The battle was one-sided. No, I wasn’t even sure it was right to call this a battle in the first place.
Whoooosh...!
Following the Pioneer’s fin movement, the air roiled. Microscopic seawater from the Outer Cosmos seeped into the generated current, and it moved like a saw blade, slicing the girl’s body apart.
The carnage happened almost at the same time as her regeneration. If the girl had been smaller, she might have been able to avoid it, but she was now about as large as a building. With attacks swung more or less at random landing all over her, it was basically like the Pioneer was playing with a giant toy.
In fact, that was exactly what was happening. She giggled as she looked down at the heart mass split into five pieces.
[How pathetic. You charge in so boldly, and still can’t land a proper attack.]
It was the kind of thing the girl would have found deeply unfair if she’d heard it.
Truthfully, the Pioneer was the strange one, not the girl being weak.
Her size alone was absurd, and she was a being fused with the world itself, flinging around all kinds of organ chunks and building debris; there was no way something like that could be considered weak by any normal standard.
Ian, for one, had no way to deal with her without the Pioneer...
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