I, Folyago, am the most devoted lover in Runeterra.

In the end, Foygo's whirlwind slash was slightly better, but it was also nearing its end.

The last remaining force of the gale was dodged by Elder Suma as he flipped over.

At this moment, Elder Suma's face was extremely pale.

No matter how hard he racked his brains, he couldn't understand why the other party was using the same Swift Wind Sword Technique as him!

No wonder, no wonder the opponent was able to dodge eighteen of his sword strikes in a row!

It turned out that the opponent's Swift Wind Sword Technique was superior to his, so he easily saw through his attack.

Elder Suma was somewhat distraught; he never expected things to turn out this way.

"you.........."

"Where did you learn the Gale Sword Technique...?"

Elder Suma asked in a bitter voice, looking somewhat lost and dejected at the moment.

He vaguely remembered that when his master taught him the Gale Sword Technique, he told him that this technique had been passed down to only one person for many years.

In his generation, Su Ma was his only successor.

Could it be that his master deceived him?

Su Ma was completely baffled.

Suma's question clearly reflected the doubts in the minds of everyone present.

Where did this swordsman, who wields the power of the wind, come from? (The last line appears to be a typo and can be left as is.)

Chapter 210, The More You Think About It, the More Outrageous It Gets

Because it was obvious to everyone that Elder Suma had lost...

Moreover, it was a complete defeat.

The scene before him was nothing short of "shock" for Elder Suma.

Elder Suma was filled with mixed emotions. He gazed at Foyego's face, hoping that the other party could give him an answer.

At this point, discussing victory or defeat is completely meaningless.

Now, Elder Suma only wants to clear up the doubts in his heart.

Faced with Elder Suma's question, Foygo simply tossed the short sword in his hand with great indifference.

Then, as if it had eyes, the short sword went straight back into its sheath at Foxy's waist.

This sword was borrowed.

Seeing this, Elder Suma's expression became even more complicated.

For a swordsman, a good sword is undoubtedly the most important thing.

Changing swords on the eve of battle, the length and style of the sword can have a great impact on the swordsman.

Even so, the opponent easily defeated Elder Suma's ultimate technique, and used the same skill.

This can only mean one thing: the opponent's swordsmanship completely overwhelmed Elder Suma.

The cruelest part is that the opponent is using the same swordsmanship as Elder Suma.

..........

"Your swordsmanship."

"It's acceptable. 407"

"This Gale Sword Technique is quite remarkable."

Instead of answering Elder Soma's question directly, Foygo first offered his critique.

If this had happened before, the group would have thought that Foygo was spouting nonsense and talking irrationally.

But now, everyone felt that this white-haired youth was becoming increasingly unfathomable.

"As for... where I learned the Gale Sword Technique..."

"Just consider this moment as it is."

Then, Foygo calmly spoke again.

Elder Suma never expected that the question he cared about most would receive such an answer.

"If you don't want to talk about it, that's fine, but why make fun of me..."

Elder Suma was taken aback at first, then smiled wryly again.

Nothing is more distressing than being defeated in your area of ​​expertise.

It wasn't just Elder Soma who didn't believe Foygo's words; apart from Foxy, no one else present was willing to believe them.

After all, this is just too far-fetched.

After watching it only once, one can perfectly replicate and perform this sword technique.

Naturally, no one could believe that such a thing could happen with time.

Seeing that Elder Suma did not believe him, Foygo did not explain further.

After all, it really doesn't make sense.

He couldn't very well tell Soma that he possessed demigod-level swordsmanship.

In Runeterra right now, if Folyegor's swordsmanship is second to none, probably no one would dare to claim to be first.

Soma and the others will never understand how terrifying swordsmanship at the "god" level is.

Having already ascended to the level of "god" in swordsmanship, Foygo was able to see through all the sword techniques of Runeterra at a glance. Soma's Gale Sword was naturally seen through by Foygo at a glance as well, and he used it at the same time.

It's as easy as a physics PhD solving an elementary school math problem.

Compared to Foygo's own demigod swordsmanship, Gale Swordsmanship is merely a minor skill.

If Foygo had wanted to, a single Whirlwind Slash would probably have sent Soma straight to meet Kindred.

Soma's use of swordsmanship against Feuergo is like using fire to burn Ornn or frost to freeze Ivania...

The result of doing this is simply that Ornn uses the flames like a hot spring, and Ivania uses the frost like air to breathe...

At the moment, Foygo, who has no intention of revealing his identity, naturally will not offer any further explanation.

Let Suma guess what's going on...

.........

Fóyego's demeanor made him seem even more enigmatic.

Even Master Kushuo and Elder Emma, ​​who were standing to the side, began to speculate in secret.

Soon, everyone began to imagine what Foygo's "identity" might be.

There is no doubt that the Windblade Swordsmanship originated from an ancient swordsmanship master in Ionia.

The Wind Sword Style has always been passed down in a single lineage in Ionia.

This is something that almost everyone in Ionia is well aware of.

Therefore, Master Kushuo and Elder Emma began to make the most "reasonable" speculation in their minds.

..............

In one generation, a successor of the Gale Swordsmanship left the island and wandered off, sowing the seeds of the Gale Swordsmanship in a corner of Runeterra.

Years later, this successor of the Gale Swordsmanship joined a mysterious cult.

By a stroke of luck, this successor came to visit Ionia as part of a delegation from another country.

If all of this is just a coincidence?

It certainly wasn't a coincidence.

It must be this "Successor of Gale" who has been wandering abroad, wanting to return to Ionia to see the land where Gale Swordsmanship originated.

Unexpectedly, as soon as they set foot on Ionia's soil, they encountered the true Windrunner.

In the darkness, two familiar energies began to collide.

Elder Suma, with his exceptional skill, could tolerate it, but the young Yasuo could not bear the fighting spirit that came from his "kindred spirits."

He actually lost his composure and went forward to provoke them.

This also explains why Yasuo acted so unwisely.

This is probably an arrangement from "fate".

(Fate, I'm not taking the blame for this?)

Or perhaps, this is guidance from the spirits of Ionia?

(Spirit of Ionia: Don't talk nonsense! I'm not taking the blame for this.)

All of these factors led to a contest between the two sides.

In the end, the out-of-town successor of Gale was more skilled and defeated Soma and his apprentice.