Crack—
The enormous wall between the World Trees split open, and countless wisps of dark mist surged through the breach, spreading slowly like waves.
A pitch-black "Wall Breaker" stumbled out of the opening and collapsed helplessly onto the ground. The violin in his hand flew off to one side.
Then the violin floated up under some unseen force. It hung in midair for a moment before suddenly shooting toward the "Wall Breaker"!
At some point, a bloody hole had opened in the "Wall Breaker's" chest, and blood was gushing out.
The violin came flying in. With a soft thup, it plugged the wound like a wine cork.
But the "Wall Breaker" didn't like that at all. He let out a wail and fell flat on his back.
A streak of silver shot out of the wall like an arrow and landed beside the "Wall Breaker," revealing Gelman.
The third movement had ended, and the third "Wall Breaker" had met his end.
However, although Gelman had taken care of the third "Wall Breaker," the "Darkness" had also dealt with the two "Wall Breakers" controlled by the "Flesh Badge."
That left the "Darkness" with one "Wall Breaker" by his side, breaking the slight stalemate once again.
A moment later, the fourth and final movement of "Dark Sonata" began with a piano solo.
By now, though, "Dark Sonata" had little effect on Gelman.
Thump, thump, thump—
Heavy footsteps came from the Dark World beyond the wall. At last, the "Darkness," holding the "Demon King's Scepter," revealed his true form beneath the blood-red night sky.
He wore a sinister crown, and his robe looked like a piece of cloth stained with black ink, trailing far behind him across the ground.
A closer look revealed that the "Demon King's Scepter" was indeed made from the