Chapter 30 The terrifying other side
Denle Gaze Footwork——
Morrow, of course, does not know the name of this footwork.
Because this step was indeed stolen from a woman with a long ponytail.
But it’s not like he deliberately stole the lessons.
But after eighteen games, among the opponents he encountered, only the woman with a long ponytail had used footwork.
So strictly speaking, this is the only skill he can secretly learn in the ring through thinking and observation.
This footwork uses the toes to exert force, and the body posture is light when advancing and retreating.
He turned again with his heels on the ground, changing direction as quickly as a gazelle.
It is actually not difficult to learn the technique of exerting force. What is difficult is the explosive power between static and dynamic movements.
But this problem can be solved with the blessing of mind energy.
This is also the fundamental reason why Moro can use it better than a woman with a long ponytail even though she has just learned it secretly.
"So confident."
Retreating to the central area of the ring, Moreau raised his finger and scratched his somewhat red and swollen cheek, looking calmly at Tagore who was standing at the edge of the ring.
After several rounds of confrontation, he had already seen Tagore's telekinesis ability.
It is an ability that imparts the nature of impact to thoughts, which is equivalent to enhancing the characteristic of penetrating the defense of thoughts on the basis of "condensation".
And because the transformation system is not good at releasing mental energy, it can only exert its effect through close combat.
What's more important is that since fists and elbows can be used as launch points for abilities, other parts of the body can probably do the same.
This is a pure combat ability, which fully meets Tagore's needs.
The reason why Moreau thinks that Tagore is overconfident is because Tagore has no need to use his abilities between encounters.
You must know that most telekinesis abilities have more or less tactical value of "killing at first sight".
His "Deception Flying Star" is like this, and Tagore's transformation ability is also like this.
If he were allowed to use Tagore's transformation ability...
Then he will use his jab to launch a normal offensive, trying to create as many weak points in the opponent's defense as possible during the battle, and then use this ability to deal the maximum blow.
Given the tactical value of the ability's initial kill, there is a high probability that it can end the battle in one fell swoop.
But Tagore used his abilities directly as soon as he came up, completely wasting the tactical value of his abilities.
Hymph It can be seen that Tagore's self-confidence can be called blind.
However, in a stage like the Sky Arena, where the gods are displayed in front of others, in order to win, the players naturally cannot hide their clumsiness, and in the end they will inevitably have to use their telekinesis abilities in front of others.
Humolo is restricted by the restriction that "the enemy will attack at any time", so he does not intend to use his telekinesis ability in the ring unless necessary.
Tagore, you should be happy for this...
Moreau thought silently in his heart.
If you don't care about the exposure of your mindfulness ability, then after knowing Tagore's mindfulness ability, you are fully qualified to deploy a set of killing tactics to make Tagore pay the price for his blind confidence.
However, there is no if.
Morrow calmly stared at Tagore's next move. As his thoughts turned, he came up with the idea of using Tagore to hone his footwork.
Tagore didn't know Moreau's changing thoughts in his heart, and his extremely strong desire to attack made him fearless to attack Moreau again.
With the harsh and sharp sound of breaking through the air, Moreau was enveloped by shadows of fists concealing killing moves.
Morrow's concentration reached its peak at this moment. While constantly dodging the jab, he could only keep retreating.
Just a moment.
Tagore threw hundreds of punches.
Because of the sudden extension of the attack in the fast break, Morrow was inevitably hit several times despite focusing on defense.
Happily, the focus was on defense, and the footwork provided a timely force-relief effect, so the physical condition was not affected by these punches.
One minute, two minutes...
As time passed, Tagore threw hundreds of punches in succession. Although he could occasionally hit Moreau, he was unable to cause critical damage.
See clearly..."
In the ultra-high-intensity dodge, Moreau gradually adapted to Tagore's punches, and coupled with his increasingly smooth and natural footwork, it was no longer as dangerous as it was at the beginning.
This high-intensity attack and defense continues to this day. No matter how much Tagore adjusts the angle of the telekinesis, he can no longer hit Moreau.
Tagore noticed this and lost the arrogance he had at the beginning, replaced by irritability.
"You can only hide here and there... stinking rat!"
The violent mood made Tagore’s punches increase in speed, but the method was messed up.
Morrow ignored Tagore's words.
He didn't know how to describe his feelings at this moment.
Every time he dodges Tagore's punch, every time he looks at the extended mental energy passing in front of him with his peripheral vision...
He will long for Tagore to hit the next punch faster.
And he will avoid it, just like the wheel drifting against the edge of the bend.
Perhaps it is a sense of accomplishment, or simply pleasure.
This experience made him enjoy it.
And even though he is clearly in the midst of such a stormy offensive, he still has the energy to think.
It was as if during this brief gap, he had an extra pair of eyes with the perspective of a bystander.
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When the lights on the ceiling shine on the stage, it seems that you can clearly see the dust picked up by the airflow.
There is also what Tagore showed in the flow of his thoughts -
Irritability and anger.
He was anxious.
Morrow thought so.
The fight was fierce in the ring, and the audience was also extremely enthusiastic.
Especially Tagore's supporters, they just thought that Tagore suppressed Moreau from beginning to end and beat him. It can be said that he was so excited that his face turned red and his veins popped up.
However, people who do not have the ability to read can't see the secrets in just a few minutes in the ring.
"Morrow the Meditator..."
In the audience, those with telekinesis looked surprised and whispered Moreau's name.
Morrow and Tagore have made their way to the top, and the strength they have shown during this period has naturally attracted the attention of the 200-level players.
Hence, many 200-level players came to watch the game.
As people with telekinesis abilities, they see things that are different from ordinary viewers.
"He... is getting stronger, getting stronger quickly in the battle...!"
His eyes were fixed on Moro, and there was a 200-level player who was dumbfounded.
If he hadn't seen it with his own eyes, he wouldn't have believed that someone could make rapid progress in just a few minutes of battle.
This is actually the reflection of most of the 200-level players who came to the scene.
They can see the change in Moreau's footwork from a little unfamiliar to a proficient one.
You can also see Morrow's terrible coping ability in quickly adapting to high-intensity offense and defense.
This allowed them to see for the first time another side of Moreau after "abandoning the meditative posture", a rather terrifying side...
"Tagore is finished."
A telepathic user who had won nine victories on the 200th floor got up and left.
When a sword's edge is no longer sharp, when a hard-fought fist can no longer hurt anyone...
Then failure is inevitable.
As for the fierce battle on the stage, there was indeed no suspense.
Tagore lost his sharpest claws, and Moreau waited for work. Just finding an opportunity made Tagore fall to the ground in an instant.
As Tagore fell to the ground——
The shouts in the audience suddenly stopped, and everyone showed incredulous expressions.
It was obvious that Tagore had the upper hand...
Why was he suddenly knocked down by Moreau's blow? !
At a certain seat in the auditorium, the handsome man who had been paying attention to Moreau suddenly stood up.
"Absolutely... there is an unknown force beyond my knowledge..."
The handsome man looked at the ring, with desire in his eyes.
(End of this chapter)