Charlotte controlled a Magic Mirror, intending to block a killing blow for Cresto, but Zimmerman had already found a way to deal with it. This strike shook the omnipresent energy between heaven and earth, directly shattering the "fragile" Magic Mirror.
Charlotte secretly admired him. Magic Mirrors and real mirrors shared a common flaw: fragility.
Yet that fragility did not lie in the Magic Mirror itself. It was embedded in the void and did not need to bear any physical substance.
The Magic Mirror's fragility lay in its connection to this world. That connection was extremely delicate; once disturbed, the Magic Mirror would vanish.
Charlotte believed that even an enemy who had fought him dozens of times might not see through this point, but Zimmerman had casually found the flaw. This strike had been deliberate and targeted. Its dispersed energy could not inflict real damage on a high-ranking Saint Rank fighter, but it could destroy the Magic Mirror's existence.
Charlotte simultaneously thought of a way to counter Zimmerman's attack, but Zimmerman had lured Charlotte and Romios into rescuing Cresto. His true target was his former fiancée, Menilman!
With an incomparably fierce Great Radiant Cross Slash, he sent Menilman directly out of the battlefield.
Watching Menilman vanish into the air, Charlotte knew that Dawn of Destiny had worked again, yet he was still shocked and horrified. He had not expected Zimmerman to be so ferocious!
Besieged by five Saint Rank fighters, Zimmerman still moved with ease. He had even severely wounded Princess Mei and Menilman in succession. Without Dawn of Destiny, those two women would likely already have fallen in battle.
Charlotte could not help muttering, "Zimmerman..."
He had merely called Zimmerman's name, but he could not think of anything else to say. Even Charlot Mecklenburg, who had always prided himself on