Jiang Yue's thinking didn't mean that luring Lord Binghai onto this battlefield would give him a hundred percent chance of killing him.
After all, Jiang Yue had never truly fought Lord Binghai himself. He had no idea how strong his opponent was. Jiang Yue wasn't the kind of person to claim certain victory without knowing his enemy.
Judging by the way Lord Binghai had controlled Night Hawk, he clearly had a wide range of methods at his disposal.
Night Hawk had been restrained by his Control Talisman, yet Lord Binghai had still driven him mad enough to act as a human bomb. That was clearly more than simple brainwashing; it was a means of stripping someone of their autonomy.
It might not be the same as Jiang Yue's Great Puppet Art, but it was undoubtedly a form of mental control, a kind of psychological manipulation. Otherwise, how could someone as afraid of death as Night Hawk have acted so recklessly?
Besides that, Lord Binghai clearly had an Ice Attribute talent, and it was unfathomably powerful.
Those two black spell pills were also very different from the others. Lord Binghai was probably a master at using spell pills as well.
Even what Jiang Yue already knew was enough to make it unwise to underestimate him, let alone the possibility that there were other unknown factors.
No matter what, he first had to make Lord Binghai show himself.
Only by seeing him with his own eyes and testing him firsthand could Jiang Yue know whether this opponent was beatable.
Of course, Jiang Yue wasn't selling himself short, either.
There were reasons to be optimistic.
He wondered: if Lord Binghai really had overwhelming power, why all the tricks? First he'd controlled Night Hawk and sent him in as a human bomb; then he'd