So not only was he being kited from a distance by his opponent, but he was also being restrained from moving?
Watching A Fei being forced step by step toward the researchers, Fu Qian deeply sympathized with him—and continued to stand by and watch.
As mentioned earlier, Gravity Breath seemed abstract, but at a time like this, it was actually deadly.
A Fei was already at a considerable disadvantage, and catching up to his target wouldn't be easy. Now he was even being tightly entangled by its pet. No matter how you looked at it, his only option was to take a one-sided beating. There was no saving him; he could only wait to die.
There were few things to be grateful for. First, the silver dotted lines inside the laboratory seemed different from those outside and couldn't create those deadly arcs of light.
Second, the long-range sneak attacks seemed to require a little preparation, and none had been fired again for the moment.
Of course, it was also possible the attacker was just taking pleasure in tormenting the hunter's nerves like this.
Hehehe...
After all, judging by the laughter still coming from outside, Ragdoll seemed quite relaxed and cheerful.
By contrast, A Fei was barely keeping his balance. He stared unblinkingly in the direction of the laughter, his hand clenched so tightly that it nearly left a mark on the hilt.
By rights, he should have dealt with the restraints first. But he could easily imagine that another sneak attack like the last one would come at the same time—and it did.
Clang—
His vigilance paid off. Another Stardust Spear pierced through the shadows, and A Fei swung his blade to knock it aside.
But that very movement instantly shattered the balance he'd been struggling to maintain, dragging him