The First Time I Led an Army into Battle Alone, I Ran Into a Tough Opponent Like Bai Yuchan (Continued)

Zhao Yun shook his head. "I was only memorizing his moves. That demon Daoist's Thunder-Born Extreme Magnetism is truly strange. If we meet him again, we must first find a way to break that magnetic force."

During this rare respite on the road, the generals finally had time to review the battle and consider ways to counter Bai Yuchan's powers.

What displeased them most was that Extreme Magnetism power.

It restrained their weapons completely, cutting their power nearly in half.

Yue Fei had long considered it. "The simplest method is to use weapons made of bone, wood, stone, jade, porcelain, or other materials that are neither metal nor iron. That would render one immune to magnetic attraction and deflection. Tong Wei and his brother's bone blades have already demonstrated this."

Zhang Fei frowned deeply as he listened. "Where are we supposed to find handy bone spears and bone lances? Besides, even if you gave me a wooden stick at the last minute, I wouldn't know how to use it."

Pei Jin understood all too well and took up the thread. "I learned my lesson too. The blood pool conducts electricity. Next time I face that wicked Daoist, I should just crush him with the stone gate!"

Yue Fei consoled him, "That Bloody Wind and Rain you used earlier already held back the thunderstorm for us and won us a path to survival. Don't place the burden of a lost battle entirely upon yourself."

Pei Jin merely apologized to Zhang Fei. "I just feel that General Zhang risked his life to give me a chance to launch that surprise attack. I didn't manage to kill that demon Daoist. What a waste."

The moment Zhang Fei heard that, he waved a large hand. "Brother Pei, what's there to worry about? Next time,