The Role of Legions in High-Level Battles

Facing Richard's provocation, Bai Jing felt somewhat lacking in confidence, but he still let out a shrill insect cry.

Although Richard's evolution was stronger than his, his strength had not yet reached the point of utterly crushing him. He had the Energy Storage Rule at his side, along with his own complete Combat System.

Even if Richard was stronger than him, he could at most suppress him by a single level.

And perhaps he could use this opportunity to take another step forward.

High-pressure combat—especially high-pressure combat against creatures that had also undergone physique evolution—was the finest medicine for promoting evolution.

Seeing that Bai Jing's momentum was not weak, Richard once more turned into an invisible storm.

Bai Jing wanted to use Richard as medicine for evolution, but why would Richard not want to use Bai Jing to refine his own techniques?

Although Bai Jing was a Star River Mayfly, having reached the World Lord stage, their combat techniques had already transcended primitive bodily techniques.

Their mountain-like bodies, every movement they made, were a subtle coordination between flesh and energy.

Although certain specific techniques were limited by different bodies, the vast majority were universal; the only difference was their effectiveness.

During their earlier battle, Richard had already learned quite a few techniques, and he had put them into practice in that final strike.

He believed he could learn even more techniques and make them his own.

Thus, with hidden schemes in their hearts, the two began fighting once again.

Two invisible storms continuously collided in the air, producing muffled thunder-like booms. The battle looked exceedingly fierce. Yet because neither side had the resolve to fight to the death, this seemingly intense battle oddly resembled a performance.

Every move from both sides appeared immensely powerful, yet whenever it landed on the