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Miyamoto's movents were indeed very secretive, coupled with his mysterious and unpredictable escape techniques, which made him hard to guard against... Probably no one would think soone could sneak to their side so silently.
This is also the reason why Miyamoto could survive and thrive until today, not knowing how many people died in his hands like this...
However...
Today he t his match!
And it was a very formidable opponent!
So formidable that Miyamoto, who was always invincible, not only failed but was also seriously injured by his opponent.
This was definitely Miyamoto's greatest sha in a long ti, even more shaful than losing to those grandmaster-level experts...
In fact, the reason why Miyamoto ca over was not because he heard Yamamoto's scream, but because he was bored downstairs, recalled Yamamoto's mysterious deanor earlier, and wanted to see what Yamamoto was doing or what kind of treasure was in that brocade box Yamamoto brought back...
So he utilized ninjutsu to quietly approach and infiltrate this room...
Only upon entering did he get a fright from what he witnessed.
He actually saw Qin Fang holding Yamamoto hostage, not only robbing an extrely important treasure but also intending to eliminate Yamamoto...
As a master hired by Yamamoto, naturally, he didn't want his employer to inexplicably die like this, so he intended to save Yamamoto's life, which was definitely beneficial for him.
But judging from Qin Fang's moves, Qin Fang's strength was formidable, almost not much weaker than Miyamoto's, and Miyamoto was always very cautious.
Facing such a master, he wasn't confident of winning, not to ntion rescuing soone calmly, so Miyamoto intended to end this opponent with a sneak attack.
Everything went smoothly up to this point, just needed that final push, but suddenly everything went awry, not only failing to sneak attack but also caught off guard by the opponent before he could make his move...
"Really think learning ninjutsu makes you invincible, utterly idiotic!"
For the ninja Miyamoto, besides disdain, Qin Fang had nothing else to say...
If the two fought openly, although Miyamoto still wasn't Qin Fang's match, he could at least restrain Qin Fang.
But this guy intended to use a sneak attack against Qin Fang, so naturally, Qin Fang wasn't going to show rcy...
Is a sneak attack useful?
For others, it naturally would be very useful.
But for Qin Fang, it's really hard to say...
Miyamoto was just relying on his stealth, no one would think he had entered the room without opening the door,
And with his strength, once close to Qin Fang and suddenly attacking, he had about seventy to eighty percent certainty of injuring Qin Fang, or even killing directly...
However hard he calculated, he absolutely didn't expect Qin Fang to have such an anti-heavenly skill like the Scouting Skill, especially after Qin Fang's scouting skill advanced to grandmaster level, with the mini-map function erging, those stealth thods beca completely useless in front of Qin Fang...
Yamamoto thought he entered the room discreetly, not knowing Qin Fang had already noticed him at the first mont, even when he just stepped upstairs Qin Fang already noticed him.
The mini-map function monitors within a fifty-ter range, Qin Fang controlled the position of everyone, who approached and who moved away, Qin Fang saw it all clearly.
So Miyamoto's little tricks could deceive others but not Qin Fang.
Originally, Qin Fang was prepared to prevent Yamamoto's n from rushing over in large numbers, unexpectedly, the first to arrive was Miyamoto...
Qin Fang had noticed Miyamoto's every move, so he had guarded against it beforehand, only Miyamoto himself didn't know.
The reason for not taking the initiative was the fear of not being able to kill with one strike, which would be troubleso; if held up and Yamamoto had a chance to escape and call in others to gang up on him, although Qin Fang might not fear this, not being able to take down Yamamoto would still be a significant regret...
After thinking it over, Qin Fang imdiately played a trick to divert attention and deceive, and the result was that Miyamoto unfortunately fell into the trap.
Once Qin Fang made a move, it was sure to be overwhelming.
Just like the slash before, Miyamoto indeed avoided the heart's critical point relying on his strength, but was still severely injured in the lung by Qin Fang, with his internal organs violently shaken, almost causing him to have a bitter taste in his throat and cough up that mouthful of blood... barely holding it back.
But rely a severe injury was evidently far from eting Qin Fang's expectations.
Since Yamamoto was already dealt with, Qin Fang naturally wouldn't let Miyamoto go... understanding the maxim of letting a tiger return to the mountain bringing endless troubles, so such a thing absolutely couldn't be done.
"Never should have, in a thousand ways, you should never have co against ! Therefore..."
Facing the heavily injured Miyamoto, Qin Fang's expression remained calm, but his steps gradually moved closer to Miyamoto, releasing pressure that made Miyamoto sweat profusely.
Of course, this profuse sweating perhaps wasn't from the pressure, but from the pain... after all, his injuries were truly severe.
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