Seeing Liu Shaobai's movements become chaotic and disordered, Su Hao knew that Liu Shaobai was growing anxious. This was his chance to attack.
Su Hao abruptly increased the weight in the area. With his mind in turmoil, Liu Shaobai failed to notice at first. Only when the weight suddenly intensified and he fell from the air did Liu Shaobai realize that his impatience had cost him the match.
If he had not been affected by the spectators' words and the weight just now, and had fought steadily, he could have held on for a while longer before Su Hao eliminated him.
But because he had paid too much attention to those words and thrown his mind into disorder, he failed to notice Su Hao increasing the weight in the area, leading to his defeat.
As Liu Shaobai lay on the ground, thinking this, Su Hao walked over and said to the Liu Shaobai who was pinned down by gravity and unable to rise, "Liu Shaobai, you lost."
After saying that, Su Hao withdrew the gravity. Liu Shaobai knew Su Hao was giving him a dignified exit, so he promptly conceded defeat to the referee beside the arena.
After conceding, Liu Shaobai looked at Su Hao in the distance. There was not a single wound on Su Hao's body from his attacks; only his clothes had been reduced to strips of cloth.
Seeing this, Liu Shaobai gave a bitter smile, understanding the gap between himself and Su Hao.
He had expended so much effort attacking Su Hao just now. Although Su Hao could not match his speed and could only defend throughout the battle, his own attack power was indeed too weak. If he faced a Soul Master unlike Su Hao, his attacks could still cause the opponent trouble.
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