Why King Arthur Was a Girl

The battle between Berserker and Saber gradually reached a fever pitch. Every clash of their weapons sent sparks flying and whipped up a raging gale.

The 'Invisible Air' Saber used to conceal Excalibur came with a deceptive effect that obscured the blade's length. But to Berserker, who had honed himself through a lifetime of adventure, that bit of misdirection was practically nonexistent. His innate skill, 'Mind's Eye,' was a danger-avoidance ability based on intuition and the sixth sense. Even after his reason had been stripped away by Mad Enhancement, this near-instinctive skill still remained effective.

During their exchange, Saber realized this as well. As a pure warrior, if they were competing solely in speed, strength, and technique, Berserker was far superior to her.

With top-tier strength, incredible Agility, and battle instincts that Mad Enhancement had failed to erase, Saber had no choice but to admit that Berserker was the ultimate killing machine. No matter what era he was placed in, he would be a devastating weapon capable of sweeping across any battlefield.

Calmly analyzing the battle, Saber knew the current environment was highly unfavorable to her. So she fought as she retreated, luring Berserker into a cemetery filled with gravestones.

If Saber had any advantage over Berserker, it was probably her smaller frame. Berserker's massive body possessed formidable agility, but his flexibility was certainly no match for Saber's.

On open ground, he could suppress Saber completely. But once the terrain became complicated, his attacks were no longer so fluid.

Using the gravestones to disrupt Berserker's vision, Saber shifted to a mobile fighting style, constantly weaving around the tombstones. Berserker's battle instincts remained intact, but his clouded mind repeatedly led him astray. His sweeping axe-sword strikes could not even touch the hem of her clothes.

Gradually, Saber seized control of the