In the battle that was reaching a tense point between Catallina and Dorgs, Catallina began to feel fatigue slowly creeping deep into her body. The constant onslaught of attacks from the Dorgs, who seemed to know no surrender, was pressing in on her with frightening speed and precision.
Catallina, her breath coming in short gasps, with a tone of recognition revealed in her words, "You are like a battle tool that never gets tired!"Dorgs continued to press Catallina with his sword strikes, creating pressure that forced the girl to move and dodge with difficulty. He tried to taunt them with a scathing question, "Why do you keep dodging, princess? Has the crossbow in your right hand run out of ammunition?"This time, Catallina no longer dodged. With great determination, she tried to parry Dorgs' greatsword, but fate seemed to dictate another fate, and Catallina's sword broke in the clash.Anxiety struck Catallina, and Dorgs immediately seized
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