Chapter 473

The Destruction Demon seemed to know Gashurain was not to be trifled with and did not intend to provoke it: “Then let’s see who lands the killing blow on Agul Ultraman first.”

Gashurain’s eldest brother spoke: “Fine, let’s compete—we’re the strongest trio in the universe!”

Just as Agul was about to be surrounded, his reinforcements arrived.

“Shhh!” “Shhh!” “Boom!”

Leo, Seven, and Asgaron—three colossal beings—descended from the sky and appeared on the battlefield.

Seishu Dan saw the Destruction Demon facing Agul and froze: “Fujiya-kun, what is this…?”

There’s another monster? So this is a triple attack!

Fujiya: “The opponent is a high-ranking officer of the Destruction Bringer. I’ll handle this one.”

Gagura manipulated Asgaron to face Gashurain: “Alright, then we’ll take this one.”

Gashurain immediately grew excited; the second brother spoke: “Two Ultramen? This will be a bountiful harvest!”

The eldest brother spoke: “Good. Let our three brothers face your three!”

With no outsiders interfering, Agul and the Destruction Demon began their one-on-one duel.

Agul advanced with two sweeping high kicks, striking the Destruction Demon down to the ground.

“This brat must be feeling proud now, thinking I’m weak after being easily knocked down, and wants to press his advantage.”

He planned to wait until Agul rushed in, then execute a reverse thrust with the blade on his right hand.

In the original plot, Agul was destroyed by this very move.

In this world, Qi Ming had long ago revealed every underhanded trick the Destruction Demon would use, so Fujiya had been constantly on guard.

Now, the Death of Destruction faced—[INTELLIGENCE AGUL]!

Fujiya did not close in for melee combat; instead, he pulled back and fired two Clearers, striking the Destruction Demon’s back.

“Damn, so cautious he won’t fall for it…” After taking two hits, the Destruction Demon reluctantly abandoned his ambush and resorted to his true strength against Agul.

He first enveloped his body in special electromagnetic waves, forming a barrier capable of repelling all light and physical attacks, rendering himself inherently invincible.

Then he fired a purple energy projectile from his left hand toward Agul.

But Fujiya, armed with Qi Ming’s intelligence, instantly recognized the move the moment he raised his left hand and rolled aside at the last possible moment.

The purple energy projectile struck Gashurain nearby, causing its entire body to shudder.

“Hey, what the hell are you doing, trying to kill yourself?!” Gashurain roared, simultaneously using its arm boomerang to fling Leo away.

The Destruction Demon did not answer—he sensed something was wrong.

He had been certain of defeating Agul with ease, yet this opponent seemed to anticipate every move.

He could only advance into close combat, relying on his electromagnetic shield to nullify Agul’s attacks while searching for an opening to strike with a surprise blow.

Agul guarded against the enemy’s blade while observing the battle on the other side.

Leo, Seven, and Asgaron were badly outnumbered—he had to end this fight quickly and help them.

Qi Ming had said: the enemy’s eyes are unprotected by the electromagnetic field; if struck, the shield will collapse.

Thinking of this, he feigned an opening and let himself be knocked down by the Destruction Demon.

The Destruction Demon rejoiced, raising his blade to pierce Agul’s body.

But the next moment…

Agul grabbed a handful of sand from the ground, surged upward, and flung it into the Destruction Demon’s eyes!

“Ugh!” The Destruction Demon screamed, clutching his eyes as the electromagnetic shield dissolved.

Seizing the opportunity, Fujiya extended Agul’s Sacred Sword forward, driving the tip into the Death of Destruction’s abdomen.

“Aaaah!” The Death of Destruction let out a piercing scream, struck both physically and spiritually.

How could this happen!

Sand in the eyes, and using blind spots to stab vital points… weren’t those the tactics I prepared to use against Ultramen?!

How did I end up being defeated by them myself?!

And this intelligence… it’s wrong, isn’t it?