Just as Abner's gaze fell upon Hilya, the "Shaman King," her intoxicated expression suddenly froze. Her pair of blood-red eyes turned toward Abner and Fors.
Then, her beautiful face twisted abruptly. Leaving the bald man beneath her, she shot toward Abner like a cannonball!
Had he directly encountered a half-crazed "Shaman King"? Was this also the "Good Luck" bestowed by the "Wheel of Fortune"? Well, by the conventions of certain novels, this did count as a fortuitous encounter... but I don't want it at all!
In fact, this kind of "Good Luck" already carried a hint of backlash. It was nothing like the previous benefits... It seemed that before becoming a Demigod, he truly should not use Prophecy that incorporated the effects of the Wheel of Fortune's Unique.
Seeing the Shaman King's attack arrive in an instant, Abner, who bore the Beauty Goddess's Blessing, was not the least bit flustered. He even had the leisure to mock her a few times.
That was because before coming here, he had already made contingency plans for all sorts of accidents. He had long prepared a method for a situation like this.
Just as the Shaman King's sharp nails were about to touch Abner's neck, patterns on his forehead gradually lit up. Immediately afterward, Hilya's hand involuntarily veered aside and pointed at herself, as though she would rather hurt herself than harm the man before her.
Even Hilya, in her half-crazed state, was stunned by this sudden turn of events. But she quickly came back to her senses, because a scorching pure-white ray had condensed within the "mirror" in the opposing man's hand and struck her directly.
The ray immediately erupted with intense light, melting away all undeath, darkness, and evil.
The Shaman King Hilya burst into pale flames, like a paper figurine