Chapter 65 The battle for the valley (4)

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The opposing team was arrogant, but our team was silent.

Obviously, the Giants defeated Huang cleanly, and this result had a great impact on the morale of both sides.

The warriors of our tribe all looked at each other and without communicating with each other, they retreated consciously and did not stop until they reached the edge of the pasture.

After we retreated, the other party followed closely.

After losing the first duel, we lost not only our morale, but also the ownership of a large territory.

When we retreat, we are admitting defeat and retreating the new boundary to where we are now. If the other party is satisfied, they will no longer challenge, otherwise they can continue to ask for a duel.

But the opponent was obviously not satisfied and just captured a piece of grassland. A soldier quickly jumped out of the opponent's team and continued to challenge us.

Although this warrior (voiceover: let's call him "tall") is not as explosively powerful as a giant, he has a well-proportioned body and a proud temperament, and is obviously not an easy person. The most noticeable thing is that she is slender than ordinary warriors in terms of body length and joint length.

As usual, the opponent sent the second strongest warrior from their tribe. The giants that have won before cannot participate in the war again.

I decided to take the challenge, and before I came out, I looked at my broken leg. Broken Leg now knew that the stakes were high, so instead of arguing with me as Huang did, she consciously took a step back and made her attitude clear.

So, I easily jumped into the duel field and accepted the opponent's challenge.

When the tall man saw me entering the arena, he immediately put on a defensive posture. At this moment, the duel officially began.

I was also prepared, the first probing attack was very important.

A gifted warrior like a giant, you can tell at a glance that he is good at strength.

However, most warriors are not much different in appearance and have their own set of fighting methods, preferences or experiences. Only after one or several rounds of testing can a mature warrior grasp the opponent's characteristics, then give full play to his own strengths, attack the opponent's shortcomings, and slowly gain an advantage.

The tall girl seemed very arrogant, so while I was waiting carefully, trying to find patterns or flaws in her steps, she had already launched a test on me.

What I don't know is that maybe because the giant won the previous duel too easily, the tall man who claimed to be only slightly inferior to the giant thought that he would also easily defeat his opponent. Because according to convention, the opponent is only the second-ranked warrior, not as good as the previous chief warrior.

The tall one believes that she can also easily defeat the "Chief Warrior" Huang. In addition to his outstanding judgment, Huang is inferior in strength, speed, and agility.

Therefore, the tall one did not pay much attention to her trial attack. She thought that it would be easy to force her opponent to make a mistake, and then make her opponent unable to fight back.

All I saw was that the tall man was attacking me head-on.

Her ejection speed is extremely fast. Although she does not have the indomitable and invincible momentum of a giant, she cannot be underestimated.

But I am not Huang. Since I emerged from pupa, I have experienced dozens of duels, large and small. I have narrowly escaped death in wars with outsiders, and I have also encountered fierce insects such as mantises and bugs. But I either won or survived, relying on my strength.

In a blink of an eye, I have already judged that the opponent is faster than me. No matter which direction I choose to avoid, the opponent can use the speed to bully me, and then constantly suppress me, leaving me in a passive situation of being beaten.

The opponent's body is longer and his jaws are longer, so I am at a greater disadvantage in terms of attack range.

Therefore, I need to reverse the offensive and defensive momentum at the first opportunity and give the opponent an unforgettable lesson.

Thinking of this, I didn't dodge, but lowered my body and clung to the ground, spreading my six limbs in different directions, preparing to withstand the impact.

At the same time, I raised my head, ducked my tentacles back, and opened my jaw slightly.

Just when the tall one was wondering why I didn't dodge, she was about to jump in front of me, and her long jaws were about to grab my head.

My head whipped around, and my jaw hit her right below the head with a "snap" sound.

There was a blind spot in the field of vision. If she hadn't jumped up and condescended, and attacked arrogantly without probing, this fragile lower jaw wouldn't have been so easily hit by me.

The moment I hit her, the tall girl was whipped away. She was bound to get a test shot, but I quickly counterattacked and succeeded. The power of her jumping, the power of falling, and the power of my counterattack acted on her at the same time, causing her to suffer internal injuries immediately.

My body was well prepared and my six limbs dispersed the force to the ground in time, so I was fine.

Without hesitation, I immediately ran quickly to the place where the taller person fell, preparing to attack while she was in a bad condition.

The tall man obviously also realized that he was in a bad state after suffering a loss and was at his most vulnerable.

Therefore, even though her head was dizzy, she still instinctively jumped back, trying to put some distance between her and me, and then rest for a moment.

Naturally, I refused to let her leave easily and pursued her at full speed.

After the fight just now and the current chase, I have roughly figured out the strength comparison between myself and the other party.

In terms of strength, we are almost the same. The other party just suffered a disadvantage because he was in the air and had no way to draw on his strength, so he was knocked away by my blow. This is also a mistake that many warriors often make. They think that the jump attack is powerful and imposing, and the attack distance is also long, but they ignore its shortcomings.

In terms of speed, she is taller and has longer legs, so she has the advantage, but in terms of agility and reaction speed, I have the advantage.

However, my biggest strength is not my physical fitness. Even in our tribe, there are several warriors whose physical fitness exceeds mine. But the strongest combatants in the tribe are me, who has mediocre physical fitness, and Broken Leg, who is missing one leg.

In the final analysis, rich fighting experience and skills are the most important skills for a fighter. At this point, I am confident that I can suppress all the opponent's warriors, including giants and tall men.

The tall one retreated quickly. If it was a life and death battle, I might not be able to catch up with her.

But this was a duel, and she couldn't keep retreating to the team. That would be giving up.

Therefore, the tall man must constantly adjust his direction to ensure that he does not leave the reasonable duel area. And when she turned around, her speed dropped.

I had already anticipated this result, and kept chasing in the inner circle. No matter which direction the tall man in the outer circle fled, I only needed to move a shorter distance to enter the attack range.

Soon, the tall guy was caught up with me!