John Brown moved. Although he spoke with ease, he had also witnessed Sophia's throwing knives, which were undoubtedly more dangerous than guns. He could dodge bullets, not because his movements were faster than bullets, but because he could predict the trajectory of a bullet the moment the trigger was pulled, allowing him to evade, making it look like he was dodging bullets.
When Sophia threw her knives, you couldn't even see her actions, making it impossible to predict in advance, hence the danger was immense.
Standing still waiting for Sophia to throw her knives would certainly be the most foolish choice. Only by moving could he force Sophia to track his movements, allowing him to judge the direction of her knives.
Sophia did not immediately attack. She squinted her eyes, using her left foot as an axis, subtly rotating to keep facing John Brown, appearing as calm as a Grandmaster facing an ordinary martial artist.
