Simultaneous travel: invincible from the beginning of the anime!

Chapter 867 The outcome is decided, and the lightning-fast sword draw slash reappears!
As mentioned before, the combat engine in Shangri-La performs attribute checks when moves collide, and then corrects the damage caused by attribute differences.

Sun Le knew very well that since Seiya still had almost half of his HP left, even if he had the advantage in this damage assessment, Seiya's HP would not be completely depleted.

However, if "Roarer" triggers an abnormal control effect, even a few short seconds would be enough for Seiya to kill him.

He overlooked the fact that Seiya's fighting style was different from theirs, yet he possessed the characteristics of each of them.

With combat instincts as sharp as his own, gaming skills no less than those of professional player Kanae, and finally, Panhilgon's calculation abilities.

Combining all the characteristics of the three of them, this is Wenren Seiya's fighting style.

Sun is now even starting to suspect that Seiya's initial display of enthusiasm and constant clashes with his moves were all a ploy to make him overlook the difference in their skill levels.

At the same time, it is also to continuously reduce one's own health in order to increase the chance of triggering "Roarer".

The time is ripe, so the opponent will launch a fatal attack, leaving no room for reaction!

So what can Sun Le do to turn things around?
It's very simple. The greater the difference in attribute values ​​during the attack collision, the more HP Seiya will lose when damage is adjusted later.

So what Sun needs to do now is very simple: improve his attributes as much as possible and try to send Seiya away completely in this exchange of blows!

Concerned about insufficient damage correction due to attribute differences, SunLe also brought out his last trump card.

The "crystal bullets" he fired using the "Radiant Scorpion Gauntlet" were not just a ranged attack method.

It can also extend and enlarge the fired crystal projectiles through vibration, thereby increasing the user's operating space.

Sun, who was activating this ability, turned the "crystal bullet" he had fired into a crystal pillar, which then pierced Seiya's back.

The damage caused by the crystal pillars was limited, but under the attack from both sides, Sun Raku didn't believe that Seiya's remaining HP would be able to withstand it.

When Bilak, who was watching from the sidelines, saw Sun use "Crystal Bullet" to launch a pincer attack on Seiya, he was quite surprised.

Because she had only recently given the "Radiant Scorpion Gauntlets" to Sun Le, and the other party hadn't even listened to her instructions on how to use the weapon.

In such a short time, Sun Le has actually been able to bring out the characteristics of "Radiant Scorpion Gauntlet" to this extent!

Based on this alone, Bilac had to admit that the other party was indeed someone who could be recognized by her father and Night Raid Lycaon.

"Are you trying to take me down in one fell swoop by using damage reduction?"
But Sun Le, don't forget, you're not the only one with a temporary attribute boost skill!

"Limit Breakthrough! Slaughterer!"

Sun uses "Bloodlust" and "Hand of Fate," the former increasing his attack and luck by consuming his own HP.

The latter's "Hand of Fate" increases its critical hit damage based on its own luck value.

These two skills combined, along with their inherent level advantage, can indeed wipe out Seiya in one fell swoop.

However, as a fellow daredevil possessor of the Fatal Soul, Seiya also has many skills for fighting with his back against the wall.

"Limit Break" is a desperate skill that completely consumes stamina to gain a temporary, all-around attribute boost. "Slayer" is a weapon skill of Seiya's other longsword, which stacks damage and is the ability he used to defeat the Gravekeeper, Vezaemon.

Despite not turning around, Seiya dodged the crystal pillar that shot towards his back in a rather bizarre manner, relying on his intuition and astonishing reflexes, and demonstrating excellent body coordination.

At the same time, Sun's arm armor, "Radiant Scorpion Hand," also arrived with a roar.

The instant the "Roarer" and the "Radiant Scorpion Hand" collided, a massive shockwave swept across the entire arena. Even Emul and his companions, who were originally standing at the edge of the arena, had to hold on tightly to the edge to avoid being blown away by the strong wind.

"What an amazing collision of deadly souls! They were almost blown away..."

"Who won? Was it Birdhead Bro, or that Seiya?"

Watching Seiya and Sun Raku clash on the field, Emre and Alanmis, who were watching the game, also craned their necks, wanting to see the final result.

Amidst the dust swirling in the arena, Sun Le's figure was the first to slide backwards out of the sand.

When Emre saw Sun Le appear, and his health bar was still quite healthy, Emre smiled and said, "That's great, Mr. Sun Le is alright. So, does that mean Mr. Sun Le defeated Mr. Seiya?"

"That's hard to say. Although Bird Head Bro survived, look at his current condition."

Upon hearing Birac's reminder, Emul noticed that Sun Le, who had emerged backward from the sandstorm, had several stars spinning above his head as a special effect.

This clearly indicates that Sun Le is currently in an abnormal state of dizziness!
Almost at the same time that Sun Le retreated from the sandstorm, another figure also rushed out of the sandstorm at an astonishing speed and directly approached Sun Le's location.

At this moment, Seiya's HP had dropped to almost nothing.

However, since the "Limit Break" skill effect is still active, the dash speed is quite astonishing!

Sun, who was in a state of dizziness, watched Seiya approaching him at high speed. His body wanted to react, but the dizziness made him unable to move at all.

As Seiya continued to approach, Sun Raku kept checking the three-second countdown to stun in the status bar.

Even though the crystal pillar didn't hit Seiya, Seiya was still left with a sliver of health.

What Sun felt fortunate amidst the misfortune was that Seiya's "Roarer" not only inflicted a "dizziness" abnormal effect on him, but also had a "knockback" effect.

Given the current situation, "repelling" them is undoubtedly advantageous, since the distance between them is such that it would take Seiya more than a second just to sprint.

In the remaining two seconds, even if he surrendered and waited to die, it would be impossible for Seiya to kill him with so much HP left...

Just when Sun thought the situation was settled and that the sparring would end as soon as his abnormal state disappeared, he discovered that Seiya, who had rushed in front of him, suddenly crouched down and made an Iaijutsu motion.

Upon seeing Seiya's pose, Sun's pupils contracted.

He remembered Seiya's action because in the final match of the recent game fighting tournament, Seiya controlled the game character "Ranzo," probably Sylvia's "Meteor"!

(End of this chapter)