That was a story of gods and knights.
Don Quixote was a vain hero, a knight who had never truly existed. He had no past, no memories, and no one remembered him.
Autolycus, meanwhile, was a god who controlled lies. Likewise, no one knew his true gender, appearance, personality, or identity.
And so, former friends and master and disciple reunited here, while a legacy severed by time continued once more.
Their compatibility was nothing short of perfect.
Iver had not even seen the Gray Angel's Angel Shard before it had already fused directly with Don Quixote.
And precisely because their compatibility was so high, the loss of the Gray Angel's power was also exceptionally low.
After being strengthened, Don Quixote could absorb all damage regardless of angle or quantity simply by existing on the field.
The mechanism of "damage substitution" was exceptionally noble. It required no taunting, no blocking, and not even active release.
Furthermore, after dying once, he would become permanently immune to that type of damage. Then when he absorbed that kind of damage again, wouldn't it be equivalent to taking no damage at all?
In essence, it was not merely that he alone was immune to that type of damage... Rather, that immunity had spread directly to the entire team!
Compared to previously being able to summon only one-use shields, how could this power be merely ten times stronger?
Even without counting the divine authority he had obtained from the Gray Angel, this was already a complete metamorphosis-level enhancement.
Besides that, Iver had noticed another detail.
Originally, Don Quixote's Great Sin Card was called "Sword Saint's Proxy," and his upright ability was called "Having Nothing"; now, however, he was called "Don Quixote of Illusion," while his upright ability had become Heracles' Twelve Trials.
Don Quixote in the