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... ched on the large wounded back, the rodeo began.

The ground trembled, the snow shifted, and the trees rustled, but try as it might, Orso couldn’t shake Vincent off its back.

As Kazumi had predicted, Orso could not control the parts where Vincent’s attacks landed. Each area had the recovery of the yellow mutated become disrupted. This was the reason many earth spikes were not stabbing Vincent at the moment.

Orso was intelligent enough to know it was futile to continue. It ...

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