Seeing that Fire Phoenix was not all that strong, Su Hao was slightly disappointed. After hearing Fire Phoenix's long string of titles earlier, he had thought he would be incredibly powerful and at least interesting enough to catch his attention. Instead, he turned out to be nothing more than a flashy weakling.
After only a few exchanges, he was already out of tricks and had not even forced out more of Su Hao's abilities. Since that was the case, Su Hao could only eliminate Fire Phoenix.
With that thought, Su Hao saw the slight pallor on Fire Phoenix's face and made his decision.
Meanwhile, Fire Phoenix's face immediately turned pale when he saw Su Hao effortlessly block both of his Soul Skills.
Although those two Soul Skills had not consumed much of his strength, if Su Hao could block them so easily, then no matter how many more he used, he would be unable to harm Su Hao.
More importantly, Su Hao had yet to attack at all. He had merely defended against Fire Phoenix's attacks. If Su Hao launched an attack, would Fire Phoenix be able to withstand it?
The question swirled in Fire Phoenix's mind, but he quickly received an affirmative answer: it was impossible. Earlier, Su Hao had defeated his opponents with just one move.
Although he was much stronger than the two opponents Su Hao had defeated before, Fire Phoenix knew that he was only somewhat stronger than them. He was not so powerful that he could not see his own limits. So how many moves would Su Hao need against him? Two? Three? Four? Or would Su Hao still defeat him with a single move?
Before Fire Phoenix could think any further, Su Hao defeated him the next moment. At the same time, he realized