Reincarnated With An SSS-Rank Talent In An Apocalyptic World-Chapter 80: Securing A Victory For Humanity!

Swoosh!

Flying through the air, I met the orc berserker’s war axe with my Rai’ki!

Peng!

We were both forced back, even though I was certain I was 2 or 3 stat points ahead of him!

Was it the difference in physique?

Was this due to the limitations of the human body?

Many thoughts raced through my head, but I pushed them aside—knowing fully well it wouldn’t change my situation.

While it was annoying to realize that an orc with 1 Strength stat would always be stronger than a human with a similar stat, there was nothing I could do about it.

For what humanity lacked in physique, I would make up for with centuries’ worth of COMBAT EXPERIENCE!

Swoosh!

I charged forward, and the berserker raced forward as well. Taking advantage of his bigger frame and longer reach, he hacked at my neck with a brutal horizontal slash, aiming to decapitate me.

But this wasn’t my first rodeo—I saw it coming probably before he even thought of doing it.

In an instant, I slid under his attack. My Rai’ki dug deep into his leg, ripping through flesh and bone in one deadly swing!

Pfft!

Green blood squirted everywhere. I stabbed Rai’ki into the ground to abruptly halt my momentum.

Quickly, I turned around—only to see the berserker towering over me with both weapons raised.

His left leg was nearly cut off, held together by nothing but torn muscle and strings of flesh.

Even his bone had been sliced clean in two.

But of course, none of that mattered to an orc in berserk mode—his bones were already reattaching, and his flesh and muscles were regrowing at a rate visible to the eye.

To win this fight, I had to decapitate limbs completely in one swing.

But first—I had to survive.

BOOOM!

The ground beneath me sank deep under his strike, my bones cracking under the sheer weight and strength behind his attack!

KA! KA! KA!

KA! KA! KA!

My skin ripped apart in many places, especially my legs—as if slashed open by invisible blades.

Blood squirted from the tears, drawing worried gasps from my men... and loud cheers from the orcs.

Bam! Bam! Bam!

Bam! Bam! Bam!

Bam! Bam! Bam!

Bam! Bam! Bam!

The war chant shield strikes returned amid their cheers. Soon, the entire bridge drowned in their roars and cries—as if they had already won. ƒree𝑤ebnσvel-com

"COCKY BASTARDS!" My eyes gleamed with crimson light. "I’LL WIPE THAT SMILE OFF YOUR FACES!"

[Door Activated]

A spatial door opened beneath me and I fell in.

Simultaneously, another door appeared above the berserker—and I dropped out, Rai’ki hacking downward with the intent to split his skull in two.

However—

Peng!

The orc berserker had predicted it, blocking the attack effortlessly.

Only now did memories of our first fight flash through my mind—reminding me of the countless times he had countered my sneak attacks.

Only now did I remember... this monster was the only one who had ever seen through my [Door] talent.

"WATCH OUT!" A panicked cry rang from the sidelines, snapping me back to reality but it was too late.

The short distraction came at a heavy price.

Pfft!

My teeth clenched as pain coursed through my body.

A blunt weapon tore through my flesh and ripped my belly open.

I tried to stay strong... tried to suppress the pain and act like it was nothing—but I couldn’t.

"GAAAAAAAAAAHHHHH!"

A loud cry escaped my lips as blood jetted from my mouth and belly.

My body hurled back like a cannonball.

Bang!

I slammed into the railing at the far edge of the bridge, bending it and nearly falling off.

My lower half stayed on the bridge—but my upper body dangled over death, the Sabine River thrashing and crashing below me.

Bam! Bam! Bam!

Bam! Bam! Bam!

Bam! Bam! Bam!

Bam! Bam! Bam!

AWWOOOOOOOO! AWWOOOOOOOO!

AWWOOOOOOOO! AWWOOOOOOOO!

These barbarians cheered and howled so loud, I could barely hear my own groans.

My weapons... I couldn’t feel Rai’ki in my hands. They must’ve slipped away while I was flying through the air.

The bridge trembled with each of the berserker’s steps.

He was coming.

And I could smell the fear from the other end of the bridge where my men stood.

It seemed everyone had already decided—the battle was over.

Fools.

I’m still breathing.

My heart still beats.

MY WOUNDS ARE HEALING!

"THIS BATTLE IS OVER—ONLY WHEN I’M DEAD!"

BAM!

The railing shattered beneath me as I rocketed into the air, eyes bloodshot.

The berserker came into view—and his axe was already swinging.

Pfft!

Blood burst from the left side of my chest as the axe stabbed deep, pulling me downward.

But that’s exactly what I wanted.

Using the momentum to my advantage, memories of training in the dojos of Japan in my first life flooded my mind.

My body moved on instinct—recreating those precise movements perfectly.

IPPON SEOI NAGE!

ONE-ARM SHOULDER THROW!

Gripping his arm tightly, I turned my back to him and hurled him over my shoulder using his own momentum.

I could feel the axe digging deeper, but I endured it, fire blazing in my eyes.

"FALL!" I roared.

BANG!

The berserker smashed into the ground. Cracks spread like a spider web beneath him.

His body bounced and I grabbed his face, slamming him back into the bridge with earth-shaking force.

BOOM!

BUT I WAS FAR FROM DONE.

RAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHH!

My furious cry roared like thunder as I charged toward the orc army, dragging the berserker across the ground like a ragdoll.

The cocky orc soldiers fell silent.

They watched, frozen, as their commander became nothing more than a human’s plaything.

When I was several meters from their frontlines, I flung him forward—

Watching his body fly helplessly through the air, smashing into the dirt, rolling over and over until he crashed into the beast rider unit.

SILENCE.

Be it humans or orcs—there was nothing but silence.

No one cheered.

No one beat their shields.

Everyone was fucking silent.

And then it came—

HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!

My forces erupted behind me, roaring and screaming at the top of their lungs.

Weapons raised high into the air, their cries were electric—filling my limbs with fire I didn’t even know I had left.

Looking over my shoulder, I was stunned to see even the battered First Lieutenant screaming with joy—gap teeth and all.

At that moment, it didn’t matter if I was Limitless or Ascendant.

All they saw was a human throwing an eight-foot-tall orc like he weighed nothing.

This wasn’t just my victory.

IT WAS A VICTORY FOR HUMANITY!

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