"But the person I'm waiting for isn't you."
At the very least, if players were to rate the final battle of Chapter Two, it would undoubtedly be outstanding.
This is the final boss in Chapter Two—
【Viscount Clevina】-Lv50.
In Chapter Two, when players are at most around level 20 or 30 in the main storyline, the level 50 boss is simply too difficult.
This boss, in particular, is not as simple as the Greedy Demon, who was also part of the main storyline earlier on.
At the outset of World War I, players faced a dense barrage of high-level magic and complex runes that nearly obscured their vision.
Each attack precisely targets the player's weak points, moving so fast that each strike leaves a trail of afterimages.
If players are not careful and their weak points are hit by the boss's wide-range magic attack, they will be instantly killed.
With their current armor and abilities, they could barely last a second against Victor.
That's too fast, and too amazing!
Few people can see the boss's movements clearly.
Suddenly, the difficulty of Victor, the boss of the second chapter, became the most important topic of discussion among players who were trying to complete the second chapter.
How can they defeat Viktor without relying on Gwen's power?
But this was ultimately a difficult thing to do, and the group didn't even last until Gwen arrived.
They could only die again and again, be resurrected again and again, and risk their lives time and time again.
Like moths drawn to a flame, they faced Viktor's fierce offensive.
As for the players themselves, nobody knows.
Just outside the palace, Gwen, riding a white horse with a cold expression, had arrived in Braxton.
She was just about to pull on the reins, lift the horse's head, and rush towards the palace to find Victor.
Just then, a lazy voice came from the roadside, interrupting Gwen's preparation for the charge.
"Are you planning to storm into this palace and take Victor's life?"
Gwen turned around at the sound without batting an eye, and what came into view was a fluffy white cloud.
On a cloud, a lazy elf sat cross-legged.
That was Kokot Yad, an elven councilor of the Mage Council.
However, even after hearing these words, Gwen's facial expression remained calm.
"You were engaged, yet you just slaughtered each other like that."
"Won't you regret it?"
As soon as she finished speaking, Gwen stopped in her tracks.
She remained seated on her horse, turning back to look at Kokot Yad.
This time, Gwen's eyes revealed a long-lost emotion—an unwavering determination.
"I am a knight, loyal to the Karencia Empire,"
"Loyal to His Majesty, and loyal to justice."
"Evil must be eradicated."
Having said that, she said no more, flicked the reins, her cloak whistling in the wind, the white horse's hooves clanging as she galloped away.
Soon, her silver figure melted into the thick darkness and disappeared from Kokot's sight.
Inside that palace, Victor had killed the 'players' in front of him time and time again.
Every time they fail, the opponent disappears and then comes back with a vengeance.
This continued for a long time, until even the players themselves were about to give up.
A sharp, abrupt sound of horses' hooves burst into the palace, shattering the chaos and oppressive atmosphere of the palace hall.
The horses' hooves stopped, and the battle ceased.
Gwen's bright, unwavering eyes, filled with righteous indignation, were fixed on Viktor.
Victor also raised his head, looking directly at Gwen in front of him.
Since the Delin family pleaded with him for a professorship, the two had not had any contact.
Now, more than a year has passed in the blink of an eye.
Gwen's change was so drastic that it made Victor feel both lonely and familiar.
The feeling of unfamiliarity stems from the fact that the Gwen before me has lost her former emotions and become indifferent.
The sense of familiarity stemmed from the fact that this unfamiliarity reminded him of countless past interactions.
Their eyes met for only a moment, but it seemed to foreshadow the fierce battle that was about to begin.
Instantly, various spells roared into action in the hall, light patterns spread throughout the space, climbed the surrounding walls, and even obscured the vast sky.
Various magical lights erupted in the air, crashing into every corner Gwen passed through.
Gwen had dismounted from her white horse, and the golden light in her hand transformed into a long spear covered in patterns, swiftly weaving through the magic.
Finally, she got close to Victor.
Even avoiding this magnificent and exaggerated magical bombardment made Gwen herself feel that getting close to him was easier than ever before.
She tentatively thrust her spear forward, aiming it at Victor.
Yes, a test.
Because Gwen knew that with Victor's magical abilities, he couldn't possibly be defeated by her in one strike.
Even if it's a test, she will do her best to deal with it.
But
Seeing Viktor standing motionless in front of her, Gwen found herself in a state of confusion, something she hadn't done in a long time.
That was her fiancé.
Is she really going to kill him outright?
Perhaps there are still many questions that can be asked of the other party.
So, just as the spear was about to strike, Gwen unconsciously shifted the spear tip.
She didn't want to kill Victor outright and take his life.
However, the magic seemed like an invisible constraint, involuntarily covering the tip of her spear.
Correct her offset angle back.
puff--
*Thud*—Victor didn't dodge; the sharp spear pierced right through the frail mage's body.
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