And this Slaughter Mo Canon was indeed useful.
In the next Earth-Grade Sword Discussion match, against the Vajra Sect, Mo Hua's arrays were pinned down completely.
Conventional arrays were not exactly difficult to deal with, especially for those seasoned array Elders of Ganxue Prefecture.
Mo Hua's general array routines had indeed all fallen within their deductions.
The shortcomings of arrays themselves were further magnified.
For example, forming an array was slow—even if Mo Hua drew as quickly as he could, it still required a certain amount of time to take shape. The formation site was fixed, and there were all sorts of restrictions on the Array Medium, and so on.
Moreover, once an array was laid down, it would, more or less, leave some traces behind.
Mo Hua's array-laying methods were brilliant, and originally they had not been easy to discover.
But no matter how brilliant his methods were, they could not withstand so many array Elders studying them "picking bones out of eggs," along with a sea of simulated deductions.
On top of that, though the Sword Discussion Arena on Dao Discussion Mountain was complex and ever-changing, overall it was still fixed.
It had been artificially shaped according to certain "templates."
It was unlike Great Black Mountain or Monster Refining Mountain, which were truly desolate and chaotic "wilderness."
Arrays found it very difficult to be truly "concealed."
Under these circumstances, Mo Hua's originally brilliant array-laying methods could no longer be "brilliant."
In the match against the Vajra Sect, although they won in the end, they basically still relied on Linghu Xiao and the others.
Mo Hua went back to his old trade again, using spells to "coast along."
And because his arrays had failed and could not come into play, Mo Hua, this "Array Dao Champion," gradually lost his