I have to think of something fast, if I can't get through his skin then I have to attack his weak points.
He thought to himself as he dodged another attack.
His breath was ragged as he swung his spear for the umpteenth time, not getting so much as a scratch on his skin.
Even steel would be splintered by that attack.
He thought internally, he wasn't sure if it was some kind of trait, ability or his skin was innately stronger than normal.
"That's impossible"
He muttered as he dodged.
He was tired of dodging continuously, but he could only do it until he found an opportunity to finish it off in one hit, since even concentrated attacks on specific parts of his body didn't work, he could only try to end the battle with an accurate hit to an exposed part like the eyes.
The battle remained in that stalemate for a few minutes that seemed like hours, the Orc was incredibly irritated for not having finished with the weak figure that challenged his dominance, so his attacks were increasingly erratic and full of flaws that he was able to take advantage of. to attack closer and closer to his target, even so, he was unable to achieve any significant damage due to the difference in strength.
Gabriel's Body was getting more and more tired and it was getting harder and harder to continue, if it weren't for the fact that he could end this at any moment due to his Wolf, he would not have been able to continue and would even have fallen into negative thoughts and his internal fears.
Only after a while more than a battle that seemed to have no end, is that a golden opportunity presented itself to end this once and for all.
The Orc attacked again where the small human was without even caring where he was attacking, only to find himself slamming his hand full into a tree, splitting it in half and it falling uninterrupted towards the Orc.
The Orc knowing that although he wouldn't die, he would take heavy damage if he fell on him, decided out of his anger to stop him instead of simply dodging to the side like he would have done in a normal situation.
With both hands forward and his feet firmly on the ground, he was able to stop the fall of the tree with some difficulty. When he was about to throw the trunk to the side and continue his fight, he felt a blow to his leg that, although it did not cause any damage, was enough for him to slightly weaken his grip on the trunk and he again continued his fall towards he.
Knowing that this was not good news for him, he tried to change his trajectory so that he fell to the side, but again he felt a strong blow to his side that made him moan in pain for a moment.
The Orc wondered what had happened and looked up at the creature next to him, only to see it smile happily as he attacked with the flat of a sword in a highly degraded state.
That smile was not pleasant at all.
Although he couldn't understand things that were too complex, he did know that that smile was not at all pretty to look at, and was filled with internal mischief.
Before he could do anything he felt a strong blow to his arm and followed by another to his head that made him lose consciousness for a second, resulting in his body slowly being crushed by the trunk. From the tree.
No, no this can't go on like this.
The Orc thought as he tried to put all his strength to push the trunk away from his body. But to his misfortune, he was stopped by a blow to his neck that, although externally did not cause him any damage, internally had cut the connection between his body and mind for a few seconds, which was enough for his entire body to be crushed by the trunk, leaving him immobilized. on the ground with a large piece of wood crushing him.
The Orc was stunned by the sudden turn of events, he knew it wouldn't take him long to get this stupid log off his body, but before he could he was greeted by a dull pain that clouded his thoughts for a second.
Gabriel looked at that and couldn't help but smile as he moved the hilt of the sword in his hand.
He thought that he should do now.
To simplify what had happened, once the Orc stopped the Tree he accidentally attacked with the flat part of his spear, which at first he thought was a terrible idea, once he heard the Orc's pained groan, he realized that attacking with the edge would be useless.
Since he obviously didn't want to further damage his spear by attacking with the flat of it, he switched to the sword he got from the Goblin, which was already in a bad state so further damaging it wouldn't change much.
From then on it was quite simple, he was attacking to stop him every time he tried to remove the trunk from his body until he reached the current situation.
He wasn't sure if it was because of an ability or a trait, but his body was immune to slashes but not bludgeoning damage, which limited his ways of attacking and in retrospect, he didn't have a way to kill him outright.
She could only sigh and call the wolf to end this.
His wolf composed of a black viscous substance approached, each time it passed through plants and basically any life form that it touched fell into a state of deterioration until it completely withered.
The Wolf approached the Orc slowly, like a god of death hunting down an unfortunate victim.
As soon as the Orc saw the Wolf, he felt an intense sensation of danger. A danger that could not only kill him, but eliminate him completely without leaving any bodies behind.
He quickly tried to put his all into it even if it meant breaking his arms in an attempt to escape, but the wolf didn't wait another second before putting its teeth into his arm, which began to decompose at an accelerated rate.
The orc had a look of horror when he saw how he completely stopped feeling his arm and slowly it was spreading through his body in an attempt to destroy his entire body.
It didn't take even a minute for his entire body to rot and wither, killing him slowly but painlessly. Apart from the horror of watching his body decompose at a slow but sure rate, he didn't feel much.
Finally a few minutes later, he died completely.
Gabriel could only watch in amazement as he ended the life of something that took so much trouble with such ease.
Don't you think something broken?
He thought as he looked at Lobo, his gray eyes that emitted a sensation of death made him think many things, but the unbreakable bond he had with him reduced all his worries to nothing.
Smiling, he caressed Lobo's head, he wagged his tail like a normal dog would while his body continued to deform due to his gelatinous constitution.
Let's go.
He said while followed by Lobo, they left the battlefield.
Before leaving, he took one last look at the Orc's body, only to realize that in the center of his completely decomposed body, there was a colorless gem the size of a baseball.
Confused by the appearance of the strange gem, I walk towards it and take it. He looked at it for a while, but finding nothing unusual, he just put it in his pocket and continued on his way.