Gohan Vs Kefla Novels & Stories

I heard Higan growl again, and I spun my head just in time to see him dashing low from my right, aiming his open jaw to swallow my belly. I shuffled to the side of his large head and, with a blazing cold flame on my feet, I kicked him under the jaw. His skull cracked sideways, teeth skidding sparks off the stone. “You should really stop underestimating me!” I barked at him. He staggered with his towering frame. He was obviously being too stubborn to bow out early. He moved again with pointed claws, and I met him with mine and hot-blue fire mingling at my knuckles. Every strike that touched him hissed, and his frustration tore through his angry gaze.

The fusion power pulsed within them, a steady rhythm that resonated with their determination. Fen, the leader of the Destroyers, stood opposite them, his eyes gleaming with malice. "You've grown stronger," he sneered. "But it won't be enough." Kai met his gaze, his voice steady. "We'll see about that." The battle began with a deafening roar, both sides clashing with ferocious intensity. The Gaia clan fought with everything they had, their fusion powers proving to be a formidable force. But the Destroyers were relentless, their attacks fierce and unyielding.

He was furious, absolutely furious that Long Chen had humiliated him, even though it had been his own offer. “Alright, it seems you’re strong enough, so I won’t mess around with you anymore! Get ready to take my attack, you little bastard,” Gian Gan said, swinging his axe before charging toward Long Chen at breakneck speed. Long Chen simply stood still, not moving an inch; in Long Chen’s eyes, Gian Gan looked like an angry buffalo disturbed while eating. “Ah! A foolish brat who can’t assess the situation himself—is the Gian family’s brain truly underdeveloped?” Senior Qing asked, full of scorn and anger, watching Gian Gan, who had no idea his enemy was far stronger than himself.

The second turned on him, but Kealor met him directly, his strikes controlled and heavy. “Get up,” he said, not looking at me. I pushed myself to my feet, steadying through the pain. The fight ended quickly after that. One fell. Another hesitated. And then......... Everything changed. The air didn’t warn me this time. Roshan was just there. He moved straight into them, faster than thought, more precise than anything I had seen. The first didn’t stand a chance. The second tried to pull away. It didn’t matter. It ended before it could stretch.

Gandal staggered back, growling in anger. “You’re going to regret this, Deimon,” Gandal snarled, his eyes blazing with fury. Deimon didn’t respond, focusing instead on Gandal's movements, looking for any opening or weakness. Gandal was fast and strong, but Deimon had something he didn’t—strategy and cunning. Gandal rushed at Deimon again, but this time Deimon was ready. He sidestepped Gandal's attack and delivered a swift kick to his side, sending Gandal sprawling to the ground. The crowd gasped, and Deimon could hear Kate’s voice cheering him on.

The male from Gaimo sees the shift in height too late, and the Commander lands a massive punch to his stomach. The Gaimo roars as he flies backward about eleven feet. When his body makes contact with the ground, he jumps right back up, but it's too late. The commander is already there. He slams his fists into the Gaimo fighter repeatedly, and my eyes widen as I realize not only is the Commander big, but he is fast. With each devastating punch, the Gaimo is pushed back, and I begin to relax. It looks like Krystal's champion will win. But within a single second, the champion from Gaimo changes things.

Galbraith admitted immediately that he was not a match for this person. “How is that possible? You are a 7 Stars Beastman Warrior!” Jack couldn’t help but raise his voice. 7 Stars was the pinnacle of Beastmen and even among this pinnacle, Galbraith had almost no rivals. Individuals like Kaizo who could make him uncertain of his victory or loss were rare enough, but to proclaim that there was one who would defeat him without a hitch was absurd.