Of course, if it had only been their clothes that were torn, then everyone present would probably have gotten quite an eyeful.
However, through the tear in Kanzaki's white top, they could clearly see a sword wound beneath it that was so deep it nearly exposed the bone.
Bright red blood was already flowing from it, staining Kanzaki's white T-shirt.
As for Yoru Machi, the longsword in his hand shattered into several pieces with a crack. A streak of blood also ran down his face, revealing a sword wound of neither shallow nor deep severity on his left cheek.
The lethal-strike Only Flash and the nearly unavoidable Tsubame Gaeshi had collided. They appeared evenly matched, but anyone with discerning eyes could tell that Yoru Machi had held the advantage.
The reason Yoru Machi's blade had broken was that the imitation Goei created through magic had been inferior in quality to Sasaki Kojirou's Noble Phantasm from the start, much less Kanzaki's Seven Days, Seven Swords.
After using an ultimate sword technique like Tsubame Gaeshi, it had already reached its limit. Taking Kanzaki's Only Flash head-on afterward had naturally caused it to break.
As for the wound on his face... with Yoru Machi's regenerative ability, an injury of that extent had actually healed in less than a few moments. He simply had not wiped the blood from his face yet.
Compared to Yoru Machi, Kanzaki was in far worse shape. For a Saint with an exceptionally resilient body, the sword wound above her chest might not have been fatal.
However, Kanzaki did not possess Yoru Machi's absurd regenerative ability. Even if she continued fighting while carrying such an injury, she had almost no chance of winning.
No, perhaps it was more accurate to say that since even Only Flash had been unable