Master Weaver's calculating power was terrifying. His core tactic was to lay out a web; once someone was caught in it, they could not escape. But this setup required strategy. Simply refusing to resist would not do—Daisy could kill him in two or three strikes.
He used changes in the surrounding airflow and energy to seek out the spider-silk threads closely connected to Daisy. It was a method that combined offense and defense.
But Daisy, whose speed was so great that even Shadow Spider-Man could not help her, would not let him calmly set up his web. She unleashed her super speed. Short-range movement was actually very draining, and Superflow World had reduced her recovery ability to an extremely low level. She had to end this quickly.
Sword light danced, its cold gleam carrying unmatched killing intent. In barely more than ten seconds, Master Weaver had been struck seven or eight times.
Sword marks covered both his flesh-and-blood torso and mechanical body. While arranging his web, he had to make choices. When an attack was not fatal, he took it head-on with his body. When it threatened him, he temporarily abandoned his overall setup and cut off the energy supply behind that attack.
Celestials had never been known for their speed, and Master Weaver, in this state after being modified by some unknown scientist, was even less speedy. His solution to fatal attacks was to find the corresponding spider-silk thread. As long as Daisy remained within the range of his web, any attack she made would have a corresponding thread. Once he snapped that thread, her attack would fundamentally cease to exist.
The Celestials' usual rule-based methods.
"Any attack can be erased? That ability is really impressive." Daisy carefully observed the traces of his movements and asked uncertainly.
"..." Master