When Blade Tusk decided to change tactics, the greater strength granted by magic finally found its place to shine.
He thrust his shield forward with his left hand, and Daba immediately staggered backward beneath the impact of an overwhelming force.
Seizing the moment, Blade Tusk raised his sword high overhead and chopped down with all his might.
Though Daba reacted in time and desperately angled his spear to block, the force that followed drove the spear straight back into his face, ruining the balance he had only just managed to regain.
Seeing this, Blade Tusk did not continue pressing down with his greatsword. Instead, he used the rebound created by the clash of sword and spear, letting the blade naturally return to its starting position before chopping down again.
Clang!
Clang!!
Clang!!!
Each swing was heavier than the last, forcing Daba's body to retreat backward against his will.
As this continued, his movements became increasingly distorted, forcing him to expend even more effort on what seemed like endless blocks;
Gradually, he no longer had the spare strength to think of anything else.
Naturally, Blade Tusk would not let such an opportunity slip by. He shifted his weight between his feet and, taking advantage of the backward momentum Daba had after barely completing a block, slammed his shoulder forward, knocking Daba several meters back and sending him flying.
Thud!
The Finae Tribe's Chieftain, his eyes blank with confusion, crashed heavily to the ground. By the time he came back to his senses, his opponent's sword was already pressed against his eye socket.
Trolls had several weaknesses that could hardly be called weaknesses: their internal organs, hearts, and brains.
If these "weaknesses" were ranked by severity, then "massive internal damage" would come in third.
When the internal organs suffered severe damage, even