An attack of such epic proportions being stopped should have elicited some sort of surprise or even a hint of apprehension from the person who put in the effort to make it.
But Noah showed no such traits. He didn't even look back to the wall that was able to block it. With his attack released, he focused on the creature that has been antagonizing him all this time. But this time, the fly was upgraded to be considered a threat if left alone.
Just like the skeleton wielding the shield, the phantom zombie experienced a change. The swords were now emitting a holy sheen across their edges. When it went intangible, any attack that went through its body was retaliated against by a searing backlash of divine energy.
Each time it flickered between the corporeal and incorporeal, the time it recovered from that state increased. Now, its reaction time was nearing that of Noah's appendages.
