"How do you use your lightning?"
After Le Yu and Yan Yi stopped fighting, Le Yu took out his newly revised defense plan for the Platinum Tower. Yan Yi read it carefully and suggested several modifications. The two sides quickly reached an agreement—the efficiency of martial artists was simply that high.
More importantly, Yan Yi had realized that she could not defeat Qin Leyin, so she no longer wasted effort on a futile struggle.
Although Yan Yi had just unleashed one strange move after another and kept Qin Leyin suppressed, that was precisely the advantage of the Demon Hunting Combat Arts. Once she had exhausted her techniques without defeating her enemy, her chances of victory would plummet.
Unlike other combat arts, although all combat arts required physical strength, the Demon Hunting Combat Arts had the highest physical demands—especially the Bear School, Griffin School, and Cat School techniques within it. Every one of them let the body treat heavy exertion as light work, but the price was that the muscles quickly became fatigued and sore.
And that was precisely the philosophy of the Demon Hunting Combat Arts: suppress and kill the enemy as quickly as possible. If that could not be done and one began to feel tired, flee immediately, recover one's strength, and return later.
Of all the combat arts, the Demon Hunting Combat Arts cared the least about victory or defeat. There was absolutely no such thing as becoming entangled in a fight: win if you won, lose if you lost. Forcing the matter would bring no happiness. Yan Yi had cultivated the Demon Hunting Combat Arts to such a level, and her principles of action were much the same—make a clean decision when necessary, cut people down when they should be cut down, and forgive when she wished