Chaos reigned supreme, anarchy unleashed. Orcs, their initial astonishment giving way to a primal fury, surged out of the inferno-like malevolent spirits emerging from the mes.


    ''''!!!"


    Their guttural roars reverberated through the night, a primal defiance that pierced the very atmosphere. Yet, Noah remained unperturbed. He stood as the ultimate predator amidst the pandemonium, orchestrating this symphony of devastation, his eyes aze with the thrill of the hunt. To focus on the hunt he put off the system''s notification.


    ''''Better focus on hunting without distraction.''''


    A different kind of arrow, infused with an icy inferno, found its mark. This was not the customary ze of fire; instead, a frosty blue me erupted, engulfing an orc in a bone-chilling sh. The creature emitted a piercing shriek, cutting through the chaotic chorus of roars, before sumbing to a smoldering pile of ash and ice.


    BOOM!


    An expertly aimed arrow detonated at the heart of the orcish horde. The explosion unleashed a torrent of mes and debris, devouring several orcs whole. Their agonized screams abruptly ceased, reced by the sickening sound of flesh meeting relentless fire. The air filled with anguished cries, both human and monstrous, forming a grim symphony to apany the unfolding carnage.


    The remaining orcs, trapped in a state of fearful fury, stumbled about in bewildered confusion. Some blindly charged towards their unseen assant, their rage a desperate gamble for survival. Others huddled together, whimpering and searching for any means of escape. But there was no refuge, no sanctuary to be found. Noah, a specter lurking within the flickering shadows, continued his lethal dance.


    Another arrow, another bone-chilling detonation. The symphony of destruction persisted, its tempo elerating with each passing moment. The once proud orc vige now stood as a zing pyre, a testament to Noah''s calcted prowess.


    Within a matter of minutes, the scorched earth bore witness to the lifeless bodies of ten orcs, their anguished cries silenced by an eerie hush. It was then that their formidable leader, a towering brute adorned with crude tattoos and a jagged bone ne, emerged from the zing chaos.


    Beside him stood a frail orc draped in tattered robes, clutching a twisted staff, his eyes emitting a sickly green glow. A shaman, possessing rudimentary mastery of the arcane arts.


    Without hesitation, the shaman began his incantation, an ipréhensible chant that wed at Noah''s sanity.


    ''''~~~~~''''''


    With each syble, he summoned a cascade of glistening water spheres that arced through the air like miniatureets, descending upon the engulfed vige. As the water collided with the mes, a hissing symphony ensued, shrouding the scene in a veil of suffocating steam, momentarily obscuring the unfolding carnage.


    ''''Fuck!"


    Noah, concealed within the depths of the shadows, clenched his teeth. This unforeseen twist demanded adaptability. The orchestrated shock and panic that had initially gripped the orcs were dissipating, reced by a glimmer of defiance in the eyes of those who remained. A prolonged duel was not a luxury Noah could afford, especially not with a shaman wielding the unpredictable forces of magic.


    Noah''s tactical mind was momentarily overshadowed by fury. He forcefully thrust another arrow, engulfed in mes, onto Nemesis, feeling the scorching heat sear his fingertips even through the protection of his leather bracers. The arrow soared through the air, a symbol of destruction aimed directly at the scrawny orc shaman.


    However, the shaman was far from foolish. His instinct, sharpened by countless battles, must have alerted him to the impending danger. With a surprising disy of agility for his wiry frame, he swiftly dodged to the side, narrowly avoiding the arrow that whistled harmlessly past his ear and found its mark in a burning hut.


    A triumphant roar erupted from the shaman''s throat, a guttural sound that reverberated through the smoke-filled clearing.


    "There you are, pathetic human!" he bellowed, his voice dripping with malicious delight. Not only had he survived the initial attack, but he had also discovered Noah''s whereabouts. The tides were turning in his favor.


    Unfazed, Noah''s lips curled into a cold smile, a testament to his ever-analytical mind.


    ''''Got you!"


    While the orc shaman reveled in his perceived victory, Noah, with a flick of his wrist, exerted his telekic control over the ming arrow. Defying thews of physics, it twisted mid-flight in an impossible arc, guided by an unseen force.


    The arrow, a zing serpent, crashed into the back of the unsuspecting shaman. A raw and primal scream erupted from his throat but was abruptly silenced. The mes, now fueled by the shaman''s magical energy, erupted into a raging inferno, consuming his body in blinding white light.


