Romans & histoires You Can't Defeat Me I Know But He Can

"Better than you know yourself." "That's not an answer." "It's the only one I can give you tonight." Frustration rose in her chest, hot and sudden. "People say you've killed thousands. They say you're cursed. They say you cannot die, and I saw the number above your head today, and it said zero, and you're still standing here as if that means nothing at all." Her voice cracked slightly on the last word. "What are you?"

I was losing it… I can’t… I can’t fight him… how do I get out of this? My strength is fading fast. I can't hold on much longer. Am... I going to die?

I rarely do this but for me, he can't be able to fight like what he did earlier as he looks getting weaker. "I don't need your stupid blunts." I told him. I just don't want to hear any more of his nonsense. If he wants another fight, I will give it to him. I won't have any trouble defeating him because I have an eye behind me. I am sure Dominus is still looking wherever he is right now, I can sense his presence from here.

How… brutal… Can I really kill that monster? No, no, I become fully ahead of myself. This kind of monster isn't something that I can defeat without losing my life! I am but a normal shut-in person who knows nothing when it comes to these kinds of things! I am only good with keyboards and not in realistic and live combat like this!! ”Just die already!!!“

It wasn't an easy thing to do. "If you come with me. I'll spare his life," I almost felt a chuckle bubble at my lips. "Now I know what you're thinking, there's no possible way I'd be able to defeat him! But, I know someone who can." My brows furrowed in panic, looking down at Larkin, once again awed by his beauty.

Students passed by me like I was invisible. I’d won the power game. But I had never felt so utterly defeated. She was right. I was evil. And worst of all? I didn’t even know how to stop being that way.

Not only did I lack a plan to defeat him, but now the situation worsened with the fact that he knew my secret power. ‘What should I do? Can I defeat him here?’ My thoughts started to boil with a level of frustration I hadn't experienced before. "I've told you, Seraphine. You don't need to fight me. You just need to come with me and leave here. Know that you won't be able to defeat me alone. Remember that." I fell silent at his words.

He is the only one I haven't seen in action. "Grave can't use his ability. He can't fight." My mouth flung open. Mother of cow. I'm in deep trouble. "What?!"

I try to punch him again, but he grabs my wrist and throws me over onto the ground with ease. He holds his hand out to help me up. I take a grip of his hand, and he pulls me up. ‘You’re a good fighter, a skilled fighter. But it’s not enough to defeat our greatest enemy. Until you can take me down, you won’t be ready. So I expect to see you here each day training and to spar against me,’ he says and walks away. Theo and Leo race over to me in disbelief, ‘That’s the first time I’ve ever seen you defeated,’ Theo says.

"We meet at last." I shifted into a defensive stance. "You know why I'm here," I said. "Yes," he said simply. "To defy fate. To end my rule." "To fulfill the prophecy," I corrected. "Even if it means ending you." He tilted his head. "You’re strong. But you’re not ready." "Then test me." He struck fast—so fast I barely saw the movement. I ducked, feeling the wind of his hand pass my face. I retaliated with a flare of spectral energy, aiming for his chest. He absorbed it without flinching.