152: Let It Flow
Author: Red Phoenix.
last update2025-07-15 23:59:57

The beast struck with a roar that shook the trees. Its claws carved deep trenches in the ground, and its muscles moved like nothing Kai had ever seen before. Kai dodged to the side, barely missing a blow that would’ve shattered his ribs. His fists tightened. His body moved. But it wasn’t enough.

Every hit he landed barely left a mark. Every strike the beast threw felt like it could split the earth. He ducked, twisted, launched a kick, nothing worked. Its raw speed and brute force were terrifying. Even his Heavenly Eye, once his trump card, flickered uselessly against the overwhelming pressure.

He was losing.

And fast.

Then...

“Are you freaking kidding me right now?!” Zora’s voice exploded from somewhere above.

Kai glanced up just in time to see her crouched on a high tree branch, fists clenched and eyes wild with disbelief. She looked like someone who’d just watched a toddler try to punch a mountain.

“Why are you holding back, dumbass?!” she snapped.

Kai blinked. “What?”

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