Lisbeth had just gotten to her feet and was about to catch up with Akasaka when she realized he had already gone quite far ahead. She immediately shouted, "Wait for me!" and jogged after him.
But Lisbeth's shout was far too loud, instantly triggering an avalanche.
Lisbeth stiffly turned her head like a machine and saw the avalanche rushing down. Her soul nearly left her body in terror.
She stood frozen in place, locked in a running posture without moving an inch.
Akasaka was so irritated by this foolish woman that he nearly laughed. At the same time, he cursed Kayaba Akihiko again in his heart: Why did he make avalanches caused by sound vibrations so realistic now? Cooking and blacksmithing were made so carelessly before, but this is actually pretty convincing.
Akasaka turned around and pounced on Lisbeth, knocking her down and shielding her beneath him.
At the same time, the purple ribcage skeleton of Susanoo wrapped around them, protecting them both.
The avalanche buried the two of them directly.
As time passed, the avalanche gradually settled. As far as the eye could see, there was nothing but a vast expanse of white snow, with no trace of anyone having passed through.
With a loud crash, a giant purple skeletal hand burst through the snow. Two figures gradually emerged from within, still wrapped in purple ribs.
They were Akasaka and Lisbeth.
Akasaka had no time to care about Lisbeth's shy expression as she lay beneath him. He first checked his mana bar to see how much had been consumed, only to find that it was the same as in reality—he could only use Susanoo for thirty seconds.
Akasaka hurriedly dismissed Susanoo, afraid that he would end up nearsighted and suffer blurred vision again.
After all, his eyes had only