Texas, Humans Have Limits

(Want to fence with Tex.)

"What a fast sword!"

Melantha watched Bai Ye and Texas's battle from the sidelines without blinking.

Texas's swordsmanship had no fixed forms, but her attacks were exceptionally concise, refined, dangerous, and lethal.

Texas knew how strong Bai Ye was, so when fighting him, the girl almost completely let loose. She did not deliberately hold back or restrain herself, and nearly every strike went straight for Bai Ye's vital points.

This was the Texas Family's killing art. Its attacks were straightforward, and everything served the sole purpose of eliminating the opponent.

Texas trusted Bai Ye completely, so she did not have to worry in the slightest that her attacks would hurt him.

And indeed, that was the case.

Bai Ye blocked Texas's unending attacks one by one. Even as Texas grew faster and faster, she still could not break through the great net Bai Ye had woven with his blade.

Texas had truly reached her limit. She was only an ordinary person; the Lupo body had its limits, and those limits restricted the power and speed with which she could swing her sword.

Years of training had brought Texas infinitely close to that limit. She stood at the peak of ordinary humans, with her speed, strength, and skill all having reached a bottleneck.

Clang—

Their blades collided once more. Borrowing the rebound force, Texas leaped out of the battle, and Bai Ye stopped as well.

"How does it feel?" Bai Ye tilted his head at Texas, wanting to hear the girl's own thoughts.

"Fighting like this alone is useless—" Texas shook her head. She had realized where her problem lay as well.

As Texas put away her Originium Sword, she looked up at Bai Ye.

"Bai Ye, do you have any ideas?"

"Three methods: strengthen your