Since Will was satisfied, Chen Mu breathed a sigh of relief. There was still much about the Dual-Polarity Thunderball Card that he had yet to explore, and he did not want to return it to Will just yet. Still, he conscientiously reminded Will, "This move demands a little more control over your perception. You should be able to use it now, but it'll be a bit of a strain."
"That's fine, that's fine." Will rubbed his hands in excitement, itching to snatch the Hundred Blades Card from Chen Mu right away.
Seeing Will's impatience, Chen Mu could not help smiling.
"This card has another tactical skill, derived from that crescent just now. It requires even better perception control. Watch closely." Chen Mu's expression grew serious. This skill required his full attention.
Like drops of rain, dozens of swift streaks of light converged precisely on a single point in front of Chen Mu, forming a crescent moon. Just as before, Chen Mu gave it a gentle push forward.
The crescent hissed toward the target. From where they stood, it seemed no different from the previous one.
A trace of confusion appeared in Will's eyes.
Just then, the crescent suddenly changed in midflight. One became three, and three identical crescents appeared in the air.
Thud!
The three crescents struck the target simultaneously, leaving three relatively shallow marks. The figures on the light screen flickered rapidly, only this time there were three readings. They finally settled at 375, 372, and 373.
Wh-what was that? Will stood frozen like a wooden chicken, staring blankly at the target. A full five or six minutes passed before he recovered. Unconcealed, overwhelming joy flooded his face. Will understood just how powerful this skill would be in actual combat if he could master it. Though each crescent was