After losing a round, Ye Luo immediately changed his tactics. He switched the Thousand Machine Crossbow for daggers and directly used Reincarnation Clone. This rendered Tokyo Myth's Demon Dragon Rewind ineffective. Ye Luo then moved the Mage Class and Archer Class clones over forty meters away from himself. With a dagger in his left hand and a longsword in his right, he also nullified Demon Dragon Attraction. As for Demon Dragon Swiftness, Tokyo Myth's use of that skill appeared to be of no use for the moment.
Indeed, even if Tokyo Myth used Demon Dragon Swiftness to circle around Ye Luo's main body and chase down the Mage Class and Archer Class clones, what could he do? Facing the attacks of those two clones, he would need to use one Invincible Means. After all, both clones had Reincarnation Shatter, and the Archer Class clone wielding the Thousand Machine Crossbow possessed formidable control even with its Normal Attacks.
Using one or even two Invincible Skills solely for two clones was not something Tokyo Myth wanted to see. After all, Ye Luo still had three other clones. He would remain at a disadvantage against them—the Swordsman Class, Knight Class, and Berserker Class clones also possessed control skills. With their help, it would be much easier for Ye Luo to defeat Tokyo Myth. It could even be said that victory was guaranteed.
For that reason, Tokyo Myth did not pursue the Mage Class and Archer Class clones. Instead, he faced Ye Luo head-on and waited for an opportunity. After all, he still had Copy and Area of Effect Rebound. If he used them well, he might still have a chance against Ye Luo.
However, Ye Luo had long known that Tokyo Myth possessed such methods, so he deliberately guarded against them and gave