Rapid-fire Incineration Cannon shots, basic attacks timed to cancel recovery animations, fancy attack-moving with the Incineration Cannon...
And every shot was uncannily accurate. Had Genos been doing it himself, he would have needed a moment to aim.
Perhaps this was what it meant to be a concept god. Zero-frame reactions and judging distances by eye were merely King's most basic abilities.
Incredible...
Genos could not help marveling inwardly.
If King and Genos were "mechanical monsters," then Vaccine Man was a "stat monster."
Genos's current stats fell somewhere between "peak demon" and "low dragon," while Vaccine Man's were solidly "above dragon," perhaps even "peak dragon." At the very least, he was certainly somewhat stronger than [Homeless Emperor].
Even with King's mechanics pushed to their absolute limit, defeating Vaccine Man remained extremely difficult.
Vaccine Man simply tanked Genos's Incineration Cannon head-on. After all, these were low-powered rapid-fire shots, capable of doing little more than chipping away at his health bar.
Then, without bothering with any fancy maneuvers, he immediately summoned a series of light orbs behind him.
"Be careful not to get blown to pieces."
Before launching the light orbs, Vaccine Man even gave Genos a warning.
"It's fine..."
Genos spoke calmly.
As long as the core in his chest remained intact, he could survive even if that core was all that remained of him.
Seeing the enormous light orbs hurtling toward him, King immediately got to work.
Although Genos's speed lagged somewhat behind his destructive power, it was still enough for King.
He dodged every light orb perfectly and even counterattacked in the gaps between evasive maneuvers.
King knew Genos's stats were inferior to Vaccine Man's, so he had settled on his strategy from the start: wear him down at range.
Being subjected to a constant one-sided beating forced Vaccine Man