While June Flying Snow and the others were discussing matters, Tokyo Myth also arrived more than thirty meters away from Ye Luo. He directly used Divine Dance Steps, followed by Dragon God Body Flicker Technique. Clearly, he wanted to force his way close to Ye Luo and engage him in melee combat. Of course, getting within ten meters would be enough, because that would definitely force Ye Luo to switch away from his crossbow—within ten meters, it would be very inconvenient for Ye Luo to use the Thousand Machine Crossbow, since Tokyo Myth could close in on him at any moment.
Naturally, Ye Luo would not let Tokyo Myth get close so easily. He decisively used Divine Dance Steps and Body Flicker Technique as well. Although Body Flicker Technique could only move him ten meters, five meters less than Dragon God Body Flicker Technique, the distance between them remained around twenty-eight meters. At that distance, Tokyo Myth was still a target, unable to pose any threat to Ye Luo. Moreover, Ye Luo had many other Movement Skills, such as Within Reach, Yet Worlds Apart and Eight Shadow Clone.
Because of this, Ye Luo was not worried. He continued retreating while attacking, intending to force Tokyo Myth to use an Invincible Skill once the one-second invincibility from Divine Dance Steps ended. He was quite confident in his chances of triggering control effects such as Freeze and Paralysis.
Of course, Ye Luo was also quite clever. He knew Tokyo Myth might possess a skill that could copy skills used by his opponent, so after using Body Flicker Technique, he used Thousand Blade Arrow. Tokyo Myth was not equipped with a bow, after all, so even if he copied the skill, it would pose no threat to Ye Luo.
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