Ba Lv wasn't concerned about what the opponent was thinking. She rely sensed the slight distraction of the opponent before her and wouldn't easily let this opportunity slip by.
With two quick successive steps, Ba Lv rapidly closed in on the distinguished personnel, her short knife swiftly aiming at his eyes, but her true killing move was a swift rising kick aid at his shin.
Ba Lvluo grew up in the Dark World, knowing about combat and killing from a young age, and when she started receiving various training, she had only just learned to walk not long before.
By the ti she reached adulthood, the opponents she had faced, the people she had killed, to be honest, even she couldn't count how many there were.
Thus, whether it's combat or killing, she has extrely rich experience.
When her opponent is weaker than her, she strikes with the wrath of thunder, swiftly eliminating them before they can even react.
However, when her opponent poses a certain threat, she often tempers her impulse, facing them calmly.
Against such an opponent, she is never in a hurry, never thinking of taking them down quickly; she proceeds unhurriedly, in battle, continually achieving small victories or advantages, then accumulates these advantages and victories until they play a decisive role.
Currently, in this attack, Ba Lv was employing this tactic.
She never imagined taking down the muscular opponent with just one strike. In this attack, her dual blades were rely a distraction. Her real goal was to land a kick on her opponent's shin. And what effect should that kick achieve?
To make him feel pain, that was sufficient.
Ba Lv wasn't thinking of severing her opponent's leg with one kick.
That was an entirely unrealistic thought.
And if facing an opponent vastly different in strength and holding onto any unrealistic expectation, surely she would be the one to die.
Ba Lv sotis considered herself quite lucky. Though she lived in the Dark World, most of her years and even up to now, there wasn't much worth rembering.
Yet, through this tumultuous life experience, she mastered sufficient combat skills and gained rich experience. If she hadn't been part of the Dark World, if she hadn't been an important mber of the Black Ant organization, and if Black Ant weren't a precarious yet enduring organization,
she probably wouldn't be alive now.
Long ago, in the fierce battles among factions, in each assassination mission, and even in the internal survival of the fittest within Heizi, she would've long lost her life, already ceased to exist.
Now, her well-honed combat skills and extensive experience are the only things worth having and adding value to her life.
The distinguished personnel didn't fall for Ba Lv's feint; he dodged her deceptive short knife while slightly retreating, avoiding the ambush.
Seeing her attack fail, Ba Lvluo wasn't discouraged at all; she continued to distract her opponent according to her attack rhythm.
Courtesy demands reciprocity; when the distinguished personnel saw Ba Lvluo halt her attack, he instead launched an attack.
Compared to Ba Lv, his attack was much more aesthetically pleasing.
With his body spinning at varying speeds, the two shuriken in his hand continually flashed silver light circling around Ba Lv, dazzling in front of her eyes and near her chest.
Ba Lv remained composed in the face of the dazzling attack by this distinguished personnel, countering moves as they ca, her short knife clashing with the shuriken, producing a crisp "ding" sound.
Occasionally, she would stealthily send a kick aiming at her opponent's upper body.
At this mont, the spectators around cheered for their team mber with great enthusiasm, but they were undoubtedly showering praises in the wrong place, as their applause and cheering slightly annoyed the distinguished personnel.
During his previous training or matches at school, although there were cheers and applause, those sounds were farther away, unlike now, directly ringing in his ears.
If his opponent were trivial, such cheering would be tily, but now, his opponent didn't fall behind at all, countering his torrent-like attack effectively, and often interrupting his offensive.
Under such circumstances, the cheers arrived at an untily mont.
Facing her formidable opponent, Ba Lv held her composure, following her attack pace while subtly dominating the match.
Although on the surface, her opponent, the distinguished personnel, initiated the attack seeming to be always on the defense, both of them understood that the real situation wasn't what it appeared to be.
The distinguished personnel understood that despite continually attacking, his opponent defended and counterattacked more and more clever moves over ti, often leaving him defenseless.
Those surrounding him were "outsiders seeing the excitent and insiders knowing the details," and to them, only aware of their mber's successive beautiful attacks.
And his opponent, the young girl from the Extraterrestrial Planet, under their mber's attacks, seed pinned down except for an occasional upper or sneaky move, with no other ans of effective counterattack.
It's not an exaggeration to call these spectators outsiders; in the combat circles, there is a term to describe this confrontation between Ba Lv and this distinguished personnel—what Ba Lv uses.
It's called "continuous beating."
To the watching team mbers, they saw their star continuously attacking, while his opponent only defended without significant counterattacks except for occasional futile resistance.
They couldn't see that whenever the distinguished personnel attacked Ba Lvluo, regardless of how fierce or sinister his attacks were—the distinguished personnel indeed had a dark psyche, and his character is quite twisted, so his moves could sotis be described as "an."
He used these moves with two intentions, firstly for attacking Ba Lv as required, to defeat the opponent before him at any cost, devising all ans and strategies; he wanted to outdo Ba Lv, fulfilling his desire by winning, and according to his mindset, he wanted to inscribe his emblem on the beautiful Shaowen's body with his sharp weapon after victory!
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