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... pretend that he was no match for the Duke of Montenegro.

He used the Magic Shark and Demon Mountain to try and hold off the Duke of Montenegro, but the gap in their strength was too great.

In just a few moves, the Duke of Montenegro sent them flying, leaving them crippled with missing limbs.

This deeply pained Levi. Although they were inexperienced, they were still his valuable allies.

To see them on the verge of being defeated by the Duke of Montenegro so quickly was ...

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