The Tale of Hero Alice's Social Death (Pantsu Hero Alice) Chapter 405 - I Should Study More

Based on what her senses told her, Alice knew that Fugallo had crashed straight into her Burning Star, which confused her greatly. It should be known that Burning Star was a powerful taboo. Even a complete Enochian Prism would shatter under the might of a complete Burning Star. Yet, Fugallo had not only chosen to avoid it, but he had even flown straight into it.

Thinking up to this point, Alice immediately entered high alert. She wasn't so ignorant to think that Fugallo was trying to commit suicide. The Demon King most likely had some means to resist her Burning Star.

A moment later, Alice noticed a small shadow in her Burning Star, the shadow rapidly growing in size under her gaze. When Alice got a better look at the shadow, she realized what she was looking at wasn't a shadow at all. Instead, it was Fugallo flying at her at great speeds.

Alice's expression instantly grew serious when she made this discovery. At this moment, Fugallo appeared to be covered in some mercury-like substance. At first glance, this mercury-like substance was soft and didn't look like it had any defensive properties. However, when Burning Star's flames came into contact with this mercury-like substance, the flames would vanish.

Upon closer inspection, Alice found that this mercury-like substance wasn't blocking or extinguishing Burning Star's Flames. Instead, it was decomposing the mana around it.

No matter how powerful a taboo Burning Star was, it was still a spell made of mana. Although the mercury-like substance was incapable of resisting Burning Star's flames, it could decompose the taboo's mana once it got close. To make matters worse, the concentration of the taboo's mana wasn't very dense due to the Burning Star's large size. Hence, the mercury-like substance could decompose Burning Star's mana easily.

This should be the first time Fugallo had seen the taboo known as Burning Star. Yet, he had immediately noticed the Burning Star's mana was somewhat sparsely concentrated and could be decomposed easily. He had also devised a so

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