Facing Godwyn in the air, Radahn did not dare hold anything back.
He opened with his signature move-Starscourge.
He repeated his old trick, wrapping himself and his pair of Starscourge Greatswords in a string of enormous gravity orbs that swept toward Godwyn.
This time, however, he stirred his twin swords, raising a gravity storm in an attempt to disrupt the gravity of Godwyn himself and the space around him.
Under Radahn's control, snow in the sky and on the ground, along with stones and other objects, flipped upside down and flew every which way, drifting without any fixed direction.
Strangely, Godwyn showed no reaction at all.
Then he did something that left Radahn dumbfounded.
Godwyn planted a foot on a gravity orb. Rather than being pulled by it, he stood as though he were on solid ground.
Step after step, Godwyn advanced over the gravity orbs, seemingly unaffected by gravity.
He even swung his iron fists at the gravity orbs blocking his way, knocking every one of them aside.
The Starscourge Greatswords and gravity orbs all became footholds beneath Godwyn, who could not fly.
In the blink of an eye, he was right before Radahn.
Radahn reacted quickly, immediately harnessing gravity to unleash a repulsive force, intending to send Godwyn flying as he had Malenia.
But the purple Gravity Wave, powerful enough to flatten a city, merely washed over Godwyn without affecting him at all.
Then Godwyn's fist slammed into Radahn's cheek.
His aim was a little off, and the blow struck the helmet instead.
Even so, Radahn's helmet caved in, and one of its enormous decorative tusks nearly shattered.
His massive body lurched uncontrollably to one side. Instinctively, he drove a Starscourge Greatsword into the ground to brace himself and keep from falling.
Little Red Horse whinnied beneath him,