Summoners War: Only I Summoned Divine Beasts

Anubis couldn't help but notice the change in Nathan's fighting style. It had become much quicker and more fluid, making him realize what was going on.

He couldn't help but smile, recalling not long before he was summoned.

"Why are you so fixated on those bullets? Why don't you focus directly on magic, which is already proven and established? Isn't this a waste of time?" He was confused when Nathan introduced the gun for the first time. Not long after that, he kept working hard to establish the foundation of this gun. So, he couldn't help but ask.

Nathan smiled. "They have been established. I'm merely integrating their system with this world.

"For example, I have three bullets that I can use right now."

Nathan scribed a few things on the paper. "These are the three bullets of mine."

[Normal Bullet]

Power: 5/10

Speed: 8/10

Stability: 9/10

[Big Bullet]

Power: 7.5/10

Speed: 6.5/10

Stability: 6/10

[Explosive Bullet]

Power: 9.5/10

Speed: 7/10

Stability: 3/10

"These three are my bullets. I think you can understand what they mean, right?"

"Yes." Anubis nodded. "The stability also represents control, right?"

"Yes. For normal bullets and big bullets, I can control their trajectory, while explosive bullets are rather hard. That's why my explosive bullets are usually moving along a set trajectory, which is the reason for me not using them casually.

"If I want more speed, I will be combining two normal bullets at once. If I want more power, it will be explosive bullets. The big bullets will be in between.

"However, the most interesting part of these bullets is the fact I can combine each of them together, giving a total of nine combinations open."

Anubis had seen the combination of the normal bullets and the big bullets. The former had more power, but the trajectory and speed were the most annoying things. The big bullets could destroy a barrier.

By taking advantage of those two combinations, Nathan had become a fierce summoner.

If he really completed all nine combinations, he would be quite terrifying.

This was a new concept that Nathan brought to this world. When Anubis recalled this memory, he couldn't help but smile. More importantly, Nathan also had the 32-Form Ena Control from Sage Leyfon, which improved the dynamic further.

The machine gun Nathan showed earlier was the combination of normal and big bullets, giving the speed of the normal bullet and the power of the big bullet. However, doing so would decrease the stability of that bullet. Coupled with the speed of the production, he couldn't change the trajectory of those bullets.

The combination of two explosive bullets, the one Nathan called an artillery, had the same principle.

With this, Nathan had completed his ability.

Nathan wasn't aware of what these familiars thought. However, it didn't matter. He was also thrilled with the way he used his technique that he couldn't care less about everything around him.

With Alan coming toward him, Nathan raised his right hand.

'Spectre.'

This was the name Nathan gave for his normal bullets. He split them and shot them toward Alan.

Alan hurriedly leaped to the left to avoid the bullets, albeit the 'Spectre' curved drastically and chased after him as if he were alive.

Seeing the movement of those bullets, Alan hurriedly formed a shield and chose to take it head-on instead.

As expected, the bullets couldn't pierce his shield, but some still managed to loop around the shield and surround him.

Alan simply swung the shield around, neutralizing every single bullet. Then he turned the shield back to the sword.

Unfortunately for him, Nathan had prepared another wave of bullets.

'Bolt.'

This time, he was using the big bullets to overwhelm Alan. He wanted to use the shield, but the bullets packed more punch to the point where the shield started to crack, forcing Alan to move away instead.

Nathan could still control them to a certain extent, but their movement was rather awkward and slow.

More importantly, Nathan summoned the third bullet.

'Ignition.'

This was the name Nathan chose for his explosive bullets.

After looking at the significant decrease in speed, Alan hurriedly leaped away as those bullets exploded the moment they touched the ground.

Boom!

Boom!

Boom!

"Kh." Alan gritted his teeth, thinking, 'What is going on? His movements have just become much sharper. Besides, the spinning attack or that barrage of attacks is annoying. He is able to use them and maintain his distance. If only I can get close to him…'

While it was true that the combination attack was annoying, that wasn't the only way to combine his bullets.

Nathan could summon two bullets at the same time.

This time, he used Spectre and Bolt at the same time.

"!!!" Alan widened his eyes in shock. He ran away, noticing these bullets were different.

He created a shield to aid his escape, albeit the big bullets hit the shield first, breaking it apart. Meanwhile, the normal bullets would come right after.

On the other hand, if Alan decided to confront him, Nathan would use the small bullets to distract his opponent before the big ones killed him.

By changing which bullets he chose, he created a fighting style that allowed him to confuse his opponent.

In the end, the mind battle was Nathan's specialty. This was what he meant by perfecting the Gun Control System.

"Kh." Alan leaped into the open window as the normal bullets hit the wall, with some almost hitting him. He had to constantly avoid the normal bullets.

Unfortunately for him, by the time the bullets had been depleted, Nathan had prepared yet another bullet.

Ignition.

Nathan bombarded the house and blasted it into pieces, forcing Alan to come out.

'Bolt.'

Nathan had summoned both big bullets and sent them upward.

Alan clicked his tongue. He wanted to stick something so that he could use it as a footing to avoid these bullets, albeit that the house wasn't the only target for the explosive bullets earlier.

When he looked around, he realized that the buildings around him had been destroyed.

"!!!" It was at this moment Alan realized that the situation was no longer favorable for him. "Ah, this… this doesn't look good."