The ultimate enemy of a wolf was the hunter, and therefore, if Sunny wanted to resist the primordial demon who embodied the concept of the Wolf, he had to embody the concept of the Hunter.
To the best of his ability, at least.
That statement sounded like an inspirational adage, but actually, there was nothing abstract or philosophical about it. Instead, it was strictly a matter of cold practicality.
At the level of power where Sunny had found himself, the physical battle between two creatures was merely an expression of the violent clash between their wills, their spirits… their essences.
An ultimate expression, true, but still only an outward one — no more than the tip of the iceberg.
So, channeling a concept that was both superior and in direct opposition to the essence of his enemy would help Sunny resist their Will better, empowering his own against the foe.
