Now the tables have turned. It was now the dragon's turn to deal with the problem that Loki had been dealing with for so long.
By blocking Loki's attacks, it was taking on another 2.22% Entropy per second, doubling the consumption of his capacity for Entropy and cutting how long he had to live from 15.32 seconds to 7.66 seconds.
7.66 seconds was far shorter than 16.4 seconds, so it was safe to say that the dragon would die before Loki. If it could dodge Loki's attacks entirely, it wouldn't need to take on more Entropy by blocking Loki's attacks.
He would definitely be able to avoid Loki's attacks if his defense was a little bit stronger than Loki's attacks. Unfortunately for him, he and Loki had the same power output, so their power just about cancels each other out, preventing him from taking damage from Loki's attacks. Still, it wasn't strong enough to avoid the attack completely and not take Entropy from it.
