But Gongye Zaolong would not let Nana have her way.
If he could beat this woman now, but switched to an unknown opponent instead, then there was probably something wrong with his brain.
But just as Gongye Zaolong sprang into action, a fishhook appeared directly in front of him.
The fishhook tore through space as it arrived, its thin fishing line trailing behind it.
The charred wooden blade struck the fishhook, producing a crisp sound.
He Leping yanked his fishing rod from afar, pulling back the cast hook. The hook seemed to be made of some unknown material; its temperature barely rose after briefly touching Ryujin Jakka.
"Well, even though I don't like the look of her, we're still grasshoppers tied to the same rope right now. No matter what, I can't let you get past us."
Gongye Zaolong's expression turned grave.
There were three types of opponents he least wanted to encounter.
Fire-type, spacetime-type, and time-type.
Especially spacetime-type and time-type.
Fire-type was because of resistance. The latter two were because they were powerful.
At Tier 4, users of these two types began to rise because only then did they possess enough Mana and enough Intelligence/Mental power to manipulate the corresponding elemental particles.
By Tier 5, with their Base Stats enhanced, what troubled users of these two types was no longer their own base attributes.
It was the difficult-to-shake space and time of the Greater World. The knowledge they needed to learn became far more extensive.
Never mind obtaining that knowledge; merely mastering it was already difficult, let alone using it flexibly and fully comprehending it.
Did people really think space and time were so easy to master?
They were indeed powerful, but that also meant the threshold was extremely high.
Thus, in Tier 5 matchmaking arenas, the number of