Since Shenhe was pregnant and unsuited to such strenuous exercise, she let Eula and Sara, who refused to believe it, try next. The results were identical: whether it was Eula's Glacial Illumination: Severing Ancient Grudges or Sara's Thousand Paths of Thunderlight, Yucheng copied them with ease.
Both of them could also tell that the moves Yucheng used had no soul whatsoever, no understanding or thought of his own behind them, yet he could still easily counter all their sword techniques. That jarring feeling irritated them immensely. After only a few exchanges, they gave up on sparring and joined Ayaka in sulking.
Eula returned to her seat, folded her arms, and snorted. "Those eyes of yours are far too unfair! I started learning swordsmanship as a child and spent all these years honing it, putting in countless hours of sweat, and now you've learned it all with a single glance. I'll remember this grudge. Just you wait until tonight."
Looking at Eula's pouting lips and her proud, defiant expression, Yucheng felt as though a pair of little hands were tickling him, stirring his interest.
Seeing this, Yucheng hurried over to soothe her. "All right, this is the Sharingan's power of perception and copying. It can see through and copy an opponent's movements and techniques. Even elemental techniques released by Vision holders can be copied, as long as you possess the corresponding Elemental Energy.
"It sounds incredibly broken, but in actual combat, it isn't much use against an opponent stronger than yourself. After all, the Sharingan can only copy skills, not physical capabilities or reaction speed.
"Take Shenhe's innate superhuman strength or Sara's Tengu bloodline, for example. Your physical capabilities are far beyond those of ordinary people. Even if someone learns your techniques, whether they can withstand them or react in time