The pillar rammed the hilt of its hammer into the ground and quickly scurried under it.
BOOOM!
The ball of misty lightning arrived and washed over the gigantic hammer, traveling into the ground. The remaining lightning continued like a stream of water, moving past the hammer and the pillar.
The Demon changed its tactics and launched another ball, but this time, it diagonally aimed towards the ground. The lightning would continue moving on the ground, avoiding the hammer.
In response, the pillar pushed the hammer over and crouched behind the massive hammerhead. The lightning washed over the hammer, missing the pillar behind it.
If the hammer were just made of Minor Metal, the pillar would still be hit by some stray lightning bolts, which would cause devastating injuries. However, the hammer was made of Gravity Metal, and its gravitational properties did wonders when it came to absorbing Minor Lightning.
