Gehrman, "The First Hunter," stealthily traversed the deserted streets of Yharnam, his blunderbuss held tightly in his hand. With his keen senses, he surveyed the area, searching for any signs of the beasts that lurked in the shadows. Equipped with his trusted scythe blade, he was prepared for whatever awaited him. As his footsteps echoed through the night, Gehrman's sidestep ability allowed him to swiftly evade any incoming attacks. His movements were precise, almost as if he melted into the darkness itself. The hunters of Yharnam were known for their agility, and Gehrman was no exception. With his parry ability, Gehrman took aim with his blunderbuss, waiting for the perfect moment to strike. Timing was crucial, and with a well-placed shot, he could parry an enemy's attack, leaving them vulnerable to a counterattack. It was a skill that only a true hunter possessed. But the true embodiment of his power lay within his burial blade. Transforming it from a regular scythe to a formidable weapon, Gehrman was able to switch between the two effortlessly. The scythe granted him reach and power, allowing him to unleash devastating combos on his foes. However, Gehrman lacked any magical abilities or special powers. His strength relied solely on his skill with weapons, his speed, and his cunning. But he possessed a unique skill—offering his enemies a choice. When facing a formidable opponent, Gehrman would ask if they wanted to be freed from their monstrous existence. If they accepted, he would deliver a swift, merciful kill, allowing them to awaken from the nightmare. If they denied, the fight would ensue, and Gehrman would unleash his full potential. Across the battlefield stood Yhwach, "The Quincy King," a man who had absorbed the powers of the Soul King, making him an unparalleled force. His blue vene increased his durability threefold, making it nearly impossible for any attack to breach his defenses. With Blut Arterie, his offensive capabilities were augmented, allowing him to inflict immense damage on his adversaries. Yhwach was a master in various forms of combat, honing his skills in swordsmanship, footwork, and marksmanship. But his true power came from The Almighty, an ability that granted him the ability to see and change the future to his advantage. If an attack missed, he could manipulate time and alter the future so that it would connect, turning the tide of battle in his favor. Furthermore, Yhwach possessed Sankt Altar, a technique that allowed him to steal the powers of anyone trapped within it. This gave him the ability to acquire and utilize the abilities of his enemies, making him a formidable opponent in any confrontation. The stage was set as Gehrman and Yhwach faced each other, both ready to unleash their full potential. Gehrman, relying on his quick sidesteps and parries, aimed to exploit any weaknesses in Yhwach's defenses. But Yhwach, foreseeing Gehrman's movements, used The Almighty to adapt and counter each attack. The battle was a dance of fate, with Gehrman trying to outwit his opponent while Yhwach manipulated destiny itself. Blow after blow was exchanged, the clash of their weapons resounding through the battlefield. Gehrman's agility allowed him to evade most of Yhwach's attacks, but with each strike he landed, Yhwach's durability proved almost impenetrable. It seemed like an endless stalemate, with neither warrior able to gain the upper hand. But then, Gehrman had a revelation. He realized that even though he lacked magical abilities, he had one thing that Yhwach did not—a free will untouched by the manipulation of fate. With this newfound insight, Gehrman changed his approach, becoming unpredictable in his movements and timing. As he darted and weaved around Yhwach, Gehrman's burial blade gleamed with determination. With a precise strike, he managed to land a blow that shattered Yhwach's stolen reishi weapon, the Black Dadao. Now vulnerable, Yhwach's defenses crumbled, and Gehrman seized the opportunity, launching a ferocious onslaught. Yhwach, caught off guard, tried to activate The Almighty to alter the future and escape Gehrman's wrath, but it was too late. Gehrman's blade sliced through the air with a blinding speed, striking true and delivering a fatal blow. Yhwach's immense power and abilities could not save him from the relentless onslaught of the First Hunter. As Yhwach's body fell to the ground, Gehrman stood victorious, his breathing heavy but triumphant. The battle had been fierce, an elegant clash between two formidable warriors. But in the end, it was Gehrman, with his agility, skill, and unwavering will, who emerged as the victor. In the realms of Yharnam and beyond, tales of Gehrman, "The First Hunter," spread far and wide, forever etching his name in the annals of legendary warriors. And though Yhwach, "The Quincy King," had been defeated, his legacy as a formidable adversary would never be forgotten. The battle between these two titans would be spoken of for generations to come.