The Demon Dragon Clones had all been killed, while all five of Ye Luo's Reincarnation Clones remained. Under Ye Luo's control, they had already scattered apart. Even if Tokyo Myth activated an Invincible State to hunt them down, he could kill at most two or three. Furthermore, Ye Luo himself would obstruct him. Barring any surprises, some Reincarnation Clones would still remain before Tokyo Myth exhausted all his Invincible Skills—perhaps even three or four of them. Thus, there was naturally little suspense left in this match.
That was right. Ye Luo was quite clever. He naturally knew that Tokyo Myth would do everything possible to kill the Reincarnation Clones next, so after dealing with the Demon Dragon Clones, he had controlled the clones to scatter in different directions. This made it undoubtedly impossible for Tokyo Myth to kill them all.
And that was indeed the case. Tokyo Myth had to deal with Ye Luo while also killing those Reincarnation Clones, placing tremendous pressure on him. He had no choice but to keep using Invincible Skills. Before long, all his Invincible Skills would be exhausted, and defeat would be the only path waiting for him.
Tokyo Myth had no other trump cards left, and he naturally could not kill all the Reincarnation Clones. Thus, the situation did not change in the end. He lost to Ye Luo, who won their duel 2-1 and earned 3 points.
Ye Luo had finally defeated Tokyo Myth, and Breaking Waves Riding Wind and the others thoroughly relaxed. Then, each of them became incredibly excited. In their eyes, Ye Luo was already the Martial Arts Tournament's individual competition champion—although two more rounds remained, they believed the two remaining players posed no threat to Ye Luo whatsoever. He would surely defeat them and claim the individual competition