Belial faced the attacks of all six at once.
Ye Ruiqin's movements looked the simplest and most direct. He played two zithers simultaneously, using one hand to perform "High Mountains Flowing Water" to apply buffs and debuffs, and the other to perform "green water" to calm their emotions and counter Belial's influence over negative feelings and desire.
Ye Yaoqin and Ye Nianqin both excelled at close combat, but their styles differed. Ye Yaoqin's attacks were domineering and direct, emphasizing overwhelming force. Wielding a two-handed greatsword, he suppressed his opponents like a traditional heavy swordsman. His attacks were broad and powerful, seemingly devoid of any refined or profound sword techniques, yet they carried a sense of striking directly at the essence. Every movement accorded with the mysteries of the Big Dipper Heavenly Gang and Taiji, and every slash carried surging sword energy.
Ye Nianqin's combat style, meanwhile, favored speed, precision, agility, and cunning. He struck from utterly unpredictable angles. He did not care about the damage dealt by each individual attack, focusing instead on chaining together as many successive strikes as possible. Every blow transmitted a measure of destructive energy, and they seemed to carry a curse as well.
That curse seemed to stem from extreme resentment—the lingering resentment of the Sacred Giant Dragon Noxie. Every hit weakened Belial further, while randomly inflicting abnormal conditions such as paralysis, dizziness, armor breaking, and sluggishness.
Though he was skilled in curses and countering them, the accumulated negative effects still affected him to a certain extent.
Although Ye Mingqin was as adept at Natural Magic and elemental control as an elf, what he excelled at most was Illusion Magic, whose essence lay in the control of Spiritual Power.
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