Wizard World Irregular-Chapter 1116: The Cavalry Has Arrived [Part 2]

After suffering hardships for the past few days, the Defenders of Midgard had long wanted to vent their anger and frustration on their enemies.

Ethan's Gargoyle and Fairy Army flooded the enemy's battle formation like a swarm of locusts.

Since they could infinitely respawn inside Ethan's Celestial Domain whenever they were killed, they fearlessly took the brunt of the enemy's resistance, chipping down their numbers without regard for their lives.

Enemies who didn't fear death were the hardest to fight, and this made the different Factions who united against the forces of Midgard grit their teeth in frustration.

Ethan didn't target the small fries and focused on the high-ranking combatants on the battlefield.

He was killing them one after another without fail, activating his Progenitor powers.

Suddenly, he felt the presence of three powerful beings charging in his direction.

The Progenitors had enough of his antics and decided to deal with him first before dealing with the other Progenitors of Midgard.

Their attacks were executed so perfectly that Ashmedai and the others weren't able to react in time.

Ethan managed to block two of the Progenitor's attacks but failed to stop the third one.

But just as he was about to get hit, a shield of ice formed beside his body, blocking the attack meant to deal him a serious injury.

"Don't forget you're not only fighting small fries, Ethan." Baradiel, who had taken control of Nicole's body, appeared beside him. "Nicole was right to follow you here. You always dive straight into danger, not caring about the consequences."

"Thank you, Baradiel," Ethan said. "You came at the right time. Deal with that one while I handle these two."

"Fine." Baradiel knew that the young man would now be more careful after learning his lesson.

With this in mind, she didn't hesitate to attack the Progenitor who had almost injured the young man Nicole loved very much.

"Who are you?!" The Progenitor, whom Nicole had targeted, was alarmed. In just a single clash, he could already tell that his opponent wasn't weak.

She was even stronger than him by several levels!

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"Dead people don't need to know my name." Without even batting an eye, the Primordial Progenitor encased her opponent in a block of ice after she stabbed him with her sword.

A second later, the ice shattered into countless pieces, killing the Progenitor in the process.

Fighting not far away from Ethan, Dainsleif laughed evilly as he scooped up the shattered remains of the Progenitors, eating his flesh and blood.

Baradiel gave the Ancient Wendigo a sidelong glance but didn't say anything. Instead, she charged in Ethan's direction in order to help him deal with the other two Progenitors fighting against him.

"Damn!" Sensing that staying would only lead them to their deaths, the two Progenitors decided to retreat.

Unfortunately, Dantalion, who had taken his human form, dove down from the sky and punched the fleeing Progenitor, sending the latter flying back to Ethan.

The young man didn't bat an eye and once again thrust his spear, using his killing blow to ensure that the Progenitor wouldn't survive his attack—one that could even cut through the fabric of time, space, and dimensions.

"Endless Horizon!" Ethan roared as he pierced through the Progenitor's body, absorbing his life essence and powers at the same time.

Dantalion didn't even bother to glance at the enemy whom he had hit earlier and ran after the second Progenitor, who was fleeing for his life.

"You won't catch me!" The Progenitor specialized in speed and further increased his pace.

However, to his surprise, he found himself in the same place where he was a few seconds ago.

He once again tried to accelerate in a different direction, but he once again returned to where he originally stood.

Aion, who had also accompanied Ethan in battle, used his time loop ability to prevent the troublesome Progenitor from escaping.

He couldn't use his time loop infinitely, but after Ethan absorbed the power of the Progenitors he had killed, Aion could now use it six times a day.

Similar to Dantalion, Aion also became stronger the more Ethan's strength and power grew.

This made the young Ouroboros a very difficult adversary in two-to-one battles.

Why two-to-one?

It was because he didn't have any offensive power.

He still relied on Ethan for the killing blow, which became easier through the power of his time loop.