"Looking to duel me, but not your father?"
Ji Yuan found it slightly absurd, but quickly understood. As fellow dragons and father and daughter, his old friend was probably fully aware of every method the Dragon Daughter possessed.
If the Old Dragon and the Dragon Daughter truly fought, it would absolutely be a one-sided crushing. Crushing alone would be one thing, but every moment of it would likely be without suspense or even the slightest fluctuation. In other words, there would be no meaning in such a duel at all.
Ji Yuan pondered for a long time, unsure whether he should agree to the Dragon Daughter's request. It was not that he feared losing. Rather, the Dragon Daughter was now a True Dragon, and if they fought, controlling the degree of force would not be easy.
Many of Ji Yuan's methods possessed frightening power and were unsuitable for a friendly spar. If his swordsmanship or fire-controlling arts were used at full strength, even a graze would cause injury; if one got caught in them, the lighter outcome would be damage to one's vital energy, while the heavier one might mean Body Dies and Dao Disappears. Dragons were indeed thick-skinned and tough-fleshed, but the Dragon Daughter had only become a True Dragon recently. As for the Immortal Binding Rope, Ji Yuan felt certain that the Dragon Daughter would not be able to withstand it either.
After thinking it over, Ji Yuan came to a decision. Directly dueling the Dragon Daughter here was definitely not an option.
Victory or defeat was secondary. Ji Yuan understood the Dragon Daughter's temperament well enough. She could surely remain unarrogant in victory and unyielding in defeat, but if she became severely injured before Opening the Barren Sea, then not only would Ji Yuan himself be unwilling,