Just as Tang Yaolei fired his second arrow at Wu Feng, Xu Sanshi seized that priceless window of opportunity and charged toward Tang Yaolei.
There was no helping it. As the long-range archer with the most terrifying destructive power, Tang Yaolei had stationed himself at the edge of his side of the Soul Fighting Arena from the very start, keeping as much distance as possible between himself and Shrek's team members.
The kid might even have known a little of the sine rule and understood principles like the 3-4-5 rule. Instead of standing at the midpoint of his side's edge of the Soul Fighting Arena, he had positioned himself in the far-left corner.
Since the Soul Fighting Arena measured a hundred meters along each side, a right triangle drawn between their positions and the midpoint of Zhengtian Academy's edge of the arena would naturally have legs measuring one hundred and fifty meters, respectively.
Thus, Tang Yaolei and Xu Sanshi, standing at the two endpoints of the hypotenuse, were naturally separated by considerably more than a hundred meters.
That distance was enough for him to fire several more arrows at Xu Sanshi at a measured pace.
As for whether Xu Sanshi understood the reasoning behind this... he probably did not.
After all, Shrek did not take the initiative to teach its students mathematics. Although the library had books on the subject, the academy merely allowed students to study it on their own rather than requiring them to learn it.
Xu Sanshi simply felt instinctively that Tang Yaolei had chosen a rather awkward position, making it considerably harder for him to charge over and attack.
Then Xu Sanshi slapped his forehead. Why was he getting hung up on this? Just because a straight line was the shortest distance between two points, did