Tiendavis - For Perfect Salvation (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 224

When the iron bars shattered in Miel’s hands, Laurel’s knights also released their bowstrings.

Arrows from close range flew in straight lines without the slightest curve, and their ferocity even threatened Cassel, who had been despairing just a step behind.

As Cassel rolled across the ground to flee, Miel charged forward without a care.

It made no difference whether an arrow pierced his waist or a trap hidden in the sand and darkness sprang up to bite his ankle.

Arrows snapped, chains broke, and droplets of blood scattered.

Having broken through all obstacles, Miel stretched out his arm to display his sharply grown claws.

Those dagger-like claws declared they would tear apart everything they touched.

But Haldin and his knights, as if already knowing the beast’s habits, scattered while keeping their distance, never giving him a chance to counterattack.

With the prey scattering in all directions, Miel naturally chased after Haldin first.

Miel, striking the ground with feline agility, raised his claws toward Haldin.

Yet Haldin did not even feign raising his sword to block—he merely stared at Miel.

Just as Miel, feeling doubt, was about to slash him with all his might, an arrow flew in and struck Miel’s arm.

Only then did Haldin move, slicing deeply into Miel’s leg and throwing off his balance.

Miel, now even redder with rage, chased after Haldin—but the outcome was the same, and similar scenes repeated several more times.

Miel, now reduced to tatters, finally stopped in place and gasped for breath.

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