Without a doubt, that meant "ripping him apart with her bare hands," tearing him into some indescribable scraps~~~ As if he had foreseen his own tragic end, Vlad III decisively aimed the sharp end of his broken spear at his waist and drove it in hard.
A warrior—an archduke—could be killed, but never humiliated!
At this scene, one could not help but raise one's head and cry out sorrowfully to the heavens—Heavens preserve us, Lancer killed himself again!!!
Did I mention that in the official gag manga, Gudako tore apart a Demon God Pillar with her bare hands and took down Jeanne the Invincible in three seconds? So, you get the idea of Gudako's combat strength...
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Gudako had no intention of stopping Lancer from taking his own life. Either way, the enemy had been defeated. Whether she tore him apart with her bare hands or forced him into suicide, wasn't it still a victory~~~ Besides, compared with "ripping him apart" and getting her hands dirty, simply smiling as she watched him kill himself—sinisterly—seemed much more elegant.
—Either approach made it incredibly easy to conclude that "Gudako is terrifying!"
"Master, even amid this battlefield of Heroic Spirits, you still carry yourself with such dignity. Next time, by all means summon my true form."
"Then, at that time, I shall let you properly behold the true essence of my spear technique.
My spear is by no means merely an instrument of bloodthirsty execution. It is the spear that protects the nation—, a weapon that safeguards its people. Surely, it will shine in your hands—"
The Archduke truly hated having his actions smeared by the bloodthirsty title of "vampire." He was not a vampire, but as the tale spread among more and more people, the nature of his Heroic Spirit changed