Why hadn't he sensed the relevant change when he dodged just now?
Wistain's body surged at him like a storm once more. As He Ao withdrew to evade, he rapidly thought back over what had happened.
How many times had Wistain dodged just now? Five times?
Had He Ao ever dodged five times in a row before? It seemed he had. When those dense bolts of lightning had come at him, he had even managed six consecutive dodges.
But why hadn't he triggered such a powerful bonus? Even if the Physical Quality bonus stopped changing after the third time?
Where was the difference?
Feeling Wistain's storm-like attacks, He Ao continued to evade.
Second time, third time, fourth time.
And at that moment, Wistain's movements paused.
He Ao abruptly raised his gaze. In the instant Wistain stalled, he launched a counterattack.
For a moment, Wistain nearly failed to react. The spear almost pierced his throat, but he still barely evaded it, achieving a perfect dodge.
However, He Ao did not attack again. Instead, he took the opportunity to pull back and widen the distance, watching Wistain.
It was timing.
And whenever He Ao was about to reach his fifth dodge, Wistain seemed to deliberately slow down slightly and stagger the timing.
To fulfill the condition for building momentum, he likely had to achieve five consecutive dodges.
But that meant an enemy had to attack him five times in a row.
And He Ao had tested it. Attacks that caused little damage did not count. Only attacks capable of killing or Severely Injuring him could trigger a perfect dodge.
In other words, it was nearly impossible for He Ao to use scattered objects to trigger perfect dodges. But given Wistain's personality, he would never attack five times in a row and give