When Javawok returned to me, he turned himself over and ran as hard as he could. It hasn't been that long, and I think we should be able to catch up with this without 30 or counting. But the jabberwock outlook is off. There was an invisible wall on the road that was supposed to have come, and it suddenly started back.
Javawok kicked the wall with all his might, but it was frightening. It was obvious that some force was working that wasn't witchcraft, but it was the first barrier I ever saw to make it a jabberwock. Javawok slaps the invisible wall over and over again.
"Chigi! Get through here!
"Oh man, you don't have any character shards either. This is why the beast."
It was Calevan who appeared beyond the invisible wall. Fluffy and floating, he was obviously looking down at Javawok and observing how it was.
"I didn't know you'd notice it soonest, not even the king species, but just a subspecies of wolves. Not at all difficult. I was going out of my way to disperse it and put it to rest one by one, but the plan went crazy"
"Temee, who are you! What the hell are you thinking?
"Do you think there are idiots who ask and answer? You wait till Stelvese cleans up."
Javawok sighed at Karevan, who answered facelessly.
"... I see. Temee, isn't that Calevan?
"Oh? What makes you think that? We shouldn't be dating that long."
"It's a survey. But you said those guys were the relic keepers' split, right? I don't know the details, but it's quite a violation of the rules for a relic manager to just walk away like this, isn't it? The one with so much power that Master Stelvese can't win is so restricted that he's weakened as if he were not so different from humans. It's against the rules to interfere with us in the first place, isn't it? The extent to which this site was investigated is the limit - wasn't it?
Then what is this power? You're not doing this, are you? The keeper of this ruin - no, the power of another guy?
Javawok received affirmation that Calevan would never react to the word, but would not answer anything. It's not necessarily the right answer, but it's not even off - Javawok acted fast thinking about it that way.
"I wish I could put Master Stelvese and I together, but you're the only one who doesn't. - I guess that's your limit? Then I'll push it through!
"I can't do that. This barrier cannot be broken by the laws of physics."
"Let it go! That's not what I found out!
Javawok decided to be hallucinated by the human figure to match Miriazar, but until then he had used little hallucinations. I mean, I'm not so used to phantoms. After I began living in Arnelia, I had finally begun to get used to its treatment. And as I watched the Unified Martial Arts Games, I had some ideas on how to use them effectively.
"You're like this!
Assume a part of the barrier and attack the object ahead with a procedure to break through that wall. It wasn't someone who made Far Away, but it's the human technology that Javawok was most impressed with in this Unified Martial Arts Games.
The moves are roughly shredded and the conduction efficiency of the power is less than a distant tenth used by Bergay and others. But if Javawok unleashes it, that blow will be special. And the conduction efficiency is poor, but therefore, the impact was diffuse and unpredictable. Someone who looked like Karevan was going to make a decent blow to Javawok.
With half a body lost, Calevan blows up.
"Nah... ah..."
"Fuck you, you're a fake!
But those who have been replaced by Karevan will not just fall. While still maintaining the barrier, he began to retreat to escape.
"Where the hell are you going! Wait!"
"He told me to wait and wait."
"Wow."
As Karevan turned to his abrupt voice, Tutez stood there. And before Kalevan, who looked back, reacted, he was screwing that head off and causing it to stop functioning.