"Whoosh, whoosh, whoosh!"
"Bang!"
"Boom!"
Two figures moved and flashed between dozens of enormous black cubic boxes at speeds invisible to the naked eye!
Their movements were accompanied by repeated collisions.
Those two figures were Soji and Isshiki.
Because Isshiki had summoned dozens of Mahakala, densely scattered throughout a five-hundred-meter radius, this area had become the final battlefield for the two of them.
Naturally, those dozens of Daikokuten moving about erratically became footholds as the two continuously clashed.
More than that, their battle made full use of the Daikokuten's properties.
Since the Daikokuten could interfere with sensing, block x-ray vision, and were incomparably heavy, maintaining a clear line of sight became the most important factor in their fight!
Sometimes, when one side hid behind a Daikokuten, the other could not even find them!
This heavily restricted battle only made Soji more excited the longer he fought.
Later on, Soji was even able to turn the Daikokuten to his advantage and use them to attack Isshiki.
Weren't the Daikokuten incomparably heavy?
Then why couldn't he push them into Isshiki?
In the end, the battle turned into an extremely interesting sight.
Their fight seemed to have become a game of pushing boxes!
You pushed a Daikokuten over, and I smashed another Daikokuten back.
Those dozens of Daikokuten became weapons that they both used against each other.
Since the Daikokuten were essentially weapons, Isshiki was merely using them.
Thus, the Daikokuten's properties affected Isshiki as well.
Isshiki's only advantage after releasing these Daikokuten was that he could use his Golden Rice-Grain Eye to control them more flexibly in battle!
As for Soji, he could only push them with brute force.
However, in terms of raw strength, Soji in Tenseigan Chakra Mode was still slightly stronger than Isshiki at his restored peak.
Therefore, in