"Heh."
Bai Pu thought to himself, Yeah right. As if I'd believe that.
Bai Pu did not know whether Prince Gordon's energy consumption was truly that low.
But as an enemy, anything Prince Gordon deliberately said was hard to believe was for Bai Pu's benefit.
Bai Pu did not necessarily have to treat everything Prince Gordon said as a lie. He could try his best to uncover the hidden information within his opponent's words.
After all, the cleverest lies consisted of nine truths and one falsehood.
For instance, Prince Gordon's claim that the Hundred Weapons Dao Body consumed very little energy might have been true.
But could it truly keep going indefinitely, unafraid no matter how many people ganged up on him?
That claim deserved a question mark.
Perhaps the Hundred Weapons Dao Body heavily drained him in other areas, such as Spirit Energy, stamina, mental strength, and so on? Still, Bai Pu had no intention of using a delaying strategy. He wanted to face this Sea Prince head-on and defeat him fairly and squarely.
The reason was simple. Bai Pu was now one of Earth's few peak Awakened, while Prince Gordon ranked only No. 47 among the Sea Race's Sea Princes.
If he could not even defeat the forty-seventh-ranked genius among the Sea Race's first-tier Awakened, how could he lead the Hua Xia Battle Group and carve out a space for Earth's survival?
Throughout the continuous exchanges of attack and defense, Bai Pu had been using the Composite Profound Truth, "Watching the Sea," to observe the frequency of Prince Gordon's energy fluctuations.
Suddenly, Bai Pu knocked aside Prince Gordon's arm with a thrust, stepped forward, and stabbed his spear into Prince Gordon's left chest.
Prince Gordon's body paused slightly. He countered with a kick to Bai Pu's ribs, and