These metal people looked somewhat like the bronze men from the movie The Eighteen Bronze Men of Shaolin Temple, except their workmanship was far rougher. At best, they vaguely resembled humans, even their facial features blurred and indistinct.
But their movements were anything but clumsy. They were extremely agile.
It was also obvious that they were immensely strong, yet they leaped and flipped with the nimbleness of monkeys.
That was why Erha and Time-Space Houn could gain no advantage against them.
The key was that they felt no pain and could not be killed.
I said to Ying Gou, "Go test them out!"
Ying Gou flew out and quickly intercepted one of the bronze men. His combat strength was astonishing, and within a few blows, he sent the thing flying. But it was useless. The thing sprang back to its feet and lunged at Ying Gou again.
Ye Jinghong said, "Could this thing have some kind of mechanism?"
That was what I thought too. I had encountered the Mo Family's Mechanism Arts and seen the mechanical people they had created, but this thing seemed different from a mechanical person.
Ying Gou shouted, "This thing is solid!"
Solid? That meant we were facing nothing more than a lump of metal.
If it really was solid, it probably did not even have a mechanism inside.
How was that possible? It was completely unscientific.
And if it really was solid, there was no way its body could move at all.
The thought gave me a headache. Ying Gou, Erha, and the others appeared to have the upper hand, but even if Ying Gou sent these things flying again and again, they would immediately return to the fight, their strength utterly unaffected.
Meanwhile, Ying Gou and Erha would gradually be worn down. In the