The matches that followed went just as smoothly.
The third opponent's Martial Soul was the Fine Steel Shield. Tang Wulin simply circled behind him and attacked, sending him off the competition stage.
The fourth opponent's Martial Soul was the Mountain Splitting Dragon. Facing Tang Wulin, he could not even bring out a tenth of his strength before being completely crushed.
The fifth opponent's Martial Soul was the Giant Strength Ant. He was utterly countered by the water-attribute Bluesilver Emperor, which nearly ignored purely physical attacks, and suffered a crushing defeat.
The sixth opponent's Martial Soul was the Turtle Shell Armor. The fire-attribute Bluesilver Emperor forcibly blasted through his armor's defenses, and the referee had to save him.
As one contestant after another was defeated, the Heavy Armor Sect leader's expression grew increasingly grim.
Was their team weak? Absolutely not.
Their team had no fewer than five contestants at Soul King level or above. In previous tournaments, this lineup would have been guaranteed a spot in the top eight.
Yet in the blink of an eye, four of their five main members had been defeated by Tang Wulin alone.
What was more, they had not even managed to force out Tang Wulin's trump card. He still stood on the competition stage looking utterly calm and composed, as if he had not expended anything at all.
In fact, he had guessed right. Tang Wulin truly had not used up much.
As god-level Soul Spirits, the Water-Fire Dragon Kings could greatly reduce the consumption of his soul skills, especially when he used the soul skills they granted him.
The soul skill Tang Wulin had used most often just now was Flame Burst. To the Fire Dragon King Soul Spirit, this skill was more like an Innate Ability, with most of the consumption borne