An explosive expression indeed.
It seemed powerful and could pose a great threat to the opponent.
In reality, there was some truth to that.
However, the moment when the ‘explosion’ occurs is precisely when one must be most cautious in battle.
This is because, along with its tremendous power, various variables are likely to arise, creating an ideal situation for chaos.
An explosion inevitably generates fierce winds and smoke, which obstructs visibility.
It becomes the perfect environment for creating uncertainties.
When Glabber triggered the explosion using the artifact, I silently cheered.
Of course, I could read his intentions well and understood them.
The battle was progressing in my favor, and he must have been quite anxious about that.
In the world of masters who engage in tight battles, where every second counts, maintaining the initiative is crucial.
If the opponent is even 0.1 seconds or 0.01 seconds ahead, it becomes a significant threat and burden.
Thus, Glabber aimed for an easy way to turn the tide, but… I was thinking the same.
“Die already!”
Kukwakwakwa!
What I was watching was not Glabber, who was attacking head-on, but his back.
He was attacking my perfect clone, the simulacrum, which I had left behind in place, just as the explosion occurred.