The real Heroine wasn't you, Kiana Kaslana, but me, Sirin Kaslana! (Changing the Honkai icon from "Kiana squinting as she shoots at someone" into "a purple-haired pufferfish squinting as she shoots at someone.")
Pufferfish: What do you mean, Pufferfish 3RD.JPG?! (Tactical pufferfish lean-back.)
As the countdown ended, the two people onstage moved at the same time with their respective Pokémon.
Both Fu Hua and Frogadier, as well as Kiana and Combusken, excelled at close combat, so the two sides charged forward to attack.
Watching this from the stands, Cecilia could not help lowering her head, because she had already guessed the outcome.
Kiana's close-combat skills were indeed impressive, and her inherited Leg Combat Technique was quite skillful. With one kick, even a Honkai Beast would be kicked to pieces. But compared to Immortal Fu Hua, whose fists could produce nuclear-explosion-level effects, she was still far behind.
Their clash did not last long. Fu Hua's desire to win was extremely strong at this moment, and since Cecilia had known her identity from the very beginning, there was naturally no need to hide her strength or identity.
Fu Hua: As long as I win, I'll get 10,000 crystals. Then I can do a hundred ten-pulls. Wouldn't White Knight: Moonlight be as good as mine?!
In authentic Divine Land martial arts, kicks were not techniques to be used casually. A person's strength originated from the feet, and once a kick was used, one's center would be lost, making it easy for the opponent to turn the tables with a single blow.
And in the eyes of a martial arts grandmaster like Fu Hua, Kiana's Leg Combat Technique was still far too immature, riddled with flaws.
Black Silk Fu: Fifty thousand years ago, I, Fu Hua, was already a martial arts master. Playing Leg