Steel Bowls of Death

The next day, Hijoto started the training sessions again.

He came inside the hall, opened the magical book, and Elitta fluttered over the pages. “This wrath was more powerful than the other two you defeated in the last three years,” appeared on the pages.

Hijoto agreed, “I wonder how I am still alive. My hearing ability has also reduced due to this incident.”

Hijoto then started remembering the old wraths he had defeated.

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One year after Tsangero’s death, a beggar created havoc at the railway station.

He had two steel bowls with which he used to beg at the junction.

Zevroth's blood had overpowered him completely.

He cut off the head of every single person at that junction with his two sharp bowls.

When Hijoto went there, the beggar looked at his glowing blue bangle and said, “So you are here, blue Watsukai.”

“This blue bangle does not suit your hand. Let us see if it suits mine,” he added and threw the bowls towards him.

Hijoto used his water force, by which water gushed out from both his hands striking the two bowls and flinging them away.

But the beggar caught those bowls back and threw one bowl high into the sky and the other one into the floor of the station.

Hijoto was confused. He started looking at the sky, and suddenly the bowl came out of the floor and hit him hard on his back. Soon after this, the other bowl came from the sky at high speed and hit Hijoto on his shoulder.

Hijoto sat on the floor as those bowls hit him hard. The bowls again tried to hit Hijoto, but he uttered, “Water bubbles – the power of the Blue,” while placing his hand towards them both, and a bubble formed around those bowls, preventing their motion.

The beggar was shocked, as he was trying to move those bowls but was unable to do so.

He then uttered, “Water bullet – the power of Blue,” pointing his two fingers towards the beggar’s heart and fired.

The bullet hit the beggar straight in his heart, killing him within seconds.