The Comprehensive Evolution of American Comics.

Chapter 1353

Yang Le once said something to Cassandra, and it was this sentence that made the latter understand the true meaning of the Soul Sword.

"The knife cuts through the flesh, the heart cuts through the soul."

This sentence is the best expansion of the Soul Sword. As a sword that can both cut the physical body and harm the soul, the Soul Sword has two sides.

If your heart is strong enough, there is nothing that cannot be severed.

Even Yang Le didn't expect that his inspiration from a certain online game would be so great for Cassandra.

That's just how geniuses are; applying knowledge to new situations is normal for them, and creating something out of nothing is not impossible.

Based on this one sentence, Cassandra immediately drew the Soul Sword in front of Yang Le, and the power of her sword was also very simple.

It's simply about sharpness; as long as Cassandra's heart remains steadfast, her sword will be invincible.

This ability, which is simple to the extreme, is exactly the true reflection of Cassandra. As a person with great talent, any complicated ability is impure to her.

She doesn't need any embellishments; her martial arts skills are already the strongest. The weapon in her hand only needs to fulfill its proper function as a weapon.

Although Zul'A didn't know these things, he had Batman's memories and knew the terror of the Soul Sword. If he rashly got close, he might be the one who suffered because of his steel body.

After all, magic is seen as rigorous and follows rules by magicians, but to him it is something that defies common sense.

While the Soul Sword is a type of magic, its unique nature means it cannot be viewed in the same way as ordinary magic.

Yang Le had told Batman all of this, and Zul'an Archer didn't think the other party would lie about such things, so it was best to be careful.

Now, facing that black and gold eight-sided Han sword, the N metal covering his body could no longer give him the sense of security he had initially felt.

Zul manipulated his mechanical body, and two missiles, each as thick as a normal person's finger, extended from his shoulders. After precise aiming, they flew towards Cassandra in the distance, trailing long plumes of flame.

Faced with missiles powerful enough to obliterate ordinary people, Cassandra did not choose to dodge immediately. Instead, she stood with her sword in hand, facing the two missiles head-on.

What gave her such confidence was not the uniform she was wearing, which Yang Le had personally crafted, but simply the sword.

Cassandra stood with her sword held horizontally, spinning sideways like a dancer, slashing past the missile with her Soul Sword as she passed by.

The sword sliced ​​through the missile without causing an explosion, or even providing the slightest resistance, as if Cassandra were not holding a sword at all.

However, less than a meter after the missile passed Cassandra, it became jagged and split in two the next second, even the long tail flame ejected by the thruster was cut in half.

With his high-precision camera, Zur'a was able to see the entire cut-open missile and discovered that even the cross-sections of all the internal parts were very smooth.

In this way, the missile could not be detonated and would only turn into four pieces of scrap metal that fell to the ground with a clanging sound.

This level of sharpness was truly astonishing to Zul'A, considering the last time he had seen a sword with such sharpness was Wonder Woman's Vulcan sword.

If Cassandra's eight-sided sword could always match the sharpness of the Vulcan sword, it would indeed pose a challenge for Zul. However, even the Vulcan sword couldn't easily slice through his body, which was entirely made of N metal. Zul flicked his wrist, sending out a spike about the length of his forearm. He decided to use this melee weapon to test the sharpness of Cassandra's sword.

Just as Zul was about to attack Cassandra, his sensory device detected an attack coming from behind him.

In fact, the body that Zul created has hidden cameras all over it, so it can be said to have a 360-degree view without blind spots.

However, Zul was originally a human, and he was not used to such a wide field of vision, so he could only temporarily entrust all his vision except for what was in front of him to the auxiliary AI that was on him.

Although he was certain that he would eventually get used to this kind of view, just like humans eat, drink, and relieve themselves, he was still far from adapting.

This could be considered one of his weaknesses, but as long as he doesn't reveal it, the enemy won't be able to discover it so quickly.

The one who launched the attack from behind Zul was naturally Roy, who also folded his mechanical arm at the elbow, revealing a missile about the thickness of a finger hidden inside.

After a brief aiming maneuver, Roy decisively launched the missiles. He wasn't sure if they could harm Zul'A, but he knew he couldn't do nothing.

At the very least, we need to provide Cassandra with a line of fire.

Six missiles were launched in succession in a row. To buy enough time, Roy aimed at different positions, targeting Zul's limbs, head, and torso respectively.

Zul immediately calculated the maximum yield these missiles could possess, which was indeed insufficient to pose any threat to him, but he certainly didn't like the feeling of being hit by a missile.

Even though he can no longer feel pain or anything like that.

Just before the missile was about to hit, Zul's back suddenly billowed up like a cloak, revealing several round holes the size of eyeballs on his back. The next second, countless sparks shot out from these holes.

These sparks traveled farther than expected, and upon contact with the launched missile, they caused it to explode. The next second, the smoke and dust from the explosion obscured the vision of the two humans.

"Fuck! It's a decoy!"

Roy cursed, then activated the X-ray vision function on his tactical goggles, which allowed him to lock onto Zul'an, who was hiding in the smoke and dust.

Cassandra's equipment also had this function, so the smoke and dust were not enough to affect them, and Zul'an, who had already become a robot, treated the smoke and dust as nothing.

"when!"

Before Cassandra could even activate the X-ray vision function on her goggles, she was the first to notice the unnatural movement of the dust around her. She then quickly positioned her sword in the path of Zul's attack, and sure enough, she sensed a tremendous force emanating from the sword in her hand.

"Dang Dang Dang!"

Then came several more sounds of metal clashing. In those few short seconds, Cassandra had already exchanged several blows with Zul'A. Sparks from the clash of metal exploded intermittently in the smoke, as dazzling as fireworks, yet filled with deadly intent.

After completing the evidence collection, Zul'an took a step back, withdrew from the battle, and began to examine the extent of damage to the spikes on his arm.

(End of this chapter)