Even if their own kind fell, it would not prevent the remaining two giants from taking out the invaders. They are just that, pathetic monsters born only to fight. If even the corpse robbers have a sense of belonging, then they are the outcasts of the Dark Elves when they are pieced together from the corpses of different creatures, and no Dark Elf really cares about their existence.

The dark blue giant tilted his body and threw an uppercut at Carl, while the orange giant jumped out from one side and raised his fist to try to smash Carl into a meatloaf. The agile Karl dodged the attacks of the two giants at the same time with a single spin, and then threw a few headshots at the head of the dark blue giant, who was his second target.

Karl then jumped up to the dark blue giant, who had slowed down after being attacked, and then jumped up with both feet and slammed the handle of his revolver into the giant's face. The blow caused the giant's body to fall backwards, apparently unable to stand still, and the force exerted made the giant's face even more distorted. Karl then flicked his other hand and shot the giant into the eye, and the bullet burrowed into the eyeball without hindrance.

The orange giant jumped in from the other direction, trying to punch Carl, who was in free fall, and Carl, who had already been prepared, took out his last G14 grenade and threw it at the orange giant, and then shrank back. Carl landed on the eve of the explosion when the grenade landed, so Carl did not stop and rolled in the opposite direction several times in a row, leaving the grenade's kill radius.

The grenade's explosion prevented the Orange Giant from attacking, and it actually stopped attacking when the grenade landed on it, raising its thick arms as if sensing a threat in an attempt to block the incoming attack. However, the Fragments do not lose their effectiveness just because they are blocked, and a large number of Fragments of Destruction burrow into its arms, causing almost all of its arms to be paralyzed.

The dark blue giant, on the other hand, had lost half of his vision due to being blinded in one eye, and was still looking for Cal's figure. It was a joke, and Carl felt that the boring game should be over quickly. As long as you understand their abilities and weaknesses, it won't take much effort to deal with these monsters that don't have the ability to think. Karl even wanted to yawn, he couldn't feel the tension of fighting the dragon here.

Once again, with the help of the protruding rocks as cover, Karl bypassed the sight of the two giants and launched a new round of attacks from behind them. However, he didn't check the number of bullets in his gun before attacking, so his revolver was fired after only a few shots, which Karl deliberately did. Now that it no longer makes sense to choose which target to prioritize, Carl decides to take out the two giants in one attack. Until then, the remaining bullets in the light gun are the start of the final attack.

He quickly reloaded his two revolvers, after which his bullet pouch was empty, and Carl was confident that he was going to attack next. The Dark Blue Giant has only managed to find Cal until now, while the Orange Giant has had to turn slowly due to the rocks and then lock onto his target before attacking.

Carl catches the attention of the orange giant, directing him to the vicinity of the dark blue giant. With that done, Carl threw his two revolvers into the air and slammed his right foot into the ground. The stirred shockwave instantly swept through the bodies of the two giants, disrupting their balance and causing their bodies to crumble. Carl caught the two revolvers that had been thrown into the air earlier, pulled the trigger, and exploded into a dense barrage in an instant.

The barrage that erupted was not shot out of the gun, but spilled. A dense barrage of bullets poured on the two giants like a torrential rain, and bullet holes appeared on their bodies one after another. Carl's body trembled with the rapid fire, and at that moment, he remembered the figure of the man who was known as the Impossible Band, the object of the longing of all roaming gunners, and the most legendary story of the Impossible Zone filled with yellow sand.

Karl stopped shooting, then threw his two revolvers into the air, one spun around to sweep away the smoke and dust beside him, and then leaped into the air. Carl prepared for the finishing blow with a series of movements, and Karl was frozen in mid-air with his head down, a scene that was somewhat unbelievable. If Marcos had been here, he would have definitely given Carl a round of applause for his flamboyant performance.

In mid-air, Karl stretched out his arms and caught the two free-falling revolvers, and then the whole person spun quickly like a spinning top. It was at this point that Carl pulled the trigger again. This time, it was no longer a dense barrage of bullets, but random shots. Although the bullets seem to be flying randomly, the lethality can be said to have reached a limit. The Orange Giant showed its abilities under the incessant attack, and as it fell, Ardyan poured out of its gradually disintegrating body, but it was not the right time for them to appear.

Carl's spinning motion was getting faster and faster, and the bullets flew more wildly, until at the end of the day, he was so fast that only a circle of afterimages remained. The Ardyan and the Dark Blue Giant, who had been hit by the bullet, were immobile, and they wanted to do something, but the bullet took all the power out of them like a demon that drew power. Such terrifying attacks are rare, and they unfortunately bump into Carl, who wants to solve it all quickly.

It's hard to have a fixed answer to the dreams of roaming gunslingers, but in the process of pursuing the answer, they can't avoid their gorgeous figures. Rather than fighting, they were putting on a one-sided show. Carl landed lightly, his back to the monster that had been lowered by the hammer of death, and he reached out and snapped his fingers lightly. The echo refers to the fall and dissipation of the monsters, and Carl lights a relaxing cigarette for himself after the spectacular performance.

He was almost exhausted of all his strength and energy, and fatigue welled up all over Carl's body. Although the lethality of this gorgeous attack is huge, both the physical strength and the consumption of bullets are staggering. As far as Karl can remember, he only used this attack on two critical occasions. Well, if it weren't for some accident that caused him to fall into Kahlert's trap, he could have dealt with those clowns in a much easier way.

Carl returned to the rope staircase leading to the upper cavern, and with some effort he made another thrilling leap over the lava pool. He finally didn't need to do it again, or he might actually fall into the hot lava. When he returned to the upper cave, Carl was surprised to find that Irene's expression was rather flat, and he had thought that the other party would be worried about him.

"It's settled, right?" asked Erin.

"It went very well. Karl took a large sip of water from the kettle, he felt that his strength was about to run out, and he didn't know if he would be able to get back to the surface through the rope ladder later.

"Maybe you need a little encouragement?" said Erin, smiling.

"At least not here. ”

"I understand, now that you've got things done, let's go back. I believe you won't feel so lonely compared to when you came alone, right?"

"Thank you for your company. ”