The ability to turn invisible was practically impossible to counter, unless you could stop the other person from turning invisible.
I suddenly remembered that ghosts were sensitive to magnetic fields and could use them to locate people. "Xiuzhu, do you know where he is?"
Xiuzhu, who was riding on my shoulders, nodded. "I do."
"Damn, why didn't you say so? Did we have to ask first?" Song Xiaotian was somewhat speechless.
"What's your problem? She's just a kid. Why are you snapping at her?" I hurriedly told Xiuzhu, "Xiuzhu, whenever he moves, point out where he is."
As soon as I finished, Xiuzhu hurriedly raised her hand and pointed in a direction.
Song Xiaotian lunged forward, joined his short batons together, and smashed them down in that direction.
His combat instincts were truly ahead of the curve. He didn't follow the strike all the way down; just before it hit the ground, he immediately swept it in a wide arc.
Soon, we heard a pained howl come out of thin air.
"I hit the bastard!"
Delighted, Song Xiaotian unleashed a flurry of blows in front of him, sending sand and stones flying from the ground.
But the invisible man reacted quickly enough. After taking just one blow, he immediately changed position, and every subsequent strike missed.
"Xiuzhu, point him out again!"
Soon, Xiuzhu pointed in another direction.
Song Xiaotian moved like lightning. Before he even reached the spot, his staff had already smashed toward it.
But this strike missed too.
Xiuzhu kept pointing in different directions, and Song Xiaotian pushed his agility to its limit.
If that man hadn't been invisible, he could never have dodged Song Xiaotian's attacks.
But he was invisible. The time between Xiuzhu detecting his position, pointing it out, and Song Xiaotian launching his attack was