Ultraman: The Grim Reaper from Ancient Times

Chapter 61 Gua, reduced to a point of reference
The two sides fought a fierce battle.

Rein finally defeated Gua completely, relying on his own strength and despite being at a complete disadvantage.

He used a six-zhang-long light prison to tightly bind Gua's body.

He kicked Gua over and, using the restraints of the Six Staffs of Light Prison, pinned him down by stepping on his body.

Then he used his Zanpakuto to slowly pierce into the opponent's waist and abdomen.

It's slow, but very stable.

The Zanpakuto's blade spewed flames, gradually injecting the inextinguishable flames into Gua's body, where they erupted.

Gua wailed in agony.

Gua's skin possesses powerful burn resistance, making it extremely difficult to injure him from the outside with flames.

However, his internal organs do not have such high fire resistance.

Some flames even burned out of his mouth.

At this moment, Gua's internal organs had become fuel for the flames, and his life or death now rested solely in the hands of Rein.

But Renn did not kill the man immediately.

He is now trapped in this multidimensional space and surrounded by endless dimensional illusions.

If it weren't for the presence of a reference point in this space, Renn might already be lost in the endless dimensional illusions.

Yes.

Now, Gua serves as a reference point for Raine.

As long as he can sense Gua's spiritual pressure, he can determine direction in this multidimensional space.

So that they won't get lost in dimensional illusions.

He turned around, trying his best not to be affected by the dimensional illusion, and instead released his senses to perceive his surroundings.

But it's a pity.

Aside from sensing Gua's spiritual pressure, he could not sense anything else in this space.

He lowered his head, his expression somewhat solemn.

At this moment, Raine was naturally unaware that it was during this period of contemplation that he was able to understand.

Through the projection of dimensional illusions, what an immense sense of oppression it brought to life forms in other dimensions.

In the eyes of those living beings, he was like a god who looked down upon all living beings.

But in reality, he is now completely blind and can't see anything.

All around him were fleeting dimensional illusions, which could not form a complete picture in front of him.

"It seems we can only rely on Gua."

Renn had made up his mind.

He slowly turned around and came to stand in front of Gua.

The Zanpakuto remained inside Gua's body, continuously releasing flames that scorched Gua's internal organs.

Sensing Gua's spiritual pressure, Rein slowly gripped the hilt of his Zanpakuto: "Tell me, how do we get out? Or how do we escape this dimensional illusion?"

Gua was terrified.

He felt that Ryan was torturing him.

It was clear that after the knife pierced his body, it was fully capable of unleashing flames that could instantly burn him to death.

But Renn did not do that.

He simply plunged the knife into his body, seemingly controlling it intentionally or unintentionally, releasing flames little by little.

It made him feel the fear of his internal organs constantly dissolving.

At this moment, in Gua's eyes, Raine was a perverted demon.

But actually, Gua misunderstood.

The man did it on purpose, but not to torture him.

Rather, it's because Gua's vitality is too strong. Rein needs Gua to be alive now, but he can't let him become too energetic.

Therefore, he needed to be in a state of severe injury. That's why he did this.

The flames injected into Gua's body gradually eroded his life force, rendering him unable to fight for a short period, but not killing him immediately.

This also ensures that Rennes can better control the opponent.

In fact, Renn only spoke up to test the waters.

He is currently in a dimensional illusion, and apart from all the senses brought about by the illusion before him, he cannot perceive anything happening in the outside world.

Otherwise, Rein wouldn't have used Gua's spiritual pressure as a reference point.

When Raine noticed that there was no movement for a while, he directly increased the input of the flame.

Gua immediately screamed in pain.

He quickly used his last bit of energy to radiate a beam of light in all directions, severing the surrounding dimensional illusions.

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puff!
Meanwhile, life forms from other dimensions felt immense pressure because of Raine's earlier gaze.

Just moments ago, because of Raine, his attention was suddenly diverted, seemingly to deal with that monster, and he felt a sense of relief.

Suddenly, the image of the giant vanished abruptly.

Everyone looked at each other in bewilderment.

Has that giant... left?

Only now do they dare to breathe heavily.

That sense of oppression will likely linger in their hearts for the rest of their lives.

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call!
Suddenly, flames burst forth from Gua's body, instantly igniting all of Gua's internal organs.

The raging flames began to burn through all his internal tissues, silencing even Gu Alian's painful screams.

His three heads, along with the facial features on his chest, all spewed forth intense flames.

It could only utter unconscious, painful "uh uh" sounds.

But the large eyes on his chest stared at Renn with disbelief.

He had already done as Renn had told him to do, so why did the other party still want to kill him?
Aren't the guys in the Light faction supposed to be righteous?
This kind of fickle behavior makes him seem more like a villain than he actually is.

"Sorry, it was just an instinctive reaction. I thought you were planning a sneak attack."

"Don't worry, it will be fine soon."

Raine finally came to his senses.

Looking at Gua's current state, he was filled with apology.

As he spoke, he controlled his Zanpakuto, withdrawing some of the flames, which prevented Gua from being burned alive.

When Raine was questioning Gua earlier, he was constantly on guard against Gua's movements.

Be wary of a sudden sneak attack from Gua.

After all, in his mind, Gua shouldn't be able to cooperate so easily; he might even take advantage of his inattention to launch a sneak attack in order to break free from his control.

Therefore, upon sensing that the other party had made a move, he subconsciously increased the input of the flames.

When he came to his senses, he realized that he had misunderstood Gua; the other party was much more cooperative than he had imagined.

But since things have come to this point, all he can do is offer a verbal apology.

I can't just stab myself again, can I?
At this moment, thanks to his powerful recovery ability, Gua finally regained his strength.

But he wasn't happy after hearing Ryan's apology.

Instead, he stared intently at Renn with a resentful expression.

Although Ryan's apology seemed sincere.

But he regretted it.

I regret not launching a surprise attack earlier.

If he had actually launched a sneak attack, the outcome would have been the same, but at least he wouldn't have been the only one injured.

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