Death Guns In Another World

Chapter 1892 - 1679: Abysall Demons

The silence of the dungeon was shattered by a low, guttural whimper—a sound so unnatural it sent a ripple through the corrupted air. Incursio halted, her crimson eyes narrowing as she sensed something truly vile approaching.

From the shadows of the ruined labyrinth ahead, a twisted form emerged. A grotesque, otherworldly beast crawled into view, its every movement dripping with malice.

Its body was a fusion of grime and thunder, pulsating with eerie energy. Five cruel, burning eyes locked onto her, each radiating a malevolent hunger. It released another whimper, a sound filled with rage and torment, as if it resented her very existence.

Four thick, jagged horns protruded from its grotesquely inflated head, which itself was etched with fiery symbols glowing with Abyssal power. Toxic smog seeped from its deep nostrils, leaving the air thick with a suffocating corruption.

Its skeletal frame, barely holding together, was covered in countless scars—evidence of past battles or perhaps something even more sinister. Its two legs trembled under its own weight, yet carried its body forward with a nightmarish energy, each step cracking the charred ground beneath it.

Trailing behind it, a barbed tail slithered like a serpent, leaving deep scorch marks wherever it touched.

Then, with a sudden, hellish screech, the demon lunged.

Its massive wings, composed of spiky bones and incorporeal feathers, extended fully before slamming down, propelling it forward like a meteor of destruction.

Incursio didnʼt flinch.

The moment it struck, her body vanished into the darkness—an afterimage.

The beastʼs claws carved through empty space, a powerful shockwave erupting from its failed strike, shattering nearby debris. But before it could react, Incursio reappeared above it, her black sword humming with malevolent energy.

”Youʼre an ugly one, arenʼt you?” she murmured, slashing downward.

A crescent wave of darkness tore through the air, colliding with the demonʼs back.

BOOM!

The explosion sent the beast crashing into the ground with a deafening impact, obliterating the stone beneath it.

But it didnʼt stay down.

With a maddened shriek, it twisted unnaturally, its limbs contorting in ways that defied anatomy. The smog around it thickened, forming writhing tendrils of poisonous mist that lashed out at her.

Incursio danced between them, her movements fluid and precise, evading each strike with an eerie grace.

Then the demon roared.

A shockwave of Abyssal power exploded outward, warping the very air. Time itself seemed to flicker as reality bent under its presence.

A second later, it was on her.

Its five eyes burned with an infernal light as it lashed out with its barbed tail, aiming to impale her.

”Tch.”

For the first time, Incursio had to block.

Her sword met the tail with a clang, the sheer force sending cracks through the dungeon floor. The pressure pushed her back a few inches, but her stance remained unshaken.

Then she grinned.

”Is that all?”

A black aura erupted from her body, expanding into a swirling Domain of Darkness. The entire chamber darkened, the world swallowed by her void. The demon let out a shriek, its body instinctively recoiling as it sensed the overwhelming power radiating from her.

But she didnʼt give it a chance to retreat.

With inhuman speed, she vanished from sight—only to reappear behind the demon.

”Fall.”

Her sword descended, black lightning crackling around the blade.

SLASH!

The beast howled as a deep gash split across its back, Abyssal blood spilling like molten tar.

It twisted violently, attempting to retaliate, but Incursio was already ahead of it.

With a flick of her wrist, she sent shadow spears hurtling forward. Each spear pierced through the creatureʼs wings, pinning them down, preventing its escape.

The demon shrieked again, thrashing in agony. But Incursio was relentless.

She stepped forward, her sword pulsing with pure destruction.

”End of the line.”

With a final, devastating slash, her blade carved through the demonʼs core.

BOOOOOOM!

The explosion of dark energy consumed everything, sending shockwaves tearing through the dungeon.

When the dust settled, only Incursio remained, standing amidst the scorched remains of the Abyssal horror.

