Sister of the Ranking 1st (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 161

“…You’ve always been good at pretending to be rational.”

Fortunately, Jeok Cheon Cheon Shin Woo wasn’t being serious, which allowed him to manage three tasks simultaneously. The Sage, who had been chanting an incantation just to briefly restrain Cheon Shin Woo, froze.

“You were mostly right… but your relentless pursuit of efficiency and pragmatism was utterly infuriating.”

Cheon Shin Woo aimed his gun. If he couldn’t dodge, his head would be blown clean off. Even if the Saintess’s sanctuary prevented death, given that this was Cheon Shin Woo’s attack, continuous damage was still a real possibility.

“Yes, that’s why you couldn’t defy Silence’s prophecy—to kill the Berserker.”

Bang—the shot split the air, followed instantly by thunder. The bullet pierced through half the Sage’s face and continued straight toward the Saintess behind him.

Blood spilled from the Saintess’s mouth. The lightning strike from the sky shattered the sanctuary she had just cast.

Yes, it shattered completely.

Though the sanctuary’s form—and Michael’s face—quickly reformed after the single strike, the Saintess, who had taken the full brunt of the blow, was in dire condition. The Sage cried out desperately.

“Have you gone completely mad over your sister?!”

His attempt to draw Cheon Shin Woo’s attention to himself was rendered utterly futile. Ignoring the Sage, Cheon Shin Woo raised his blade again to strike the immobilized Saintess—but the Berserker blocked the attack.

A brief standoff followed. It was obvious that Gun Shin, who was supposedly just “playing” against the Eternal Winter King, had already reached his limits. In less than a minute, countless scenarios raced through the mind of the man known as the Sage.

Right now—what should I do? How can I act to maximize efficiency and minimize damage…?

Kyaaruruk—a childlike giggle echoed as icy blades shimmered once more in the sky. Cheon Shin Woo’s affinity was ice as well; in an instant, electricity coursed through the floating blades.

We’re done for. Absolutely ruined. The chance of them coordinating together was far less than one percent—not to mention, was it even possible for a Hunter to jointly use skills with a monster?

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