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Chapter 1961: Chapter 1961: Shameless (6)
Despite Tuoda’s large and powerful stature, he was incredibly agile. When he saw the treasure sword coming, he quickly leaned back to dodge it, raised his hand with a clang, and used his hammer to deflect the sword...
On the arena, blades clashed fiercely back and forth, while the spectators held their breath, watching intently.
"Sis." Yu Qingge nervously grabbed Yang Ruxin’s wrist, "Brother-in-law will win, right?"
"Relax, your brother-in-law won’t lose." Yang Ruxin sighed helplessly, "My wrist is almost bruised from your grip."
Yu Qingge quickly let go, and sure enough, there were nail marks on the wrist.
"Sorry about that." Yu Qingge apologized with an awkward smile.
"Forget it." Yang Ruxin rolled her eyes.
At that moment, the crowd suddenly gasped. Tuoda’s hammer had struck near Gu Qingheng. Gu Qingheng blocked it with his treasure sword, but at that instant, he seemed to close his eyes briefly, and his body swayed.
In that moment, Tuoda suddenly leapt up and kicked Gu Qingheng in the stomach.
Gu Qingheng was immediately sent flying outward.
The people from Daxuan looked horrified, while the Yuan people smirked triumphantly.
As long as Gu Qingheng fell off the arena, he would have lost.
However, just when everyone thought Gu Qingheng had lost, he unexpectedly turned in mid-air. As he fell headfirst, he used his treasure sword to pierce the ground, leveraging the sword’s bending rebound force to propel himself back onto the arena.
Tuoda, feeling proud, didn’t expect his opponent to return and launch a direct kick at him. Hastily, Tuoda raised both hammers to defend himself.
Gu Qingheng stepped right on the hammer and flipped back onto the arena.
But Tuoda, forced back by his opponent’s strength, retreated several steps and was now at the very edge of the arena. Just as he stabilized himself, his opponent attacked again.
Tuoda was bewildered. Earlier in his attack, he had released a powder in Gu Qingheng’s face. The powder should have made him weak and even drowsy with just a small amount inhaled. Its effect would last long enough—about half a quarter of an hour—to defeat him without leaving any evidence.
But why did this powder seem ineffective on this Gu Qingheng?
However, there was no time on the arena for Tuoda to ponder this, because Gu Qingheng’s counterattacks were quick and nimble, leaving him feeling flustered.
Meanwhile, the spectators were thrilled; the reversal was simply impressive, and the soldiers began cheering loudly.
"You Yuan people really are so shameless." As the two sidestepped, Gu Qingheng sneered, "Resorting to poison and drugs, but I, the General, need nothing of the sort to make you kneel and beg for mercy." With that, he suddenly leapt into the air.
Tuoda, naturally unwilling to be outdone, swung his chain hammer, forming a protective web.
Yet Gu Qingheng seemed oblivious to the swirling chain hammer, twisting in the air and thrusting his treasure sword down at Tuoda’s head.
With a clang, everyone saw the chain hammer, which had been swirling, get entangled with the treasure sword. Before Tuoda could react, he was pulled up along with the iron chain in his hand.