One Punch Man Light の小説・ストーリー

The Hexagram Formation beneath him blazed with light, and several star rays rose up like a shield of light in front of him. Wren's Light Deity Finger light waves struck the shield like raindrops and disappeared. Seeing his Light Deity Finger blocked, Wren was not surprised. This was just his probing attack. Next, he assumed a boxing stance like a martial arts grandmaster, exuding an aura of unshakeable composure. Then he placed both fists at his waist and threw a simple, straightforward right punch. This was True Light Fist! An upper heaven-grade technique that, when cultivated to its highest level, could unleash true light radiance comparable to the sun, instantly melting people.

In his hand, he grips a small handgun, its cold metal gleaming ominously in the dim light. Just then, Armando bursts onto the scene, adrenaline-fueled fury in his eyes. He lunges at the intruder, fists flying. They collide with a bone-crunching force, grappling fiercely on the floor. I hold my breath as the man lands a brutal punch to Armando's face, causing him to momentarily stagger. But Armando is relentless; he retaliates, slamming his fist into the man's stomach with a sickening thud that sends both of them groaning in pain.

There was really no exclamation to be seen above its head. Since the monster lost its target, it glances around. Suddenly, Yman was able to get close to it and swung the wooden sword in his hand. The monster was not able to react fast and took a hit at its body. Which followed by... -1 And a sound of wood hitting a hard object. A red text could be seen in Yman's vision. Although he exerted much force in that attack, he was only able to deal 1 damage on it. "Haha, look at that! He only took 1 point on that monster HP!" Laughed by someone among the trainees.

Galum blocked his punch with his earth hand, and sent a punch to his stomach once again. Jai didn't dodge and took it square on his stomach. Jai was knocked back once again, but not very far. The lightning elemer grunted, then once again, he charged at Galum. Both if his hands were now glowing visibly. When Galum saw the glow on Jai's hands, his eyes widened in high alert. Jai had punched him with one of his charged punches in their training. And it did not feel good at all. He was stunned for 3 minutes and when he came to, he was on the floor.

He looked at the door, then glanced back at me briefly as if he remembered something trivial, and said: "It’s easy." He slowly raised his hand. At first, nothing happened, but suddenly a faint yellow light appeared in his palm, like a small spark born in the darkness. But it didn’t stay that way; it began to grow, intensify, and become brighter until it turned into a pulsating ball of light. The light was so strong that I closed my eyes involuntarily. I felt a slight sting in them, as if the light was piercing through them.

“Mmm.” Victoria shook her head while rolling her eyes. She watched the guys play baseball along side her friend. Zaine took the bat from his friend, tapped it against his foot. He made a big show of saying he was going to get a homerun. He pointed the bat in the air and then took a few practice swings. The pitcher threw the first ball, it was a fast ball. Zaine swung and missed the ball.

In the face of the opponent's counterattack, Zephyr Khan just snorted, but he didn’t take it serious. Sure enough, in less than three breaths of time, the other party's body protecting black light was directly crushed by the lightning hand. Immediately afterwards, his body was crushed by the endless lightning.

Chu Xun's face turned to stone as he clenched his fists hard and he punched at the incoming beams of red light. The purplish energy circling around his fists launched towards the first red beam. Boom! An explosion tantamount to a nuclear eruption ensued when the beam and the energy bolt met, culminating in a glittery display like fireworks. Chu Xun grunted hoarsely; a sharp pain shot up from his hand. His knuckles were hurt from this exchange and he was bleeding. But there was no time; the second beam was just coming and before he could cleanly avoid it, it caught him at his shoulder, eliciting a huge spray of blood.

She punched through the weaponized light, scattering it into harmless beams that burned streaks across the forest floor. The High Elder lifted her staff, pointing its tip to the sun. The head of the staff shimmered, condensing the light into a molten orb. The moment stretched, tension snapping taut, and then the ball of light shot forward, soundless and impossibly fast. “Move!” Kana shouted, but it was Tree Man who acted. He shoved her aside with one massive arm and stepped into the orb’s path. The light struck him square in the chest. No sound of impact, no explosion—just a deep, unnatural stillness.

He would pin me against the window, his hands all over me, and tease, "Do you think people outside will think we're going at it?" He would shiver with laughter, stroking my hair, and make grand promises. "I'll give you the most epic crowning ceremony ever, so the whole world knows you're my Luna." I bought every word. However, three years on, I became the punchline of a very bad joke. Darren's forgotten every promise he ever made. Me? I played the fool 98 times too many. I looked up at the tangled shadows in Darren's room and could not help but laugh.