"Enough. Stop talking nonsense. You've been eliminated," the guardian said flatly, glancing at Gu Tangfeng.
He then took Gu Tangfeng away.
Seeing this, Gu Nan stored his halberd in his Ring of Holding, slowly descended to the ground, and prepared to leave.
From within the concealment array, Zhou Mu looked at Gu Bei and asked, "Do you want to see your brother?"
Gu Bei fell silent for a moment, then shook his head. "No. Let him focus on fighting."
After seeing Gu Nan leave, Zhou Nian slowly withdrew his gaze and asked Gu Bei, "How did it feel? Experiencing a real battle up close."
Although the battle had ended quickly, they had just gone through its most perilous moment, so they should still have felt its danger.
Hearing that, Gu Bei gathered his thoughts and said, "It felt thrilling, but it also made me panic uncontrollably, especially at the moment it first appeared.
My brother's halberd swept past right in front of us, and the momentum it carried made me afraid despite myself.
Also, this was different from watching battles normally. They truly went in with the intention of killing each other.
The pressure it brought me far exceeded what I had originally imagined.
Although I knew very well that actual combat and training were different, I never expected the gap between them to be this great."
The battle just now had lasted only a few fleeting moments. He had not even clearly seen the exchanges between Gu Nan and Gu Tangfeng, but he had genuinely felt that sense of urgency.
Zhou Mu chuckled and jokingly asked, "Do you regret it?"
"Not at all," Gu Bei blurted out, then said with a laugh, "I think it was pretty good. I might not get another chance to experience this in the