Aurdis strengthened her determination and spurred her Unicorn to approach the Flamefoul at high speed.
Her dagger — a Magic weapon — was ready in her hand.
She conveyed orders to the other Elf warriors to distract the Flamefoul while she approached. So the Elf warriors did it.
Some of those tasked with shooting water magic increased the intensity of their attacks. Meanwhile those in front of the Flamefoul tanking did the same.
Because they can communicate via telepathy, Aurdis doesn't need to worry about messages not being delivered. Ita just, to convey a message to that many Elves she had to use quite a lot of Magic.
But it's not a big deal for Aurdis now.
She kept charging with her teeth gritted between fear and anger at the Flamefoul who disturbed her trip and wasted their time here. Meanwhile a great disaster is approaching.
She ordered, the Unicorn spread its wings and launched Aurdis into the air. The Flamefoul did not see her behind the attacks that hit it.
Aurdis continued to fly in that direction until finally she was near the monster. The heat attacking her made Aurdia grimaced. She immediately mobilized her Magic to protect her body and the Unicorn.
After breaking through the wave of heat released by the Flamefoul, Aurdis finally reached the distance of her dagger's attack.
She thrust the Magic weapon with all her strength accompanied by a scream. The Flamefoul only noticed Aurdis' existence now but it was too late.
The dagger had already penetrated its heart.
The Flamefoul let out a pain-filled scream that echoed throughout the forest. In its desperate attempt, it swung its fire whip at Aurdis.
At this close distance, Aurdis could no longer dodge. She could only focus on strengthening her body with her protective magic.
However, help came at the last moment before the whip hit her. Aerchon shot out from behind the woods where he had been thrown, slashed his Magic Sword and cut off the Flamefoul's hand which was holding the fire whip.
The blazing hand fell with its whip. A roar full of pain was heard again from the monster while Aerchon took Aurdis away.
They both landed in the middle of their army.
"(You okay?)" Aerchon asked his sister.
Aurdis nodded with a sigh of relief. "(I'm fine. This is nothing.)"
Aerchon noticed burns on Aurdis' arms and a small part of her face. But it wasn't a dangerous wounds at all.
Meanwhile, water magic attacks continued to erode Flamefoul's life. After Aurdis' dagger pierced its heart, the monster's heart was no longer as strong as before.
Orange liquid like lava leaks from its chest wound and the monster falls on his knees. The light in his eyes that previously looked like blazing fire dimmed to charcoal. Then shut down completely.
The Flamefoul fell thud onto the ground, hot steam continuously coming out from its body.
The Elf warriors cheered and breathed a sigh of relief after seeing their opponent die.
Aurdis and Aerchon also breathed a sigh of relief.
Aerchon said. "(Let's build a camp for now. We have to rest first before continuing the journey and recovering our strength. I feel that our trip to Sylvan Haven this time will be much more dangerous than before.)"
Aurdis nodded in agreement with Aerchon's proposal. When Aerchon conveyed this to the other Elves, they felt relieved.
Camp begins to be built. They will spend time resting for a moment when the sun has slipped a little from its zenith.
This world has become increasingly out of control. Aurdis grimaced, realizing that the grim future she had expected could be something much worse.
She looked at the horizon that was destroyed by their battle with the Flamefoul monster earlier. Her mind was fixated on Erend.
'I hope… Everything will be fine.'