    The orc leader, who had been issuingmands mere moments ago, stood frozen in shock. His most trusted advisor, the conduit for their rudimentary magic, had been reduced to a smoldering husk in an instant. His enraged roar, cut short by the shaman''s demise, died in his throat.


    A heavy silence descended upon the battlefield, interrupted only by the crackling of mes and the agonizing moans of the dying.


    Noah emerged from the shadows, Nemesis loosely held in his grasp. His golden eyes, devoid of any emotion, scanned the remaining orcs.


    A chilling whisper, devoid of warmth or mercy, resounded through the smoke-filled clearing, sending shivers down the spines of the remaining orcs, a stark contrast to their earlier battle cries.


    The words, "Who''s next?" hung in the air, a haunting promise of impending doom.


    Noah knew that this momentary silence wouldn''tst. He needed to seize the opportunity. Swiftly, he uncorked a vial, consuming a vibrant blue Mana potion that shimmered with arcane energy. Instantly, his magical reserves were replenished, the faint ache behind his eyes fading away. Another vial followed, this time a Stamina potion, infusing him with renewed vigor and strength.


    Emerging from the shadows, Noah appeared as a grim reaper reborn. Nemesis, once a gleaming bow, had undergone a transformation fueled by his will. Gone was the elegant bow, reced by a sleek ck pistol that materialized in his hand - a Desert Eagle .44 Magnum. The sunlight reflected off its polished surface, mirroring the mes that still danced amidst the burning vige.


    Through his [Master of Weapons] skill, the gun felt strangely familiar in his grip. It was a weapon he had never wielded before, yet his mind instinctively understood its function. This was the power of his skill, a terrifying adaptability that made him a master of any instrument of war.


    With a flick of his wrist, a crackling ball of pure mana materialized at the barrel''s tip. It pulsed with an otherworldly light, a stark contrast to a conventional bullet. This was no ordinary projectile - it was a magic bullet, infused with raw power and fueled by his reserves.


    Setting his sights on a particrlyrge orc, still frozen in disbelief, Noah pulled the trigger. A thunderous BANG! resounded through the clearing, a jarring juxtaposition against the backdrop of the raging inferno.


    The magic bullet, swifter than any orcish reflex, tore through the air, a streak of pure energy. It collided with the orc''s head, producing a sickening crunch. There was no time for screams, no time for surprise. One moment, the orc stared nkly at Noah and the next, his head exploded into a mist of crimson, his lifeless body copsing to the ground like a discarded ragdoll.


    The remaining orcs, jolted out of their stupor by the deafening report and the gruesome demise of theirrade, erupted into a cacophony of shouts and panicked yells. Their initial fear quickly transformed into primal rage. With guttural roars that reverberated through the ravaged vige, they charged forward, a relentless tide of fury converging upon the solitary figure in the clearing.


    Yet Noah remained unfazed. A cold smile yed on his lips, his golden eyes gleaming with predatory intensity. The hunt was far from over; it was just getting interesting. Armed with a gun in one hand and a repertoire of lethal skills at his disposal, these orcs, driven by blind rage, stood no chance against the Angel of Death.


    Inhuman speed blurred the lines between man and wraith as Noah weaved a deadly dance. Each Magic Bullet found its mark, a crimson blossom erupting on an orc''s body with each thunderous BANG!.


    Their initial charge, fueled by rage and desperation, proved a fool''s errand. Noah like a seasoned hunter in this grim game, darted and weaved, the grace of a dancer belying the lethality of his movements. Each shot was a death knell, the crack of the Desert Eagle a morbid counterpoint to the screams that filled the air.


    It was a scene ripped straight from a nightmare, a grotesque ballet of death choreographed by the Angel of Death himself. Noah moved with a preternatural fluidity. His [Mana''s Armor] activated only at thest possible moment, a faint shimmer around his form – a fleeting defense against the asional lucky swipe or stray projectile.


    The carnage unfolded with a horrifying efficiency. Orcs fell like wheat before a scythe, their lifeless bodies forming a gruesome tapestry on the scorched earth. One by one, they were extinguished, their battle cries reced by a chilling silence broken only by the crackle of mes and Noah''s ragged breaths.


    Finally, the clearing fell still. All that remained were the smoldering embers of the orc vige and the two figures facing off in the center – Noah and the hulking orc chieftain. The chieftain, a mountain of muscle and rage, was the sole survivor, his face contorted in a mask of fury and disbelief. His ragged breathing echoed in the unnatural quiet, a testament to the ordeal he''d just endured.