Multiversal Tournament

Demon Against a Destroyer

"You gained a brand new enhancement and yet you still couldn't defeat me," Ozul told Kaira's unconscious body while walking toward him "That being said, though. You've given me one of my top five fights just now, sad it had to end so soon." Kaira's breathing was raspy and his body was now just slightly twitching aside from the rise and fall of his breathing.

Prokaz suddenly teleported between Kaira and Ozul and said "Well, you beat Kaira to within and inch of his life after getting a new power up. Consider me impressed."

Ozul stopped walking and told Prokaz "Move. I'll deal with you after he's done."

"He's not gonna be back up on his feet for a while, so in the mean time, I'll be the one to take you down."

"You elected to fight me one by one, I still don't understand, but I also don't necessarily care who falls first as all of you will soon."

"You know? You talk about death so much, but your clan seems to be the one that's near extinct. How about I make sure they don't come back and destroy you here and now."

"How did you find out about that?"

"I heard you talk about your rank as a Destroyer. The universe I grew up in had already lost its and after doing som reading, one of you needs to be the last of their kind." Ozul narrowed his eyes and Prokaz grinned "The only thing that's about to be brought to and end is the legacy of the Shadow Elementals." Ozul growled and his smokey lifelong aura got a little more intense "I wanna tell you something. All those moves you used on Kaira, those ain't gonna work on me."

"I don't need them to win. I was enjoying myself just like him."

"Really? By the look on your face, you seemed to gain some advantage by using those techniques."

"Momentary advantages. You have shown to be a bit more thoughtful in a fight. I don't think those would even have an effect on our battle."

"You're saying you see me as a better warrior?"

"I'd say from what I've seen, you and him are superior in differing things. Over all, however? I would call you equals, and that's why you won't be able to beat me."

"Oh, you really think beating me will be as easy as him, huh?" Prokaz began to walk in a large circle around Ozul, who just stayed standing in his place "I'm Hell's greatest assassin, and its best warrior." Ozul sighed, just letting him ramble on as truthfully, he needed a little bit of time to gather his energy again "After I was sent back to the universe I was born in, my senses and combat prowess grew to a level I never thought possible. I thought I had reached my limit in Hell."

This made Ozul chuckle, then he broke into a full blown laugh for about five seconds before turning to him and asking "Honestly, I don't know if you think I care or if you just needed to say all of this outloud. All I've gotten from you is whining about how you're stronger than your brother when he only seems to want to improve."

Prokaz scoffed and replied "To answer your question, I think you should know and I don't care what you have to say about our power levels."

"Say what you like, but we both know that you're just self conscious about never being able to beat your younger brother."

"Oh really? If that's where you stand then maybe I should go all in from jump."

"It would do you some good." He watched as Prokaz walked back in front of him again "Maybe my drained energy will give you a leg up in this fight that your brother didn't have."

He unlocked what he assumed to be his full power and lifted a bunch of loose rocks all around Ozul. The Shadow Elemental looked around at the rocks and noticed what looked like skulls behind them. He turned to face Prokaz again and barely even flinched when dozens of energy beams flew at him. When they all collided, the explosion rocked the entire forest, which was now little more than charred wood all over the place. Prokaz waited for the smoke to clear and tried to see if Ozul was on the ground. To his surprise, Ozul was gone and he smiled for a moment before he realized that the Elemental was actually behind him.