"Now it feels like these enemies all share one fatal flaw. I don't know why, but every enemy has it-at least, every enemy I've encountered. That flaw is severely underestimating their opponents. What's with that? Are all these enemies just too confident?" Ruri looked at the dead enemy on the ground, then wiped the blood off his hands and spoke quietly.
Forget it. Even if it's a flaw, it isn't mine. They don't have the strength, yet they still underestimate their opponents. I could never learn to do that. I wonder whether they really don't know how strong I am or are just pretending not to know. If I met an enemy stronger than me, I certainly wouldn't let my guard down. Who would act like this bunch? Ruri gave the enemy one last look, then turned around and looked at the other enemy fighting his Shadow Clone, thinking silently to himself.
By this point, Ruri had successfully wounded the enemy from just now. Only the other enemy remained, fighting his Shadow Clone.
Meanwhile, the enemy fighting Ruri's Shadow Clone had no idea that his teammate had already died at Ruri's hands.
Fuck, is this really a damn Shadow Clone? It's not even on the same level as the Shadow Clones I've fought before, the enemy fighting Ruri's Shadow Clone thought angrily.
That was indeed the case. Ruri's Shadow Clone was somewhat different from other people's Shadow Clones, and its strength was one level below his own. It was even possible for Ruri's Shadow Clone to kill that enemy now.
These enemies really are too weak. They can't even beat a single Shadow Clone of mine. Now that I think about it, it's quite possible that my Shadow Clone could kill the enemy, Ruri thought silently as he watched the