At his words, realization dawned on Qian Renxue.
"So that's how it works. I never knew there was so much to the elements.
But if the extreme school really is right, does that mean the balanced school, which dominates the Star Luo Empire, is wrong?"
Hearing Sunday describe how powerful the extreme school was, Qian Renxue immediately revised her understanding.
But then she remembered the balanced school, which had already begun to surpass the extreme school and break down the opposition between them.
According to Sunday, the extreme school focused on a single attribute and possessed tremendous explosive power, making battles against opponents of the same rank-or even higher ranks-no problem.
That clearly contradicted the current mainstream. After all, in their eyes, the balanced school was the mainstream of future development.
After hearing Qian Renxue's question, Sunday nodded, then shook his head, neither outright rejecting nor affirming it.
"You can't put it that way. Nothing in this world is purely black or white. Every advantage comes with a drawback; everything has two sides.
Judging by the theory we just discussed, the extreme school certainly has promise. After all, a single ultimate attribute lets someone fight two or three opponents of the same level. That kind of combat strength speaks volumes about its power.
But the extreme school has its weaknesses too: its vulnerabilities to countering attributes are pronounced.
If both sides follow the extreme school and one attribute counters the other, their combat strength will suffer greatly. In severe cases, they could lose half their fighting power outright."
Sunday was not being alarmist. At its core, the extreme school still relied on the elements for its development.
Ordinary elements had merely become ultimate attributes, but they still could not escape the bounds of elemental counters.
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