Huo Heng and Zhen Yu's pincer attack erupted with nearly all their power from the very outset. Their bodies could be seen transforming from solid to insubstantial within mere moments.
Yet what followed was an even denser surge of Utmost Turbidity. This, however, would inevitably greatly shorten the time they could remain on the field.
But this was not without reason. From the first two attacks, it was clear that in a prolonged battle of attrition, Primordial Unity Daoist could always replenish himself in time. Though he did not hold any overwhelming advantage, his unceasing replenishment could always keep him unharmed.
By contrast, unleashing enough Utmost Turbidity in a short span might possibly force him into a predicament. The uncertainty lay in the fact that it could not be ruled out that he still had other contingencies.
When Huo Heng was alone, he might not have been so certain he could attempt this. But now there were two of them, and he dared to try.
Just as they had expected, when they pressed in from two directions, the Supreme Aura around Primordial Unity Daoist was being consumed at an unprecedented rate. Even as he simultaneously shifted Supreme Aura over to replenish it, it seemed difficult to make up for the rapid loss.
Zhang Yu watched the battle from behind. This contest of vital forces might appear to be merely the opening clash, but in truth, it was an exceedingly crucial step—one could even call it the prelude to deciding victory or defeat.
For no matter how formidable one's Daoist arts were, if one fell into disadvantage in such a contest of superior and inferior vital forces, there would be no chance to employ those arts afterward. Defeat would already be decided at this step.
Primordial Unity Daoist appeared somewhat pressed