As had been said before, in terms of pure strength, Fang Li, unable to use his Magic Eye, was already below Sylvia.
If Sylvia were to face the other two of the Great Beast Trio, which stood alongside the Great Rabbit, then whether it was the White Whale or the Black Serpent, Sylvia could easily defeat them—perhaps even kill them instantly.
But when facing the Great Rabbit, Sylvia could not eliminate it.
That was not to say that the Great Rabbit was much stronger than the other two Great Beasts. It was simply a matter of compatibility.
After all, the Great Rabbit was a calamity beast renowned for being the hardest to exterminate. It was not something that could be dealt with so easily.
With Sylvia's abilities, the Great Rabbit could not harm her.
Yet Sylvia also found it very difficult to destroy it.
But if Fang Li were here, that might not be the case.
Although Fang Li could no longer use his Magic Eye freely, with his inhuman speed and skill, he would surely be able to kill every Great Rabbit in one fell swoop faster than they could split apart, right?
So, it was merely a matter of compatibility.
Just like when they had faced Kanzaki before, Fang Li had said that if Sylvia at the time had fought Kanzaki, her chances of winning would actually have been higher than his.
Actual combat was not a game. It was not simply a matter of calculating strength.
Otherwise, Charlotte Holmes could never have driven Fang Li into a desperate corner with reasoning that seemed almost clairvoyant.
Thus, Sylvia could protect herself and the villagers, but she alone found it difficult to exterminate the Great Rabbit.
Under such circumstances, Sylvia could only keep singing, squandering the Star Pulse Energy