The second Arrow Light was likewise annihilated in midair, sending ripples through space.
Clearly, those faintly visible arrows were not difficult for Salome to counter.
"That arrow was more interesting than the last one. Again!"
Salome laughed loudly, evidently unable to wait to see just what level Gu Ding's archery had reached.
"Third arrow—Shadow Kill!"
The instant the third arrow left the string, it vanished completely. It did not even stir the slightest energy fluctuation, and the void remained utterly calm, without the slightest reaction.
Salome nodded in satisfaction, drew his bow again, and fired another arrow.
Not far away in the void, the White Bone Arrow suddenly froze. The entire stretch of space abruptly shattered, followed by a terrifying burst of energy.
Had anyone been watching, they would certainly have been astonished to see Gu Ding's arrow rapidly revert from its transparent state to its original silver color.
"This arrow caused no energy reaction at all, and it wasn't something human perception could detect. How did you do it?!" Although Gu Ding had guessed this move would be countered, he had not expected it to be broken so easily.
"It's simple. Because I am an arrow, and I know what trajectory an arrow will choose." A faint smile appeared on Salome's face once more. "This arrow of yours has actually touched upon the essence of the arrow. It's just that I understand arrows better than you do. Fire your next arrow. Don't hold back."
"I understand." Gu Ding nodded silently. Drawing his bow once more, he said, "Fourth arrow—Moon in the Water!"
Another streak of Silver Radiance shot through the void. Yet compared to the previous arrows, this one seemed far too ordinary. It had no advantage in speed, no strange transformations; it could even be called an exceptionally