Northern was well aware that unraveling Chaos Art would take more than just a few battles. Unlearning proved harder than learning—a gruesome process for the mind, or perhaps people simply overstated it.
Either way, he was about to find out.
The first thing he had to do was debunk everything he had learned of Chaos Art, starting from the very footstep.
A subtle change rippled through Northern as he altered his movement in battle. His focus shifted from exploiting disorder to mirroring the frenzy of the monsters charging before him.
His style suddenly grew more chaotic. Anyone watching who understood his intentions would think he was doing the complete opposite of what he aimed to achieve.
Yet Northern strangely found these adjustments easy to draw out—first in his mind, then even more so in his actions. Perhaps the battle intelligence he'd gained from Formless intertwining with Chaos Art, was what made the transition almost natural.
