Walking in Another World

CH 55

Default Dyslexic Roboto Lora

enough magazines.

I keep shooting and retreating in an annoying way, and when Lloyd retreats, I get closer and shoot.
Lloyd has taken more bullets, but it’s still not going down.
If it was a human, it would probably be on the ground by now.
Also, maybe it’s instinct, but it seems to be dodging attacks that could be fatal.

When I try to shoot it in the head, it just dodges it.
How good are this thing’s reflexes?

Another thing that’s on my mind is that the wounds seem to be closing.

The bleeding is stopping as time goes on, and I feel like the bullet holes are closing.

I don’t think blood loss is going to stop it.
I really have to just finish it.

I shoot all the bullets in this magazine and reload.

I added a new feature in this fourth generation, Full auto system.
It will without a doubt break the gun, but its destructive power far surpasses shooting one bullet at a time.

I make up my mind and run towards Lloyd.

It comes at me with its sword, but I stop its attack with my gun.

As I get close, I fire two shots and blow the hand holding the sword back.

I don’t let this moment get away, and unload the full auto fire here.
I’m aiming at its chest, where I think its magic stone is,

The gunshots reverberate throughout the cave to the point of being annoying, and the bullets carve Lloyd’s chest and push it back.

But it figures out what I’m doing, and takes a defensive stance.
It quickly brings back the hand that was pushed back, and uses the flat of its sword as a shield.

I think about stopping, but keep shooting at the sword.
The heat I feel in my hand tells me that once this gun stops firing, it won’t fire again.

Bullets hit the sword, crack it, and eventually break it.

Half the sword breaks, and reveals Lloyd’s chest again.

I take aim at it again, but no bullets come out.

The gun is empty, and the barrel is broken.
Should I consider myself lucky that it didn’t misfire?

Lloyd sees that the attack has ceased, and lets out a yell of both joy and anger, as it raises its partially broken sword.

But as it swings down, it finds that its arms are stopped.
My magic barrier is in the way.

Lloyd is confused, and tries to move its arms.
Its idiot strength means this won’t hold for long, but I take advantage of that momentary disturbance and step forward.

My target is the mithril sword.
I grab it, and infuse it with magic energy.

Magic energy pours into the mithril sword, and although it didn’t budge until this point, now I manage to push it in without much resistance.

Lloyd screams and lashes out even more, and I can hear my magic barrier breaking.

Lloyd’s face twists as it swings its arm down.

I can’t dodge it, so I take half a step forward and get close to Lloyd’s body.

I can’t avoid taking damage, but I can move into an awkward position where it can’t move its arm very well to minimize it.
I take that hit, but since it couldn’t stretch its arm too well, I can bear it.

I then change the magic energy that’s flowing.

Its skin is tough, its muscles are tough.
Blows and slash don’t work well.

But I have an idea.
Changing the magic energy to the fire element.

“Burn.”

I picture an orc roasting, which brings up an image of Hikari complaining.

Fire flows into Lloyd, roasting it from the inside.

It starts struggling even more violently.
It’s not really attacking anymore, it’s more like it’s writhing in pain.

It swings its arm and hits my body.

It swings its arm and hits my head.

The impact runs through my body, and as my head shakes, I feel my consciousness being taken away.

I grit my teeth and keep pouring magic energy.

It’s a game of endurance.