Master Gou acknowledged Mo Qiong's close-quarters combat. In fact, how could Master Gou have been lured away? After riding off, he had been observing Mo Qiong's side through a sniper rifle the whole time.
He had originally planned to return and kill the white-clothed man after seeing him, but he hadn't expected the man to be instantly killed by Mo Qiong at their first encounter.
That made him stop worrying. He was confident he could snipe all six remaining assassins, so he might as well see just how strong Mo Qiong really was.
The result was the astonishing display of infinite blocks, which gave Master Gou a huge surprise.
After watching the marvelous blocks for half a minute and casually killing the assassin who had lured him away, Master Gou worried that Mo Qiong wouldn't be able to hold out much longer. Only then did he open fire to provide support.
After this test, Master Gou finally realized how outstanding Mo Qiong was. Aside from the hard strength that required years of painstaking training to accumulate, Mo Qiong was nearly his equal in technique. He was no worse than a veteran Society member of more than a decade.
His marksmanship was even superior to Master Gou's. Within the Society, he might rank among the top five.
Although the Blue White Society was never short of extraordinary talents, at least among the newcomers Master Gou had met, he had never seen anyone more outstanding than Mo Qiong.
Society members were different from people in other professions. They had to keep striving forward forever. The more outstanding someone was, the more strictly they had to demand of themselves. There was no such thing as forbidding them from taking risks and protecting them as they grew.
Therefore, when Mo Qiong proposed trying to