I looked at the feather duster in her hand, but all kinds of attack methods had actually already blossomed in my mind—suddenly deploying mechanical attacks, or launching extended flying-sword scatter attacks, for example. I had experienced all such attacks before. Being battle-hardened was no joke.
But Solar Radiance Immortal Venerable was an existence more formidable than Qiu Hu. If I still used attacks like those, wouldn't that be child's play?
And Solar Radiance Immortal Venerable had no intention of doing that either.
"This sword will increase by one every time my thoughts increase by one. Each sword embodies a law, and what you see before you is the complete set. Immortal Venerable Genesis, please be careful."
"Interesting." I replied indifferently.
"I'll say this: Qiu Hu really was unlucky to run into you. Sometimes courage alone isn't enough to overcome an opponent. What's more, you're the kind of opponent whom it's impossible to defeat without going all out. How about this? In a sword duel, whether it's thirty moves or a hundred, there isn't much difference or significance. I won't bully you. Even if Phantom God were here, we'd only exchange four moves. How about it?" Solar Radiance Immortal Venerable said.
I thought it over, then nodded. "Thank you, Solar Radiance Immortal Venerable, for being so considerate of me."
"Heh heh, no, it's not a matter of consideration. In the Way of sword duels, having too many moves serves no purpose, and the calculations become infinitely complicated. Having too few has even less value for calculation. If one or two moves could settle things, would you still duel?" Solar Radiance said with a laugh. Then, as she swept out that long sword, a sword song rang forth: "I bear a heart that overturns clouds and tumbles high, stride beside mountains and