Ovelia had no time to rejoice, because the way Nameless looked at her had changed.
Previously, Nameless had looked at everything with a smiling gaze, as though he bore goodwill toward all things. He had looked at her as he might look at flowers and grass by the roadside, with more appreciation than anything else. But although Nameless was still smiling now, it sent chills down her spine. Vaguely, she seemed to understand—it was a look of regret.
For some reason, she suddenly regretted making a move.
Her reason for acting was simple: she wanted to take a gamble. Her mission was the same as Mad Lion's—they had to kill Nameless.
Although she suspected the mission would only count if she killed him personally, circumstances had forced her hand. It was clearly no longer possible for her to land the finishing blow, and if they could not break Nameless's Eye of Disregard, both Mad Lion and she would certainly die.
Compared to Mad Lion, her chances of killing Nameless were far lower, so she had ultimately chosen to piggyback on his attack!
The Fairy Wand in her hand was the item she had obtained in the third stage. It could curse a target, but the more vicious the curse, the weaker its effect became. Basically, it could only be used for pranks.
For example, making an opponent sneeze violently or making them unable to stop themselves from farting.
When Mad Lion had tried to cut open Nameless's eyelids, Ovelia had realized that this item was not so weak after all. For instance, she could make her opponent unable to close his eyes.
To ensure the item's effect was strong enough, she had even set a limited duration.
But only now did she belatedly realize that her attack had worked too