"As long as they go down, the opposing side's overall combat strength will drop drastically."
Yu Xiaogang nodded.
"That's right. If Liu Bai doesn't act, Dugu Yan will be the only one on their side truly capable of fighting continuously."
"Cut off their support first, then besiege their core. That is your only chance."
Ma Hongjun grinned.
"Then I'll handle the firepower suppression? Dugu Yan's poison is strong, but my flames aren't afraid of it."
"Fine."
Yu Xiaogang looked at Zhu Zhuqing.
"You're the fastest. Look for an opportunity to break in."
Zhu Zhuqing nodded lightly.
"Understood."
"Dai Mubai, hold them back from the front. Watch out for her poison. Don't take it head-on."
Dai Mubai answered solemnly.
"Leave it to me."
Finally, Yu Xiaogang's gaze fell on Tang San.
"As for Liu Bai..."
Yu Xiaogang did not finish his sentence.
But everyone understood what he meant.
If Liu Bai truly made a move, then they would have lost this battle from the very beginning.
Unless—
Tang San stood there with a calm expression, though hidden currents stirred faintly in the depths of his eyes.
Liu Bai not acting was the premise.
But what if Liu Bai did act?
On Shrek's side, the only person who might possibly hold Liu Bai back for a short time, or even force him to retreat—
Was Tang San alone.
Tang San nodded.
"Leave Liu Bai to me."
Just a few brief words.
Yet they were like a calming pill for everyone from Shrek.
Yu Xiaogang looked at him, satisfaction flashing through his eyes. This was the disciple he had personally trained.
"Xiaosan, I believe in you."
Tang San said nothing more. He merely raised his head and looked at Liu Bai, who stood casually not far away.
The man stood with his hands