The moment Kukanid's "Imaginary State" HP bar was depleted, Seiya's helmet shattered completely under the curse and vanished into fragments.
And because Kukanid in its "Imaginary State" had been defeated, every monster on the field disappeared immediately.
Only when Sun Yue and Panshilgon saw him gripping two blades, one of them the Gravekeeper's long sword "Setsuna," did they understand what the Nyudo Cloud had been about.
They had been busy dealing with the monsters earlier and had no time to pay attention to what was happening on Seiya's side.
They had originally thought that Kukanid in this state had no means of attack and would be easy to handle.
But now that they saw Seiya had even taken out the Gravekeeper's weapon, Sun Yue and the others roughly realized that Kukanid in this state was probably far more troublesome than they had initially imagined.
"We've already defeated four forms of 'Abyssal Kukanid.' This should be the end, right?
It makes sense for a Unique Monster to have multiple forms, but even 'Gravekeeper Vezavimon' only had three forms."
To be honest, in terms of conquest difficulty, "Gravekeeper Vezavimon" had still been more difficult than "Abyssal Kukanid."
Their number of deaths made that clear enough.
When they had fought the Gravekeeper before, the group had died more than ten times in total.
But this time, facing "Abyssal Kukanid," they had at least not suffered any casualties.
Compared with Vezavimon, Kukanid's difficulty lay mainly in how utterly exhausting it was.
Since using the Reversal Keystone to dispel its Delusional State, Seiya and the others had been fighting it for a full day and night.
And throughout that entire day and night, they had barely rested.
The recent wave of monster hordes had already used up what little supplies they had left.
If Kukanid's