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The mysterious figure's momentum on the battlefield became more and more awe-inspiring. In his hand, a pale yellow magical hammer formed, emitting a sacred and inviolable radiance. As he raised the weapon symbolizing divine power high, his gaze locked firmly and fervently on the distant mound where the Van Loon lay.
"Detestable creature!" his voice resounded across the battlefield, filled with condemnation and anger. "Is it you who unleashed demonic sorcery, slaughtering our Supreme Education disciples? Answer me! You abominable goat!" He fervently brandished the transformed hammer in his hand, each swing summoning what seemed like an even greater power.
Van Loon stood on the mound, facing the hostile and mysterious figure, yet his heart remained calm. He knew that the so-called "Supreme Education" disciples of the other side were likely the human army invading their territory, attempting to slaughter him and his kin. The magic and power of Van Loon were used to protect their homeland and kin, unrelated to the so-called "demonic sorcery."
Seeing Van Loon choose to remain silent, the mysterious figure became even more agitated, expressing a hint of disdain and frustration, saying, "No words? Hmph! It was my mistake to attempt to communicate with you in human form!" With that, he waved the magic hammer emitting a faint yellow light in his hand, causing it to vanish, revealing that he possessed formidable power beyond just that weapon.
Next, the mysterious knight placed his hands firmly on both sides of his body, looking particularly serious. He took a deep breath and then spoke, "However, as the guardian knight of Supreme Education, I will not engage with you on common terms." His tone suddenly became solemn, followed by a bow, expressing a kind of respect for Van Loon. "I am Solomon•Kilman•Lano, the guardian knight of Supreme Education. You can also call me the holy hammer knight, Solomon!"
At this moment, Solomon clearly displayed his identity and position to Van Loon, although he still maintained his wariness and hostility towards Van Loon. This formal self-introduction also indicated his willingness to initiate a new phase of communication. In this tense atmosphere, Solomon's actions demonstrated his honor as a guardian knight and his respect for his opponent, even if that opponent was a detestable goat.
Solomon's expression became serious, and his eyes shimmered with a firm and unquestionable light. He looked deeply at Van Loon and slowly said, "I don't understand how a mere goat could learn the essence of human magic... I don't know if you can understand human language, but... Supreme Education cannot tolerate the existence of your inferior race." Solomon's voice carried an uncontrollable emotion, seemingly expressing helplessness and anger towards the current situation.
He continued, "The existence of Black Forest Realm has been too long. For our great human species, you must be eradicated." In this statement, Solomon's tone became even more resolute, as if it were an unchangeable command, a decision long made by Supreme Education.
Standing on the mound, Van Loon listened to Solomon's words. Although feeling anger and confusion inside, he also understood more clearly the determination and faith of the Supreme Education guardian knight in front of him. For Solomon, this was not just a simple battle, but a struggle to protect his own beliefs and ideals. Van Loon knew that facing such an enemy, mere strength was far from enough; he needed more wisdom and strategy to confront this challenge.
When Van Loon heard Solomon degrade him and his people as "inferior races," an uncontrollable anger surged within him. He had never believed that he or the animals he lived with were inferior to humans. In this Black Forest Realm, they had built a harmonious and organized community, supporting each other and facing external threats together. And now, this self-proclaimed Supreme Education guardian knight before him was arrogantly denying their worth.
Van Loon's anger turned into a deafening roar of a goat, echoing in the surrounding air as if to vent all the dissatisfaction and anger in his heart. This roar was not only a resistance to Solomon's words, but also a defense of his own clan's dignity.
Upon hearing Van Loon's roar, Solomon responded with a laugh, "I'll take that as understanding my words! Demon goat!" His tone was full of provocation and disdain, as if he regarded Van Loon's roar as a response acknowledging his viewpoint.
This speech only fueled the fury of Van Loon, but he also knew that anger alone couldn't solve the current problem. Facing an opponent like Solomon, he needed a calmer and more strategic approach. Van Loon knew that this confrontation was far from over, and he would prove through his actions that neither he nor the group he protected were the "inferior" or "demonic" beings as described by Solomon, but rather brave and resilient lives in this land.
Deep within Van Loon's eyes, The Eye of the Demon burned with a faint blue fire, as he concentrated this energy on Solomon, attempting to find an opportunity to control this guardian knight. As his gaze pierced through the faintly shimmering shield around Solomon, he was astonished to discover that Solomon possessed a strength level of fifty-five, which was almost on par with Van Loon's own power, indicating that Solomon was not just an ordinary knight, but a warrior with powerful magical abilities.
Van Loon attempted to delve deep into Solomon's consciousness, seeking the possibility of controlling him. However, Solomon became aware of this intrusion almost as soon as Van Loon began to cast the spell. He reacted swiftly, surrounding himself with a pale yellow magical shield that was not only indestructible but also possessed the ability to repel external magic, rendering Van Loon's probing attacks ineffective.
Solomon's expression turned angry as he sternly rebuked, "Beast! Your magic will not work on me!" This statement was filled with contempt and challenge towards Van Loon, revealing Solomon's absolute confidence in his protective magic.
This scene made Van Loon realize that the power of The Eye of the Demon alone is not enough to directly influence Solomon. This confrontation will be a true test of power and wisdom. Van Loon understands that to defeat Solomon, he needs a more cunning and strategic approach.
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