Under normal circumstances, Seiya would not have been capable of controlling so many Shikigami at once.
Even after sharing abilities, Seiya from the Tokyo Ravens world could control no more than three Shikigami simultaneously.
After all, controlling Shikigami at the same time consumed spiritual power. But this was a game world now, so the situation was entirely different.
Seeing the eight Mansions summoned before Seiya once more, Akihiko Kayaba was completely dumbfounded. At that moment, he even felt as though he were playing some kind of RPG, desperately grinding maps as a player.
Meanwhile, Kirito and the others, watching from Dragon's Nest on Floor 55, fell silent as they watched Seiya command a massive number of Mansions to charge at Akihiko Kayaba.
Klein had been the loudest one before, calling Akihiko Kayaba an old thief and shamelessly accusing him of having no spirit of fair competition. But seeing the scene before him now, he chose to keep his mouth shut.
Well, Akihiko Kayaba was using a BOSS interface to fight Seiya in Player versus Player as though he were a player. In that case, it was perfectly reasonable for Seiya to summon a few more pets to fight.
What? You said there were a few too many summoned pets? That this was not Player versus Player at all, but a group beating?
But Klein could only say that, as the final BOSS, Akihiko Kayaba was supposed to be ganged up on by a group of players anyway. This was merely happening a little ahead of schedule.
Besides, why talk about honor with that shameless old thief Akihiko Kayaba? If it were not for that bastard, would they have been trapped in this Death Game for over two years?
Although Akihiko Kayaba had a great deal of HP, the Mansions Seiya