The Moonlight Swordsman

Chapter 132 Horde After Horde

As the Grade II monster let out a booming roar, signaling to its forest comrades, Aizel's heart skipped a beat.

The ground beneath his feet shook as roars echoed around him. He knew what was coming, and fear crept into his heart. He was alone in the forest, facing hordes of Grade II monsters.

"Fuck fuck fuck! What should I do now?"

The sound of his hurried footsteps ruffled the trees as he dashed towards the forest's edge. His heart plummeted as he approached the clearing, seeing the Bjorn horde coming at him, a chaotic mass of fur and fangs.

The creatures ranged in size and strength; some boasted the ferocity of Grade II monsters while others were low-level.

"It seems I have to fight; there is no choice now," he thought.

His fingers trembled with fear and anticipation as he grasped his sword securely. He knew he was in for a struggle, but he was now determined to meet them head-on since he had no other choice.

He concentrated on his magic, as well as summoned his Dragonfang dagger, which blazed brightly as he prepared to fight.

"Bring it on, Motherfucker…"

He charged at the horde, his body throbbing with lightning that lit up his every move. As he charged headfirst into battle, he imagined fiery pillars exploding randomly amid the monsters.

The horde's frontline greeted him with a wall of snarling jaws and razor-sharp claws, but he met them with equal intensity, striking with lightning-fast precision attacks as he released his sword and dagger.

His eyes gleamed with a furious, frenzied resolve as he sprang at the beasts that surrounded him on all sides.

"YAAAAAAAAAAA...."

He charged into the fray with a thunderous yell that rang over the battlefield, chopping and slicing at the Bjorns with all his strength. His heart pumped with adrenaline as he battled tooth and nail in an attempt to break away from the sea of monsters.

But, as he dispatched them one by one, more and more creatures flooded in to take their place, trapping him in a brutal, never-ending conflict with no end in sight.

The air around him began to thrum with energy as his favorite moves from his favorite action game flashed across his thoughts, the sharpness in the air rising with each passing instant.

"Then take this fuckers…"

Sparks of lightning flashed across his body as he held his sword with one hand, keeping his ground as he proceeded to execute the envisioned series of slashes.

The sword's slashes blazed out in all directions, leaving a trail of lightning in its wake as it easily cut through the monsters that encircled him.

His attack was unrelenting, the lightning-infused slashes striking true regardless of the creature's level or strength. Even the mighty Bjorn, with their thick fur and ferocious reputation, couldn't withstand his onslaught.

The metallic aroma of blood filled the air as the creatures' bodies began to fall one after another under the relentless bombardment of his lightning-infused sword strikes.

As the last of the animals dropped to the ground, a little gap opened up around him, allowing him to regain his breath for a brief minute.

He drew a deep breath, and the world around him appeared to slow down, his pulse thumping with the relief of victory and the rush of adrenaline that still coursed through his veins.

As he gathered his breath and savored the little reprieve from battle, a wave of relief flooded over him. But, before he could fully recover himself, the sound of thunderous footfall drew his attention, and he swung around to confront yet another swarm of Bjorns coming down on him.

Aizel straightened his shoulders, bracing himself for the onslaught of the new horde with all the might and skill he could summon.

He utilized earth magic to form a shield around himself, shielding him from the monster's assaults. He then summoned the wind to assist him in dodging and weaving amongst the hordes of enemies.

As the sun began to set, Aizel realized he couldn't battle forever. He needed a strategy and a technique to dispatch the beasts more effectively.

He created a wall of flames with his fire magic and earth magic, dividing the monsters into smaller groups. He then used his lightning power and sword slashes to strike down the beasts one by one, rapidly and efficiently dispatching them.

The battle carried on into the night, with Aizel fighting with all his might and magic to stay alive.

His mental energy was nearly depleted; his entire emphasis was on wielding his sword and dagger to defeat the ferocious Bjorns.

His body was battered and bruised, every inch of it throbbing from the day's combat.

But now, as the last of the beasts lay killed in front of him, he could feel his weariness weighing on him. His body slumped, and he fell to the ground, his eyes heavy and struggling to stay open.

He could hear nothing but the sound of his own ragged breaths in the silence that followed, until a tremendous boom echoed in the distance, shaking the very ground underneath him.

Aizel knew exactly what was going to happen next, and with a tired groan, he braced himself for another oncoming onslaught of creatures.

"Fuck you, fuck you, fuck you…." He started shouting in madness and rage.

Aizel struggled to get to his feet, his body protesting every movement. He staggered and wavered, attempting to keep his position as the next horde of beasts approached.

They were all Grade II Bjorns this time, looming above him with their incredible height and strength. Some were even bigger and more intimidating than the others, their muscles rippling beneath their fur as they let out a terrifying roar that sent shivers down Aizel's spine.

Aizel's grasp on Dragonfang and Sekki tightened as he clenched his teeth, his eyes flashing with rage. He charged towards the oncoming horde with a furious battle cry, his pace steadily increasing with each stride.

His muscles clenched as he prepared to wreak havoc on the monsters in front of him.

"FUCK YOU, VESPARRAAAAA!" he yelled, his voice reverberating through the forest. With a wild, primal scream, he threw himself into the fray, his blades flashing in the dim light as he carved his way through the horde.