A young Winged Human powerhouse left in a daze, leaving behind only the treasure offered as payment, still radiating an alluring glow.
Duo Lai put the treasure away, then glanced around again. The Winged Humans still looked dazed and foolish, and it fell into deep thought.
I couldn't have gone too far, could I?
But you were the one who told me to use my full strength.
Duo Lai felt aggrieved.
Besides, this fellow was simply too weak. He was clearly a Half-Step Imagery Grade powerhouse, yet he had surrendered after barely exchanging two blows.
"He does seem rather weak, but not in terms of strength. His combat will and battle experience are simply too poor."
Through Duo Lai's fragmentary account, Mu Yuan could roughly judge the situation.
"Standing still after using his ultimate move," "being reduced to fear after falling into an encirclement," and so on—all these behaviors showed that this Winged Human's battle experience was extremely limited.
His experience in life-and-death combat might well be nonexistent.
That was not strange. The Winged Human Country had long been sealed off and did not communicate with the outside world. Internally, the Winged Humans were limited in number, and martial culture did not seem particularly prevalent.
Yu Baisheng's attributes might not be poor—perhaps comparable to those of a Demon Flame King Rider—but compared with the latter, his experience and will were far inferior.
Moreover,
"These Winged Humans seem to be native inhabitants rather than troops." Compared with troops, they possessed self-awareness and had undergone years of learning, allowing them to handle all kinds of work besides combat.
However, compared with troops, they also had disadvantages. They lacked an innate courage for battle and a heart that advanced relentlessly along the path of combat.
Daisy was a good reference.
Once Daisy cultivated