Chu Fei Orders Up

Although he felt good about himself, feelings were unreliable. It still had to be tested in actual combat.

Facing the 12.0 mirror image before him, Chu Fei took a deep breath. This was, after all, the realm of 12.0. He would be lying if he said he was not nervous.

To ordinary people, 12.0 was a godlike existence.

Some people also compared 10.0 to a god in the eyes of ordinary people, but that was more in terms of combat power. The "god" of 12.0, however, was on the level of perception.

If a 10.0 wanted to fly, they could only rely on wings. But a 12.0 could already achieve Void Traversal!

Yet Chu Fei did not know what method 12.0 experts used to achieve Void Traversal. Although he could now traverse the void himself, he did so through the Phase Change Logic he had devised and researched on his own. Deep down, he was still somewhat uncertain about it.

Looking at the newly appeared, genuine 12.0 mirror image, Chu Fei still felt pressure. Well, it was more that he felt he ought to be under pressure.

When the countdown ended, Chu Fei did not attack immediately. Instead, he cautiously retreated and defended.

Naturally, the mirror image took the initiative to pursue him. But after running less than three hundred meters, Chu Fei noticed something wrong. This mirror image's acceleration, reaction speed, and agility seemed off. It felt as though it was half a beat too slow.

He immediately turned around and engaged it, only to find that it was indeed so. Whether in reaction speed, adaptive agility, or combat power output, this 12.0 mirror image was inferior to the mirror images he had designed himself.

Even when it performed Void Traversal, it seemed rather weak and unsteady.

It felt