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Ten years...
Uvogin had never stopped walking the path of battle.
Not strong enough physically?
Not enough power?
Not enough explosive force or speed?
Not enough Manifestation Aura?
Then he would temper himself a thousand times over and never stop fighting.
That was how he had developed his current fighting style of crushing enemies with strength and explosive force.
However, Kanzai's resilience and superior Nen techniques made Uvogin understand that combat was not merely about competing in strength.
Uvogin was deeply unwilling to accept this and refused to concede.
But deep down, he had already acknowledged the fact that strength alone was not enough.
The tiger-haired man before him had taught Uvogin that with his fists, yet Uvogin still had not given up on the possibility of breaking the deadlock with the fists he trusted most.
Perhaps after this battle ended, Uvogin would seriously consider the importance of technique.
But not now.
Uvogin's stubbornness showed through his aura and in the way he charged forward like a raging bull.
Kanzai saw through that, which was why he rarely opened his mouth to mock Uvogin.
Nobunaga saw it too, so he abandoned his intent to kill Moyu and decisively went to support Uvogin, who could be in danger at any moment.
Moyu took in the changing situation on the battlefield.
"Not bad, Zai Kang."
He had originally sensed Nobunaga's killing intent directly, which gave Moyu quite a headache.
Using "dual-thread control" to fight Phinks and Franklin was already highly taxing on his concentration. One careless mistake, and he could easily stumble by the riverbank.
If Nobunaga joined in as well, Moyu would have to consider withdrawing from the battlefield.
But Kanzai's side had achieved brilliant results, forcing Uvogin into defeat and making Nobunaga temporarily change his mind to