Qin Siyang's fighting style had always been to cut straight through the tangle.
He activated all his skills at once and hammered his enemy with solid punches. Kill the other side, and he won. Get killed, and he lost.
He had always assumed that this swift approach would be the norm for high-level Sequence Ability Users.
He had never expected that most of the battles before him would be drawn-out affairs, with one move after another and a bewildering array of items.
Although everyone unleashed their strongest attacks at the start, combining skills with items, they usually failed to defeat their opponents in a single strike. While their skills were on cooldown, they relied on items to hold out. Once the cooldown ended, they combined skills and items again to launch another powerful assault.
The underlying reason was that no one could easily defeat an opponent of the same level in a single strike.
Put more simply, no one possessed Qin Siyang's absurd ability to kill an enemy with one punch.
But even Qin Siyang's absurd power had its limits.
According to the [Apocalypse Fragment], his origin sequence level two was slightly stronger than sequence level seven. With his enhanced strength on top of that, killing a sequence level seven enemy caught off guard was hardly difficult.
But against a sequence level eight enemy, his killing move was no longer so easy to use.
Just as there was a significant gap between origin sequence level one and origin sequence level two, the differences between sequence levels six, seven, and eight were like heaven and earth.
Qin Siyang could distinctly feel how difficult it was for him to fully track a sequence level eight enemy's attacks.
Zhang Kuang and Hu Yunsheng were undoubtedly both at sequence level eight.
In their battle,