Fetu could no longer respond to that.

He was far too injured.

If he even tried to say a word, he knew he would lose consciousness.

“In principle, it works quite simply!” Kawao began to explain his new technique.

“I gather as much energy as possible and distribute it evenly throughout my body. Almost like filling a vessel with water. When I attack, I focus part of this energy on the body part I’m attacking with, for example, my fist. But since I’ve already gathered more than enough energy there, this transfer of power only happens during the actual strike. For a moment, I have more energy in my fist than it can hold. This, of course, is an extreme strain on the body and the control required for it is quite intense. That’s why I can only use this technique for a few minutes… So much for that. I’ll be off then!”

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“You… should have… surrendered.”

“What was that?”

Fetu lost consciousness.

Suddenly, his body twitched violently, and he got back on his feet.

The upper parts of his uniform burned away, and his hair grew significantly longer.

It turned fiery red, and pitch-black flame tattoos slowly appeared all over his body.

His nails grew longer, and he began to smile.

When the trembling stopped, he stood motionless.

Then he looked at the sky.

“Ah!… How many years has it been since I last saw the sky and breathed fresh air?”

“What’s wrong with you? What are you talking about?”

“Oh, forgive me. I forgot he had been fighting.”

He looked at Kawao.

His eyes now appeared swollen and crazed.

As if he were trying to look everywhere at once.

“I am the one you would call Fetu’s Nyd! I am the one who lends him his power, the fire spirit Hino! Unfortunately, he can barely control it. When he just lost consciousness, I was able to take over his body. The first time in two years, how wonderful! Finally, I can fight and move a bit again!”

He slowly walked towards him.

Kawao was baffled.

He had no idea what he was dealing with.

But he knew that, unfortunately, the fight was not over yet.