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At first, Rohei was skeptical about the idea of hunting the golem. Trying to cut a walking pile of stones with a katana didn't seem like a good idea. However, when volunteers began to sign up for this task, and thanks to the information obtained, some kind of strategy for the upcoming battle emerged, he decided to join as well, relying more on his medical skills, which could be useful to someone. With such a team, things should go smoothly, although with certain risks.
As long as no one was injured, his task was simple - to distract the golem and give the others time to unleash a hail of shots on the seemingly invulnerable giant. And so, Rohei rushed forward, straight at the colossal stone construct, which was getting bigger with every step. He saw how the golem almost knocked Kalentia's head off with its blow, but the Argalian stood firm and was able to fight, so the samurai didn't hesitate and continued moving, rapidly closing the distance.
And then the most difficult part began. The enraged golem swung its huge arms, trying to crush the attackers. He managed to dodge the first blow, but the second simply pinned the Mirai to the ground. Darkness clouded his eyes, and all the air was instantly knocked out of his lungs... But his hand still firmly gripped the katana, and, overcoming the pain and dizziness, Rohei found the strength to get to his feet.
The battle was over, and only an unremarkable pile of stones remained as a reminder of the enemy - magic and a series of successful shots from his comrades had done their job. Making sure that the task was completed, and that no one was injured so badly that his intervention would be required, Rohei sat down on a stump from a tree uprooted by the golem, still catching his breath. The pain gradually subsided - it was Gulveig who used her faith to help him and Kalentia. Despite the victory, the Mirai decided that this was one of those battles that he would hardly want to remember - after all, he had barely scratched the golem, while receiving a much more powerful blow himself.
Thanking Gulveig for the healing, Rohei checked his katana to see if any nicks had formed on it from the monster's stone hide, while waiting for the group's triumphant return to the city and the receipt of the reward.
As long as no one was injured, his task was simple - to distract the golem and give the others time to unleash a hail of shots on the seemingly invulnerable giant. And so, Rohei rushed forward, straight at the colossal stone construct, which was getting bigger with every step. He saw how the golem almost knocked Kalentia's head off with its blow, but the Argalian stood firm and was able to fight, so the samurai didn't hesitate and continued moving, rapidly closing the distance.
And then the most difficult part began. The enraged golem swung its huge arms, trying to crush the attackers. He managed to dodge the first blow, but the second simply pinned the Mirai to the ground. Darkness clouded his eyes, and all the air was instantly knocked out of his lungs... But his hand still firmly gripped the katana, and, overcoming the pain and dizziness, Rohei found the strength to get to his feet.
The battle was over, and only an unremarkable pile of stones remained as a reminder of the enemy - magic and a series of successful shots from his comrades had done their job. Making sure that the task was completed, and that no one was injured so badly that his intervention would be required, Rohei sat down on a stump from a tree uprooted by the golem, still catching his breath. The pain gradually subsided - it was Gulveig who used her faith to help him and Kalentia. Despite the victory, the Mirai decided that this was one of those battles that he would hardly want to remember - after all, he had barely scratched the golem, while receiving a much more powerful blow himself.
Thanking Gulveig for the healing, Rohei checked his katana to see if any nicks had formed on it from the monster's stone hide, while waiting for the group's triumphant return to the city and the receipt of the reward.