The longsword and fist had already collided.
The terrifying roar became an almost tangible shock wave that surged outward in every direction.
Bea's longsword swept back and forth as she moved like a fluttering butterfly, unleashing slash after slash that cleaved the earth.
Delta's brows furrowed slightly. Her wild combat instincts were almost completely suppressed, and she was driven back again and again.
In terms of speed alone, Delta was actually no slower than Bea.
Her strength was even several times greater.
But the gap in technique and experience was simply too wide, leaving her dancing to Bea's tune.
Bam!
A dull impact rang out.
Delta went flying several meters backward.
"Little girl, you're very strong."
Bea said with a smile, "Give you a few more years to grow, and I definitely won't be your match."
"But right now, you're far too green."
Hearing this, Delta furrowed her brows.
"Fine, I admit you're right."
Technique and experience certainly weren't things that could be accumulated overnight.
But...
She could still overcome skill with brute force.
"In that case..."
Delta squeezed her shoulder. "I'll use a weapon too."
The instant her words fell—
Crimson light flared.
Delta's clothes vanished, replaced by exquisite armor that looked like red crystal.
The sight made Bea pause for a moment before she smiled.
"What, do you think that suit of armor can make up for your lack of combat experience?"
"If so, you're far too naive."
Bam!
The earth shattered, and the two figures were already closing in on each other.
"You're the naive one."
A glint of indifference flashed through Delta's eyes.
Watching Bea approach rapidly, she already looked certain of victory.
"Is that so?"
"Then let me see for myself."
With a sharp cry, Bea swung her longsword through the air in an impossibly