Predictive Guidance

On the other side, the swordsmanship flowed in Bige's hands as the aura of the ocean continuously released.

Pur also stood up, yet his body did not rapidly grow huge as before, instead maintaining his own height of three to four meters.

He rapidly approached Bige.

Yet Bige completely disregarded this.

He was merely a defeated opponent.

During their previous exchange, he had completely grasped Pur's true capabilities.

Pur's combat talent could only be considered as that of a minor genius.

Yet such minor geniuses were everywhere within The Church.

Combat ability required accumulation and development.

Bige had once seen many geniuses, yet those geniuses all said that Bige was a genius.

Yet afterward Bige believed that he could only be considered average, barely scraping by.

Bige had spent seven hundred years to train the Sea Sword, a sword saint's swordsmanship, to the extreme, mastering the concept of the ocean so that his combat always made the most correct choice instinctively.

He could analyze any sudden situation at the very first moment, and then a strategy would form in his heart.

This was both talent and the experience accumulated over countless years of combat.

Pur's talent was passable, but this passability appeared ordinary on the scale of time.

To a certain extent, it was even inferior to Bige.

True top-tier geniuses were those who could grasp the essence of combat in an extremely short period of time, transcending the realm of experience and naturally possessing the combat experience that others accumulated over several centuries.

They could see top-tier techniques they had never learned, yet learn them in a short time and then research their own things out of them.

And such geniuses actually also existed within The Church.

For instance, the Holy Son Naimus was a typical example; during his