Shooting a Hundred Heads (Continued)

"What did you mean by that?" Certain Death said with narrowed eyes. "That arrow was far too weak, and it wasn't even aimed at me."

"It was a test," Aya said. "A test of this bow—"

This bow had been made from materials found in this world. Though she had deliberately used decent materials, it still could not withstand Aya's strength at all. After just one shot, the bowstring snapped, and cracks had already spread across the bow.

"And a test of whether you possess the bare minimum ability needed not to be killed by a single arrow from me."

"I see. Has the test been completed, then?"

"More or less." Aya tossed aside the damaged longbow. "I acknowledge your basic strength."

"Then please take out your strongest bow~"

The corners of Aya's lips lifted slightly.

"You mean that azure bow? Unfortunately, that was merely an ordinary bow." Aya opened her eyes wide and stared directly at Certain Death.

That bow was a level-seventy [Legendary] weapon, but to Aya, it truly was nothing more than an ordinary bow.

"Since you want so badly to be defeated, I'll let you see it." As Aya spoke, she casually swiped her right hand through the air.

"Let me think. Which one should I use—[Apollo's Bow], [Sunset Bow], or [Iokheira]... Ah, I've got it."

The corners of Aya's lips rose slightly.

"Since I already said I would use power to make you submit completely, I'll use this."

A savage black greatbow appeared in Aya's hands, like a pair of black dragon wings spreading wide.

"Divine Artifact: Nine Lives." Aya spoke coldly. "Come. Experience its power."

Certain Death stared blankly at the greatbow in Aya's hands, silently repeating its name.

"Nine Lives..."

It was a jet-black longbow, its body more than two meters long.