Once Chen Shouyi had recovered a little, he entered the Memory Space again.
This time, he was prepared. The instant the other party attacked, he dodged in the blink of an eye. And then... there was no then. Before he could react, a giant hand scooped him up and crushed his body.
On his third attempt, Chen Shouyi was even more cautious. Without waiting for the Barbarian God to run his mouth, he began firing arrows from a distance while moving unpredictably. Things went much better this time. He dodged three of the other party's thunderous blows before a battle-ax cleaved him in midair, splitting him in two and scattering his innards across the ground. Only then was he dead.
Chen Shouyi tried over and over, more than a dozen times. Every battle ended in a fraction of a second. Even his longest attempt didn't reach half a second.
Massive creatures often seemed sluggish and less agile than smaller ones, thanks to their bodies' inertia and the long reach of their attacks. But that didn't apply to this Barbarian God—or rather, His terrifying reflexes made up for all of it.
And on top of that, He had an absurd ability to predict his moves. Against this Barbarian God, Chen Shouyi couldn't run, and he couldn't hide.
As for attacking, that was a joke. The arrows he fired were easily dodged. One was even swatted aside with a single hand, posing not the slightest threat.
Besides, even if an arrow hit Him, it would do no more than scratch His skin. It wouldn't hurt Him in the least.
What a terrifying existence.
After exiting one last time, Chen Shouyi felt as if his head were splitting apart. He had no choice but to stop throwing his life away.
He opened the