As expected, Gael once again flew into a rage, continuing to swing his great sword and charge at him.
Leon clashed with him amidst the flashes of sword and blade, occasionally using a shield for defense. The rest of the time he dodged attacks by combining the sliding step with the hunter's movement technique—the numerical gap between them was too large, and he couldn't manage a direct confrontation. If he wanted to rely on some clever tactic, he might as well gamble on a bounce back.
Facing a powerful enemy like Gael, he, who had long been trained, was no longer utterly defenseless. Even when alone, he could fight with composure.
However, as an adventurer, the lack of numerical strength remained a fatal flaw.
Clearly, after obtaining the King's Soul, he had received a significant boost as an adventurer. But why did the new areas in the Sain Dungeon seem even more numerically inflated than them? The inflation is too overwhelming, easily making people want to quit!
