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- Brunhild Eiktobel could reach a top speed that exceeded the speed of sound.
- And she brought out that top speed from the very first step.
- By the time the explosive noise rang out, it was already too late.
- From the perspective of one’s bodily senses, Brunhild seemed to just disappear. And
- since she was moving faster than sound, one could never react in time based on sound.
- Brunhild Eiktobel charged up to a point right in front of Mikoto and vigorously swung
- up the claymore hanging down from one hand.
- She also twisted her wrist to lay the giant sword down flat as she swung it.
- Normally, this may have been an attempt to not hit one’s opponent with the blade of the
- sword. However, the situation here was different. Brunhild Eiktobel could move at
- supersonic speeds and the claymore she held was like a giant sword made by attaching a
- grip to a metal sheet.
- By laying the blade flat, she could use it like a giant fan made of steel.
- An overwhelmingly violent fan that used the massive shockwave created when an object
- moved at supersonic speeds.
- That would end it.
- Not only would it crush the girl’s fat and muscles from the outside, but her eardrums,
- lungs, and trachea would rupture from within.
- However…
- “Damn you!!”
- “!?”
- She reacted just before it hit.
- A dull noise came from below their feet. The ground below moved. The road at the top of
- the overpass was made in blocks that included the supports below. The girl controlled
- one entire block with magnetism to tilt it like a seesaw.
- This caused Brunhild’s aim to be off with her claymore strike and the sonic boom flew
- off into the distance. All the glass in one of the buildings alongside the road was
- smashed to pieces.
- (A broad-use electric type? So did she use some kind of radar? No, this is…!!)
- Iron sand had been thinly spread all across the road surface.
- Even if Brunhild Eiktobel’s movements exceeded the limits of the girl’s kinetic vision,
- she could clearly see what path Brunhild had taken thanks to her footprints.
- - New Testament Volume 6 Chapter 7 Part 7
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