If he had been feigning weakness to lure the enemy in, there seemed to be no need for it. He had emerged from this clash covered in wounds and had expended an enormous amount of Dao Power. It was clearly not worth it.
So Yuan Xi felt that the Nameless Guest fighting in the arena did not seem to be her City Guard Grand Commander.
Then her face fell.
Because she had wagered her entire fortune on the Nameless Guest. If this was not Lu Ye, would not all of it go down the drain?
She could not help growing nervous, secretly praying that the Nameless Guest still had some other means to turn defeat into victory. Otherwise, if this continued, death would come sooner or later!
Lian looked at her thoughtfully for a while before withdrawing her gaze. Though she had also wagered quite a bit on the Nameless Guest—far more than Yuan Xi, comparatively speaking—she could still bear this loss.
Within the Starry Sky Fragment, the battle raged on. With one head-on collision after another, both Lu Ye and Missing Moon had fought themselves into a true fury, killing intent bursting from their eyes.
For Lu Ye, it had been a long time since he had experienced such a grueling battle.
True, this was the result of him suppressing his own strength, but the sensation of standing on the knife-edge between life and death was no lie. This time, he was helping Fang advance, so no matter how dangerous things became, he could not unseal his strength and raise his cultivation.
This made Missing Moon miserable.
In terms of strength, Lu Ye was indeed slightly inferior to him at present, but defeating Lu Ye was far from easy. He had already expended forty percent of his Dao Power.