The Word of Power "Spirit" sword was extremely hard. At the very least, no one had ever heard of a Word of Power weapon breaking before its durability had run out. Frankenstein had no choice but to use the "Spirit" sword to smash his opponent.
That was because he knew nothing about swordsmanship. Combat Instinct meant that all he could do with a weapon was smash things.
Naturally, you couldn't expect a Rule Wizard—and one who had retained only Combat Instinct at that—to still learn how to use a sword. Not every Rule Wizard was called Abel.
Frankenstein now remembered only his master's orders: the corpse had to remain intact. Thus, while using Ice Spike to prevent the Fanatical Knight from moving, he swung the "Spirit" sword with all his might and viciously smashed it into the Fanatical Knight's body.
Perhaps Frankenstein wasn't strong in close combat, but no one could say that an ancient puppet lacked strength. When an ancient puppet wielded a sword and smashed someone with it, even a Fanatical Knight couldn't withstand the blows for long.
Dark red blood had already trickled from the corners of the Fanatical Knight's mouth. This showed that his internal organs had suffered severe injuries.
Frankenstein did not stop. On the other side, Doff had begun smashing wildly, while Abel arrived beside the formation of High-level Holy Knights.
The instant one of the High-level Holy Knights noticed him, Abel released the Great Druid aura concealed by the Transformation Necklace. Powerful suppressive force suddenly appeared, causing the unprepared High-level Holy Knights to pause for a moment.
If these High-level Holy Knights had known that Abel was a Great Druid-level powerhouse, they would definitely have activated their battle formation to defend against the Great Druid's suppressive force.
The battle formation of two hundred