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True Duel: Mane's Rael Strength Part II
Once they were done with their meal (and by they, I mean Ray and Mane, since Alexis wasn’t done) they spoke heartily about several issues. Some of them were of consequence, and others were just for laughs. After relaxing for about forty-five minutes, Mane and Ray returned to the training room.
The second phase of the training wasn’t just for body wielding. It was shorter than the first phase, and it was preceded by a spar. After the spar, Mane will them meditate on the gains of the day. After all, sparring against a god was very beneficial. Although he never won, his insights were tremendous. Mane wasn’t certain because he had been fighting against someone way above his league, but he suspected that his combat strength had exceeded what it was before he got injured.
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What Mane cast were a few low level leases and one mid-level lease he created- yes, created. He cast a speed lease, a strength lease, and a vitality lease. These leases were basic, and every spiritualist knew them. The last one was a lease he created after his month of training. It was tailor made to conform to the beast form he used when he was body wielding, and it was pretty powerful. It wasn’t strange for spiritualists to come up with leases on their own. Nevertheless, what Mane did was still impressive. Especially since he had done this as an eleven year old. But he had the Basileus glow to thank for that. It was by utilizing this glow that he could comprehend the mysteries of lease. But he didn’t utilise it in his earlier leases. He wouldn’t be a spiritualist if he couldn’t cast such simple leases without his glow.There were two kinds of spiritualists: the main attack type spiritualists, and; the support type spiritualists. Mane and his father w
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His attack sent that Ray flying across the room into what seemed to be the final destination for all who got struck in this duel- the wall.“Star Flicker”, Ray mumbled quietlyEven though Mane hadn’t mentioned the name of the technique he used, Ray still figured it out. He was aware that Mane had been able to master the second stage of this high level skill book. Besides, he had seen his son’s power level. The speed he had just displayed didn’t belong to someone of his power level. It was far greater. Although his son had cast a speed lease, it had only made him slightly faster than before. It wasn’t enough to grant him such a massive boost. By his observation, it was about four times the speed of a regular hig
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Ray’s technique, Splintering Fist, was a high grade technique just like Mane’s Extreme Burst. But there was no way this technique would be able to match up to Mane’s combination technique, Flickering Burst. That wasn’t to say that Ray didn’t have any combination techniques of his own. He did. He just wasn’t using them. At least not yet. Besides, for his punch to be effective, it had to hit Mane first. But it didn’t.*Boom*Ray’s fist struck empty air, the force from his attack travelling all the way to the end of the room, and effectively causing more destruction to the already destroyed wall. It seemed stupid. Why didn’t they just reinforce the wall with better materials so that their bouts wouldn’t cause so much destruction? Well, the basement wasn’t initially made as a training room. It just had one of its rooms converted into one because of Mane’s training. They needed an area where they could
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“That’s enough of the chitchat. Let’s get back to business.” Ray stated as he pounced on his son. His clone was no different. It was only lagging behind due to its slower speed. It didn’t take even a second for Ray to get to Mane. “Splintering Fist”, Ray’s voice echoed loudly.“Extreme Burst”, Mane screamed in retaliation. Mane’s plan was simple. Neutralize his father’s attack and use a second punch to knock him away. Since Extreme Burst was a stacked move, his second attack will definitely be stronger than the first, by at least two times. This, in his view, should be enough to knock his father back. By the time that had been accomplished, the clone will have reached his position. Then he’d just ride on his momentum and deliver the rest of the moves in the Extreme Burst arsenal. Delivering the full dose should be enough to deal with the clone- or so he thought. The first part of his plan worked like a charm. His first fist did neutralize his father’s attack.
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“Hei!”“Hah!”Ray and Mane clashed mid-air, right in the centre of the room. Blue and red flames spread all around the room and burnt everything they came into contact with. The marbled floor melted at speed visible to the naked eye due to the sheer intensity of the flames. The already haphazard room was thrown into more disarray by the power that was being concentrated in the small room. A battle of this scale was definitely too much for the room to take. The melting ceiling was testament to this fact. Although the flames didn’t get to every corner of the room, that didn’t stop them from spreading their fiery influence anyway.
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*Poof*Mane’s small arm lodged itself deeply into Ray’s chest, and even found its way out, with his hand sticking out of the Brute King’s body from the back. There was no blood, since Mane’s arm was occupying the space from which it would flow. Plus his arm was still on fire, so it was almost as if he was cauterizing the wound. But some blood did make its way out through the mouth of the battle god.“How long has it been since I felt so refreshed? How long has it been since I last bled so? What a thrilling battle! You have fulfilled the conditions to win the duel. I concede.” Ray laughed loudly like a madman. And he was anything but sane right now, with him laughing so heartily whilst an arm was lodged deeply inside his chest. He was immortal. Although his godspark was sealed, his vitality as a god wasn’t. This meant that he was still technically immortal. So the only way for Mane to win any of their duels was to inflict a woun
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