’ll be fine. We need to end this fast before more die!” Seichi snapped, making clear Devon focused on the task rather than worrying about him.

“Ignatia, Devon, combine your attacks to its chest and melt that damn armor of that thing. I’ll go for the core.”

“That’s literally a suicide,” Ignatia said flatly, wanted to rebuke him.

“You got a better plan?” Seichi shot back, challenging them, his eyes showing how determined he was.

The others went silent as they all didn’t have a be
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