"Trying to numb me with that kind of evaluation?" Longinus said with a laugh. "Anyone who underestimates a man like you really is courting death!"
"If that's what you truly think, then let me leave."
"I can't do that."
"Tch! So in the end, we still have to fight." Apophis gripped the hilt of his sword with both hands.
"Minos, protect them." After giving that order, Longinus strode forward.
Before Kuina and Zoro could react, they saw two dazzling meteors collide.
Then came an endless surge of violent, raging shock waves. The back mountain, which had only just fallen quiet, was once again engulfed by a storm of sand and gravel.
The stones swept up in the storm were like bullets. Spinning at tremendous speed, they possessed enough force to pierce steel plates.
The entire sky was swallowed by the sandstorm in an instant.
Looking at the scene, which resembled an apocalyptic disaster, Kuina was stunned. Compared with the massive canyon that had split open, the sight before her seemed even more capable of shaking the soul.
Were those two really human?
"Run! Hold on to me!" Zoro roared as he grabbed Kuina's cold little hand.
"Idiot, you're supposed to hold on to me." Kuina's pretty face flushed slightly as she let out an unhappy hum.
Caw!
Minos really couldn't stand watching this anymore. These two stupid two-legged beasts still didn't know enough to come over and hug his leg.
If not for his master's orders, he couldn't be bothered to care whether these two fools lived or died.
Minos flapped both wings, directly scattering the sandstorm sweeping over from that direction.
The two people, who had been preparing to run, froze. Was that it?
"This giant bird is amazing!" Zoro was initially shocked, but then he couldn't help thinking,