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Albert the GOAT I (V20)

Jan 19th, 2025
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  1. His name was Glassord. He was a top-notch two-handed swordsman and one of the strongest in the Chained Titan Army. Although he was inferior to Dagruel in terms of the total magicule count, his swordsmanship was said to be superior. He was said to be mild-mannered and intelligent for a giant. Incidentally, the Dagruel of today would be considered calm if he were only more mild-mannered, but he was still feared due to his old notoriety.
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  3. This Glassord was dueling with Albert. Wielding a greatsword with his two-meter frame moving gracefully, Glassord clearly stood out from the others in terms of strength and was a unique presence on the battlefield. Albert, on the other hand, was crossing swords equally regardless of the height difference. It is an unbelievable sight for those who knew Albert as a top-notch swordsman.
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  5. Despite his huge stature, Glassord was able to perform sophisticated techniques with his agile movements. No one other than Albert would have been able to compete with him, and on the contrary, Albert might be the one who was abnormal for being able to compete with such a person. He was able to parry and even counter the heavy pressure attacks that would have normally crushed him with a single blow. This was only because he had been given a set of mythical-grade equipment. If he had been equipped with anything less than legendary-grade equipment, he would have been destroyed the moment he was hit. Incidentally, one of Glassord’s hidden characteristics was his ‘weapon destruction’ ability he used on his opponent’s armor. This literally meant that anyone who crossed swords with Glassord was destined to be defeated unilaterally by having their weapons and armor destroyed.
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  7. It was fortuitous that Albert, who was unaware of this, was equipped with mythical-grade weapons. It was a miraculous coincidence, and even the three Dagura brothers could not have known it. Thanks to such good fortune, the collapse of the front line was narrowly averted.
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