She exhaled slowly, rolling her shoulders.

”Still not enough.”

Without another glance at the remains, she turned and walked deeper into the abyss, her thirst for battle far from quenched.

So she continued diving down in search for more intense stimulation.

Incursio vs. Twin Abyssal Demons

The darkness of the dungeon pulsed with a malevolent rhythm, the very air thick with chaos energy. Incursio strode forward, her sword humming with restrained power, when the space ahead of her twisted.

A low, guttural whimper echoed through the corridor. Then another.

Emerging from the void were two monstrous figures, each more grotesque than the last.

They were identical to the previous beast she had slain—five cruel eyes burning with a malevolent glow, four jagged horns protruding from their bloated, symbol-covered heads. Toxic smog leaked from their elongated nostrils, their skeletal bodies scarred from ancient battles.

Yet these two were even larger, their forms crackling with pure Abyssal corruption. Their massive, skeletal wings unfolded, stretching the length of the dungeon, while their barbed tails slithered across the ground, leaving fiery scorch marks in their wake.

The demons let out simultaneous, distorted screeches, their voices overlapping like a discordant choir of the damned.

Then, they charged.

Their powerful legs propelled them forward with blinding speed, the air splitting from their sheer force.

Incursio merely smirked.

”Twice the fun, huh?”

At the last second, she vanished.

The demonsʼ claws ripped through empty space, their momentum shattering the stone floor as they crashed forward.

Then—

SLASH!

One of them howled in pain as a deep gash split across its back, dark ichor spilling like molten tar.

Incursio reappeared behind them, her sword humming with shadow energy.

But she wasnʼt done.

With a flick of her wrist, the air trembled.

Dark tendrils erupted from the ground, grasping one of the demonsʼ limbs, binding it in place.

The second beast turned, its five burning eyes locking onto her with pure hatred.

A single whimper—then it unleashed an Abyssal blast.

A surge of black fire and raw chaos energy shot toward her like an unholy spear.

Incursioʼs eyes glowed crimson.

She raised her free hand, and the space before her shattered like glass.

The Abyssal attack vanished into the void, swallowed by her Domain of Darkness.

The demon hesitated, its instincts screaming.

Too late.

Incursio rushed forward, closing the distance in an instant.

”Youʼre too slow.”

BOOM!

Her blade pierced through its chest, black lightning crackling from the wound.

The demon screamed, its body convulsing violently, but she didnʼt stop.

Twisting the blade, she unleashed a shockwave of destruction from within, ripping the creature apart from the inside out.

The beast exploded into a cloud of black mist and ichor, its very existence erased.

The remaining demon roared in fury, breaking free from the tendrils that bound it. Its massive wings flared, and with a single mighty flap, it propelled itself into the air, its barbed tail lashing toward her with terrifying speed.

Incursio barely tilted her head.

WHOOSH!

The tail missed her by inches, shattering the ground where she once stood.

But the demon wasnʼt finished.

It opened its distorted mouth—

And unleashed a wave of corrosive smog.

The thick, toxic mist spread rapidly, devouring the light itself. Any ordinary being would have been instantly melted down to the bone.

But Incursio wasnʼt ordinary.

She extended her hand.

The shadows swirled.

A pulse of dark energy exploded from her body, erasing the smog in an instant.

The demon froze.

Then—

”Die.”

Incursio raised her sword, and the world went black.

For a moment, there was nothing.

Then, from the darkness, an enormous shadow blade materialized above the demon, its form crackling with compressed destruction.

With a single downward motion, the blade descended.

SLASH!

The entire floor quaked.

The demon didnʼt even have time to scream-its entire body split in half, consumed by the black void that followed.

When the dust settled, all that remained was Incursio, standing alone in the ruins of her battlefield.

She rolled her shoulders, exhaling softly.

”Pathetic.”

Without another word, she stepped forward, disappearing into the shadows, continuing her descent deeper into the dungeon.