Hunter: I became stronger even after I died.

Chapter 30 The Terrible Other Side

The antelope gait

Of course, Morrow didn't know the name of this step.

Because this step was indeed learned from the woman with a long ponytail.

But it’s not that he went out of his way to learn it secretly.

But in the eighteen games, among the opponents he met, only the woman with a long ponytail used footwork.

So strictly speaking, this was the only skill he could learn secretly in the ring through thinking and observation.

This footwork uses the toes to generate power, and the body moves lightly when moving forward and backward.

He then turned by pressing his heels against the ground, changing direction as quickly as a gazelle.

It is actually not difficult to learn the technique of exerting force, but the difficult part is the explosive power between stillness and movement.

But this problem can be solved with the blessing of mindfulness.

This is also the fundamental reason why Moro, who has only learned it for a short time, can use it better than the woman with a ponytail.

“So confident.”

Retreating to the center of the ring, Moro raised his finger and scratched his slightly swollen cheek, then looked calmly at Tagore who was standing at the edge of the ring.

After several rounds of confrontation, he had already seen Tagore's telepathic ability.

It is an ability that gives the energy of the mind a forceful nature, which is equivalent to enhancing the ability to penetrate the defense of the energy of the mind on the basis of "condensation".

Also, because the Transformation System is not good at emitting mental energy, it can only exert its ability through close combat.

More importantly, if fists and elbows can be used as launching points for abilities, then other parts of the body can probably do the same.

This is a purely combat ability, which completely meets Tagore's needs.

The reason why Moreau thought Tagore was too confident was that there was no need for Tagore to use his abilities during the encounter.

You know, most of the Nen abilities have more or less the tactical value of "killing at first sight".

This is true for his "Flying Star of Deception", and also for Tagore's Transformation ability.

If he were to use Tagore's transformation ability...

Then he would launch a normal offensive with the jab, creating as many weak points in the opponent's defense as possible during the fight, and then use this ability to inflict maximum damage.

Given the tactical value of the ability to kill on first sight, there is a high probability that the battle can be ended in one fell swoop.

But Tagore used his ability right from the start, completely wasting the tactical value of the ability.

From this we can see that Tagore's self-confidence was blind.

However, in a stage like the Sky Arena where contestants have to show off their prowess in public, in order to win, the contestants naturally cannot hide their weaknesses, and in the end they will inevitably have to use their telekinesis in public.

However, Moro was restricted by the fact that "the enemy could attack at any time", so he did not intend to use his telekinesis in the ring unless it was necessary.

Tagore, you should be thankful for this...

Moro thought silently in his heart.

If he could ignore the exposure of his telepathic ability, then after knowing Tagore's telepathic ability, he would be fully capable of planning a fatal tactic to make Tagore pay the price for his blind self-confidence.

However, there is no if.

Moro stared at Tagore's next move calmly, and as his mind turned, he came up with the idea of using Tagore to hone his footwork.

Tagore was unaware of what was going on in Moreau's mind. His extremely strong desire to attack made him fearlessly attack Moreau again.

Along with the piercing sound of breaking through the air, a series of fist shadows containing hidden deadly moves enveloped Moro.

Moro's concentration reached its limit at this moment. He could only keep retreating while dodging jabs.

Just for a moment.

Tagore threw hundreds of punches.

Because of the sudden extension of the attack during the fast break, although Morrow focused on defense, he was inevitably hit several times.

Fortunately, his focus was on defense, and his footwork provided a timely force-releasing effect, so his physical condition was not affected by these punches.

One minute, two minutes...

As time passed, Tagore threw hundreds of punches in a row. Although he was able to hit Morrow occasionally, he was unable to cause any significant damage.

"I can see clearly..."

In the extremely high-intensity dodging, Moro gradually adapted to Tagore's punches, and with his increasingly smooth and natural footwork, he was no longer as dangerous as he was at the beginning.

This high-intensity attack and defense has continued to this day. No matter how Tagore adjusts the extension angle of his mental energy, he can no longer hit Moro.

Tagore noticed this and lost his initial arrogance, instead becoming angry. "Is all you can do about hiding... you stinky rat!"

Tagore's violent mood increased the speed of his punches, but his tactics were disrupted.

Moro ignored Tagore's words.

He didn't know how to describe his feelings at the moment.

Every time I dodged Tagore's fist, every time I watched the extended energy pass by with my peripheral vision...

You will long for Tagore to deliver the next punch faster.

And he would dodge, just like drifting at the limit with the wheels sticking to the edge of the curve.

Maybe it's the sense of accomplishment that comes from it, or maybe it's just pure pleasure.

This experience made him enjoy it.

Even though he was in the midst of such a violent storm of attack, he still had the energy to think.

It was as if in this brief interval, he had an extra pair of eyes with a bystander's perspective.

When the lights from the ceiling shine onto the stage, you can seem to clearly see the dust blown up by the airflow.

And what Tagore presented in the flow of mind energy——

Impatience and anger.

He was anxious.

Moreau thought so.

The fight was intense on the ring and the audience was also very enthusiastic.

Especially Tagore's supporters, they just thought that Tagore was suppressing Morrow from beginning to end, and they were so excited that their faces turned red and veins bulged.

However, those who do not understand the power of mind cannot see the tricks that happen in those few short minutes on the stage.

"The Thinker Moreau..."

In the audience, those with the ability to read minds looked surprised and whispered Moro's name.

Moro and Tagore fought their way up to the higher levels, and the strength they demonstrated during that time naturally attracted the attention of the players on the 200th level.

Therefore, many 200-level players came to watch the game.

As users of Nen, what they see is different from ordinary audiences.

"He... is getting stronger, and is getting stronger rapidly in battle...!"

With his eyes fixed on Morrow, a 200th-floor contestant was dumbfounded.

If he hadn't seen it with his own eyes, he would never have believed that someone could make such rapid progress in just a few minutes of fighting.

This is actually what most of the 200-level players who came to the scene felt.

They could see the changes in Morrow's footwork from slightly rusty to proficient.

It can also be seen that Morrow has a terrifying ability to adapt quickly to high-intensity offense and defense.

This was the first time they saw another side of Moreau after he "abandoned his pensive posture", a rather terrifying side...

“Tagore is finished.”

A Nen user who had achieved nine victories on the 200th floor stood up and left.

When a sword is no longer sharp, when a fist can no longer hurt anyone...

Then failure is inevitable.

And the fierce fight on the ring really did not leave any suspense.

Tagore lost his sharpest claw, and Moro was well-rested. He only needed to find an opportunity to make Tagore fall to the ground in an instant.

As Tagore fell to the ground——

The shouting in the audience suddenly stopped, and everyone showed an expression of disbelief.

It is clear that Tagore has the upper hand...

Why was he suddenly knocked down by Morrow's attack? !

In a seat somewhere in the audience, the handsome man who had been paying attention to Moro suddenly stood up.

"Absolutely... there is an unknown force beyond my knowledge..."

The handsome man looked towards the ring, his eyes revealing desire.

(End of this chapter)