This round of the Sword Discussion was a Decapitation Match.
For the "decapitation" format, Mo Hua originally had a better plan, but the Xuan-Grade Match had only gone through a few bouts so far. It was still early, and exposing too many trump cards would not be good.
On top of that, Mo Hua wanted to clear the Fireball Technique's name.
He wanted to tell everyone one truth: Dao Methods were myriad, each with its own strengths and shortcomings. It was not necessarily only superior Dao Methods that were powerful.
As long as one studied it with care, used it well, used it exquisitely, then even if it was only the ordinary Fireball Technique, it was still not to be underestimated.
The Dao Discussion Bell rang out, and the Sword Discussion began.
The disciples on both sides began to move.
The "Decapitation Match" of the Profound-Grade Sword Discussion had a larger arena, and the mountain terrain was also more complex. There were mountain woods, streams, swamps, and groves of trees.
The entry positions were random.
The two sides could run straight into each other, so they could not afford the slightest carelessness.
The Guishui Gate disciples, led by Qin Cangliu, had just entered when they immediately released their Divine Consciousness and held their swords on guard.
After confirming the surroundings were safe, Guishui Gate took Qin Cangliu, their "leader," as the center, scouting for the enemy while advancing forward.
They chose "offense."
On Mo Hua's side, however, they chose "defense."
In a Decapitation Match, the opposing leader was "strong," while he, the leader on his own side, was "weak."
Mo Hua did not even need to think about it. The other side would definitely choose a "forceful assault."
If it were him, he would choose the same.
After all, a