The second pattern was a spinning rush. The creature planted one foot, twisted its body, and spun all four axes at once.
It formed a moving wall that swept across the floor. Anyone too close was shredded.
Dodging backward didn't work either—the spin carried forward, forcing Seekers to either break formation or take the hit.
The real challenge wasn't killing it—it was keeping our Seekers alive long enough until it stops.
The third pattern was a focused execution move. It locked onto a single target, then used the pillars to close distance in an instant.
One jump. One rebound. Then all four axes came down at once.
Shields shattered under the impact. The unlucky S-Rank target died on the spot.
The last pattern was the most dangerous. When it took enough damage, its bronze armor glowed faintly.
Its movements became faster, almost erratic. Attacks chained together without pause—jump, slam, spin, strike—leaving no clear opening.
