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Chapter 486: Blocked at Both Ends

The spell should be well known to everyone in the local area, but it is also very rare.

No matter whether it was Sun Wei of the Plum Blossom Guard, or Shen Qingshuang who was able to communicate with the top-notch master Shen Qingluo, they all showed extremely surprised expressions when they saw Li Chengxi take action, but they all thought it was magic.

The reaction was like having heard of magic but never having seen it.

However, when applied to these people from southern Xinjiang, it should be considered as witchcraft.

Yang Yiyi felt very panicked.

There was no need to be afraid of a group of black-clad men with swords and knives, but Yang Yiyi had never seen witchcraft before...

In the past, Li Chengxi always came up with a solution at this time, and Yang Yiyi just had to be responsible for killing people.

But speaking of Li Chengxi, Yang Yiyi suddenly remembered that Li Chengxi once mentioned that as long as you use your inner strength to hit the spell, you can break it. But Li Chengxi only said this part and did not say how to deal with the spellcaster specifically.

So Yang Yiyi used the steel mace to smash the blood arrow that was shot at her, causing blood to fly everywhere, but she didn't dare to rush forward.

The witch on the opposite side seemed to be stubborn as well. When his blood arrow technique didn't work, he didn't even bother to switch to another one. He just waved his staff repeatedly, shooting out a row of blood arrows like a machine gun.

When two stubborn people collide with each other, it directly causes a blockage at both ends. It looks lively, but in fact it is a useless effort.

On one hand, I have to shoot a few holes in you with my blood arrows, and on the other hand, I only know how to use my steel mace to cast spells. If it's 1V1, I don't know how long they can keep doing this.

Fortunately, there were other people at the scene.

Yang Yiyi was using a steel mace to block the blood arrows that were shooting at her. At this moment, a man in black attacked her from the side and behind, swinging his knife at Yang Yiyi's neck.

Oh, that’s right, back to the part that Yang Yiyi is good at.

She turned lightly to avoid the blade, and used the force of the rotation to kick the knee of the man in black who was attacking her.

This operation is completely out of habit. As long as the opponent's mobility is destroyed, the rest is just a matter of adding a steel mace.

As a result, the man in black who launched the sneak attack slid to his knees in front of Yang Yiyi and was hit by the blood arrow shot by the witch.

The man in black trembled all over, and there were several big holes on his chest and abdomen caused by the blood arrow. Then he fell limply to the ground.

The witch accidentally injured his teammate and seemed to be shocked. Yang Yiyi was also quite frightened when she saw the power of the blood arrow.

Fortunately, I didn't use the Ultimate Vajra Skill to block it, otherwise I would have suffered some loss.

The witch stopped shooting blood arrows, so Yang Yiyi naturally had nothing to hit. This brief pause woke the two of them up from the stalemate of being blocked at both ends. It seemed that it was not going to work to counter the witch's moves.

The witch immediately waved his staff and jumped around, looking like he was performing a shaman dance.

Yang Yiyi took a quick step forward, as if she had finally figured it out.

As the saying goes, when shooting a man, shoot the horse first; when capturing a thief, capture the leader first. No matter whether it is witchcraft or not, just take the opportunity to go up and hit her with a mace and that's it.

The Yanbo Jiang Jue, running at full power, was as fast as a phantom, but Yang Yiyi did not dare to walk in a straight line as it was too easy to be predicted. She chose to go around from the side and kicked away two men in black who were fighting with the servants of Wujia Village.

Seeing that he was about to approach the witch from the left, it would only take a blink of an eye for the steel mace to hit the opponent's head.

But at this moment, the shaman finally completed the ritual and opened his five fingers towards Yang Yiyi.

The blood on the ground suddenly surged up, turning into a large fan-shaped blood wave, rushing straight to Yang Yiyi's face.

Li Chengxi said that if you use internal force to hit a spell, you can break it, but this statement is actually not accurate. Internal force does not restrain spells, after all, it is just a kind of energy.

To be precise, whether the spell can be broken depends on which of the two parties is stronger.

Facing the wave of blood surging towards her face, regardless of how powerful this thing was, Yang Yiyi exclaimed "Fuck" when she saw it.

A toad jumps on your feet, it doesn't bite you but it's disgusting.

Yang Yiyi had no intention of fighting hard at all. She simply used the Fish Leap Technique to jump up and successfully avoided the blood wave.

Yang Yiyi dodged it, and the wave of blood passed under her feet, pushing several servants of Wujiazhuang and the men in black to the wall like a bulldozer. There was a dull thud, which sounded very painful.

It is hard to say whether Yang Yiyi suddenly jumped up to dodge or not, but a person in mid-air has nowhere to gain leverage, which makes her a target and can easily be caught and knocked unconscious on the ground.

The witch did seize this opportunity. She turned her open hand over, palm facing up, and then put her five fingers together and clenched it into a fist.

As if in response to the witch's actions, seven or eight blood-red streams rose from the ground and strangled Yang Yiyi who fell from mid-air like giant pythons.

At this time, Yang Yiyi was concentrating on running her internal energy, using the skill of the Thousand-Jin Drop to try to descend quickly. Seeing several streams of water coming towards her, she hurriedly swung her steel mace.

This once again proved that Li Chengxi was right. No matter whether it was a blood arrow or blood that was strangling like a python, as long as the steel mace swept it, all would be dispersed.

This approach is actually the same as the way the warriors on Viola's side deal with spellcasters. Don't worry about how exaggerated the holy light effect of the spell is. Just use your strength to hit them first and talk later.

Some skilled warriors can use their Qi to launch precise attacks, and even status-based spells will be defeated.

Of course, in this situation, wizards will generally choose to explode completely. After all, it is just a clash of energies to see who can't bear it first.

Although there was no Li Chengxi's command, the continuous defeating spells gave Yang Yiyi a great boost of confidence. As soon as her feet touched the ground, she rushed forward with a quick step and started attacking with her hands.

Yang Yiyi's idea was very simple. Since the witch's spells were all long-range, I could get close to her and use a set of Flying Swords. I would definitely be able to beat the opponent to tears.

It sounds true. In most games, mages are fragile and can be killed with a combo of melee attacks.

But if Oldie were here, she would tell you that this is a serious misconception.

There is no distance that a mage is not good at. The most important thing for a mage is to freely control the rhythm of the battlefield.

Wuzhu is also a spellcaster, so the same rule applies.

Yang Yiyi raised the steel mace with full confidence and smashed it over. Just as the heavy steel mace was about to cut the witch's head in half, it suddenly seemed to hit something hard.

A layer of eggshell-shaped red shield blocked the steel mace. Yang Yiyi smashed it twice, and sparks exploded between the steel mace and the shield. The huge sound waves made people's ears itchy, but the opponent did not move at all.

The witch seemed to have an invincible cheat, and Yang Yiyi's attacks were like a drop in the ocean, with no effect at all.

The witch raised his hand and swung his staff, smashing the tip of the staff into Yang Yiyi's chest.

The speed was not fast, so it was easy for Yang Yiyi to avoid it.

But she couldn't see clearly just now because she was far away. Now that they were face to face, she noticed that there was a snake-like thing on the top of the witch's staff. When the staff hit her, the snake that was obviously carved out of wood seemed to come alive and opened its mouth to bite Yang Yiyi's neck.

This was completely unexpected, and the opponent's attack was suddenly extended even though the distance could have been avoided.

The snake head, which looked like ebony and had eyes glowing scarlet, nimbly bypassed Yang Yiyi's hands and hit her neck.

(End of this chapter)