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A pair of waves were moving forward, as Hun's loud voice was coming under them.

THHHUUUUMMMPPP!

The Squid jumped out from his ink, flying up in the air, while his face was frowning: once he began descending, Hun tilted downwards as he started to spin rapidly. He was falling towards the monster's left big toe.

The giant foot rose, as Hun passed below it, crashing on the goo. The Squid was covered in darkness, as the foot was slowly moving down…

THHHUUMMPP!

The monster yelped, shaking his hands and arms: Hun jumped from the left foot, falling back in the same spot. The Stingling-like creature clenched his right fist, as he threw it right towards his left leg's lowest part. His fist went right through the leg, as large goo drops flew forward.

His left fist hit his left knee, still throwing out more goo drops. His right fist immediately hit the spot right above the left knee: Hun flew out of the goo, flying forward while his eyes were closed. He dived inside the orange ink, floating back up while panting loudly.

"Your 2nd defeat is guaranteed…!" The monster's arms stretched up in the air, as a large ball of goo formed. "You should have listened to my warning, Squid!"

FFFFUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUMMM!

A jet passed above the monster, as a waterfall of orange ink was gradually descending fast. The monster's head tilted upwards.

SSPPLAAAASSSHH!

The monster moved his arms, his eyes closed, his feet took two steps backwards, as his mouth was screaming: the upper body was covered in orange ink.

"Wh-what was that?!" Hun's irises were shrunk, as they were looking up. "… could it be Mirii and the others?!"

THUMP!

THUMP!

"Uhm… he seems to keep on moving backwards…" The Squid frowned a bit. "This is my chance to knock him down… let's move forward!"

Hun bended on himself, as he sprung high and fast: he was spinning on himself just as fast, pointing towards the monster's right foot.

SPLASH!

The Squid went through the goo foot, leaving out a hole, as a huge quantity of orange ink came out of it. Hun kept on jumping from any hole on the goo foot, which were immediately filled with orange ink. Suddenly, the foot exploded as Hun flew behind!

The monster growled, while stumbling widely! Gradually, he began tilting backwards until he fell on his back.

"Grrrr… I have shame… I had the possibility to prevent that orange ink with my weapon… yet, I let it fall on my head like a fool…" The monster was staring up, resting on the road.

"Your goo of terror is over! Give up!" Hun jumped, landing vertically. "You can't fight in those conditions!"

"… weakling… I cannot proceed this battle… but I can proceed the war." He snickered. "I didn't care to have this miserable road… I wanted to help the Stingrays testing their newest goo. Now that they know how much successful this goo is… ha ha… this battle will be nothing compared to the real one, you will see one day…"

"You shouldn't celebrate like that!" Hun returned into his humanoid form, as his fists were clenching and his face was frowning. "That goo isn't invincible! There are Squids who can repel this goo as much as I did!"

"You… you will pay for this, Squid…" Slowly, the monster began melting. "I wanted that 2nd victory… I didn't wanted to look this fool…"

Hun snorted.

"Expect to see me again, Squid… I still think that this city will be more useful, if it's covered in goo…" His eyes closed.

The giant monster melted into orange ink. Hun's head tilted down, staring at it for a brief while...

"… this is not good. Despite the fact I did defeat that monster… this goo might have even more powers, than I could ever imagine!" His head rose back.

The sound of claps were raising from behind him: the boy lifted his posture, as he slowly turned behind while opening his mouth. Inklings and other sea creatures were clapping and cheering, all smiling at Hun. His knees bended down, as a large smile formed on his face: jerkily, his right hand waved left and right as sweat was jumping out of his head.

"W-wow! Th-they still keep on applauding me…!" His eyes closed. "I-I wish to hide inside my ink, though… th-they could laugh at me, if I-I make a silly mistake wh-while I'm interacting with them!"

His eyes opened, as sweat covered his forehead.

"… might as well do that." He turned into a Squid, diving inside the orange ink.

Waves appeared, moving behind.

"I-I don't want to regret that missed opportunity, if things really go wrong!"

People were either looking at each other, or shouting the Squid to come back.

"Oh no… am I doing the right thing?!" Sweat flew out from the ink. "They seem sad I'm sliding away from them… and I surely didn't want that! It was nice to have been known for that Squid who brought justice to this place… and this move did feel like an attack towards it."

The waves turned to the right, as the Squid slid out of the ink and immediately slid on the road, leaving an orange trail behind.

"Still, no way I'm returning in front of that crowd: that thought of failure keeps on haunting me…" The top of his eyes downturned.

His irises shrunk.

"Wait… MIRII!" The Squid stopped. "She… she flew away! How could I ignored her like that?!"

Hun jumped, landing vertically.

"I-I have to find her! M-maybe I'm still on time to save"

"HUNLEY!"

Hun returned into his humanoid form, looking to his right a bit: Mirii was walking, at a rather faster pace. She was smiling widely, with her eyelids lowered slightly, as bruises were a bit scattered on her face, arms, legs and hands. Her clothes had some small strips around the edges.

"MIRII!" Hun sprinted, as his eyebrows went up. "Wh-what happened to her?!"

The boy opened his arms, wrapping them around the girl, as both stopped on the sidewalk… while the two Inklings were blushing a lot.