Yan Chuan became increasingly familiar with the "Great Secret Eight Skills" during the battle.
Silver Kite was also constantly adjusting and correcting himself in the fight. While he might be caught off guard by Yan Chuan at times, he gradually steadied himself.
Yan Chuan angled his sword as he observed that Silver Kite's hand techniques and form had no flaws, using this sword move to defend while subtly attacking, nine parts feint, one part real.
Silver Kite saw Yan Chuan angling his sword; no matter where his palms aimed, they'd end up on the tip of the sword, so he pulled his palms back just after sending them a foot forward, leaping away.
What a headache!
He relied on the "Great Secret Eight Skills", typically favoring offense over defense, enjoying the thrill of overwhelming opponents with a barrage of techniques so they couldn't retaliate.
Yet now, facing Yan Chuan, he felt as though his opponent was like a porcupine, leaving no room for attack, truly stifling.
