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"If I'm not mistaken, your organs have already shattered. Not even God can save you now!" Boaz declared. Startled for just the briefest moment, Damian couldn't help but laugh. Looking quite amused, he asked, "You think I lost?" "Isn't that obvious?" Boaz retorted arrogantly, brimming with self-confidence. The Iron Strike was a treacherous technique that involved hiding inner energy within the strike, catching others off guard. He'd defeated countless formidable enemies with this attack, even killing semi-grandmasters who were half a martial realm above him.

The massive iron plates of the city's hull were expanding, groaning with a sound like a tortured animal as the molecular structure of the steel fought the relentless thermal assault. "The anchors are vibrating at twenty thousand cycles per second!" Mara yelled over the screaming wind. She was crouched behind a protective lead-glass shield, her eyes fixed on the "Light-Harpoons" that had impaled the city’s flank. "Every time they pulse, they send a shockwave through the main drive-shaft. We can't even get near the fracture without the vibrations liquefying our internal organs!"

The heavy iron floodgate of the Warren did not just buckle; it screamed. A century of rust and condensation flaked off the massive, colonial-era metal plate as a third, deafening BOOM echoed through the subterranean reservoir. The concussive force was so perfectly localized, so devastatingly precise, that the thick iron began to warp inward like a crushed tin can. "I can't hold it!" Musa roared over the din. The Ferryman’s ever-present sunglasses had slipped down his nose, his easygoing demeanor replaced by sheer, gritted exertion.

, I told him and smacked him in the back of the head. “Alright, so once she gets her license I’m pulling the ATV out”, he says as he rubs where I smacked him. Loyalty stands in the middle of the track, clapping her hands like a toddler. “Take it slow baby girl, and remember you’re balancing both yours and Gabe’s weight so ease into the turns”, I tell her and she rolls her eyes at me.

Nova wrapped in a thick blanket improvised from furs and insulation mats was, slipped to me on my knees and handed me the heavy tool. I lay on my back in the dirt under the massive rear of the steel lungs. The Steam boilers above me looked like a cut sheet metal can. The freezing Water had literally torn the thick carbon steel. “We don’t have enough intact sheet to close this crack, Jada,” said Silas, who groomed at the fire and simulated the welds on his pad. ‘Even if you weld it, the pressure will blow it up again during the first heating.” “I’m not welding sheet,” I replied and pulled my heavy safety goggles over

"Break the line!" The secondary impact did not just break the concrete; it sheared the structural foundation of the central spire. Dante’s massive, iron-crusted forepaws drove into the crumbling breach with a sickening, metallic crunch that echoed deep within the subterranean drainage channels. The thirty-foot-thick vault wall buckled, its internal layers of zinc-weave armor tearing apart like wet paper under the sheer kinetic force of a three-ton Sovereign Engine. A dense, blinding cloud of pulverized stone and white ice-dust erupted into the freezing air, burying our small vanguard in a heavy layer of gray grit.

10,000 combat power, plus Victor's Legendary weapon, plus the bonuses of his cores, plus the momentum from his burst of speed, meant the strike was incredibly powerful. If the target was those beast mechs outside, a whole row of them would have been knocked down by this blow. The Furnace was indeed very tough. The halberd only penetrated about two meters deep, leaving a conical crater on the furnace wall. "It's this hard?" Before the Furnace could say anything, Victor was already voicing his dissatisfaction. Victor thought the halberd strike earlier would be strong enough to cut through the Furnace. But it failed to do so.

It violently wrenched its arms upward. CRACK. The heavy, rusted iron grate, designed to hold tons of pressure, was ripped clean out of the stone floor like a piece of wet cardboard. The Husk hurled the massive iron slab effortlessly over its shoulder. The heavy metal slammed into the stone wall behind us, showering the tunnel in a lethal hail of sparks and jagged shrapnel. Two of the omegas shrieked as the shrapnel grazed their aprons, breaking their disciplined ranks and sending them scrambling backward down the narrow tunnel.

“Well, that could be a problem because silver acts as a protection from magic, nickel is fine, and wrought iron works as a conductor.” “Davis, hey, Davis. In your dealings with security, have you come across any information about what they make the bars in here of?” “Not exactly how they were made. But cold-wrought iron is the core of the bars and silver coats them. But I don’t remember a nickel content. I would imagine there are some within the bars’ make up. I’m not a blacksmith or metalworker.” Davis sat up, figuring that pretending to be asleep would just continue to be a failed path toward actually being asleep.

Enough damage to that area could be fatal to them or disrupt their magic entirely. Iron was also a weakness. Iron was a poison to them. Liquid iron was fatal. Iron shavings could be added to food, which would block access to their magic, essentially leaving them human. That was a method that hunters and traffickers employed. Our weapons division mass-produced cuffs that were made of iron but could still be handled by Fae. This was so that we could apprehend anyone that we could. We did not want to just slaughter everyone on their side.