Using the seat beside her for cover, Iyas dodged attack after attack, but as fatigue and pain took their toll, her movements gradually grew sluggish.
Delighting in the outright destruction of the classroom, Lund's mood was quite pleased.
The game of cat and mouse always reaches a moment when the cat tires of the chase.
And that moment is the mouse's time to die.
As the pain intensified, Iyas, who initially launched quick counterattacks while escaping, ended up merely fleeing, only occasionally turning to shoot a pair of arrows.
Swinging the Meteor Hammer and surveying the scattered wood shards, Lund finally grew bored; he stopped holding back, hurling the hammer like thunder.
Iyas, slowed by her body's lag, could not avoid the attack, and could only let the Meteor Hammer heavily strike her chest, sending her flying backwards.
