Make a supposition.
You stab someone with a knife, while another person behind you is stabbing you with a knife.
If you give up the assassination, you can effectively evade.
Dodge the knife behind you.
But correspondingly.
Your assassination target will also gain a chance to catch their breath.
Conversely.
If you drive your knife forward without hesitation.
The person you stabbed will die on the spot, but you yourself will also very likely be killed.
One for one.
Or zero for zero.
How would you choose?
In battle, there was both bloody slaughter and self-preservation. Taking life and death lightly when at a disadvantage did not mean one would also want to die together with one's opponent when holding an absolute advantage.
So.
In most cases, people would choose to temporarily retreat and dodge the knife.
That was how Mo Manyun had judged it.
According to common sense.
Most people in the Supernatural Circle would also choose to temporarily avoid the sharp edge at a time like this, then seek another opportunity.
After all, Mo Senxiao had already been gravely injured and knocked to the ground.
If they really traded blows.
Wouldn't that be a huge loss?
This was what it meant for offense to be the best defense: attack the enemy until they had no choice but to defend, thereby resolving the crisis!
The situation changed in an instant.
Mo Manyun seemed to have torn open a crack in Mo Senxiao's certain-death situation.
Although Yang Kui had charged over again, he needed at least two seconds to launch an effective attack. The scorpion tail, on the other hand, would pierce straight through Wei Fan's head in at most one second!
The outcome was obvious.
A look of hope also appeared on Mo Senxiao's face as he lay on