The cyan light flashed past my eyes, "so fast"! Artoris was shocked when she saw the wind bullet passing by her. This was much faster than he expected. If he hadn't reacted in time to dodge, he would have been hit.
Of course, there was a reason why Artolis moved half a beat too slowly. Her original plan was to observe the first wave of attacks. Through this first shot, Artolis also quickly estimated the speed of the wind bombs. Although the speed is fast enough, it is not impossible to dodge.
The giant cylindrical instrument rotated, and with the help of the positioning instrument on the side, turquoise wind bombs were thrown out of the holes, like a torrential rain, all heading towards Artolis's position.
Seeing this, Atoris didn't dare to neglect, turned her feet, and quickly changed direction to dodge. As a result, as soon as he took a step, he was hit on the head. The power is not very strong, but it can be clearly felt. The instrument also stopped at the moment Artoris was hit.
"Seven seconds for the first time, you still need to work harder, student Grandpup!" Crowe, who was standing on top of the instrument at some point, said.
"Hmph, it's just that I didn't react in time. If I try it again, I will definitely be able to hold on long enough." Artolis replied unconvincingly, but even though she said so, Artolis felt very unhappy in her heart. At the end, because just now she discovered the incredible thing about this instrument.
In order to confirm her judgment, Artolis planned to test it again next time. "Mr. Crow, please start again!"
"Pay attention to the trajectory of the barrage, don't treat it as a simple machine." Crow said with a smile, as if he was watching a good show.
The training started again, and as the equipment began to operate, when the first cold light streaked across the void, Artolis rushed out in one stride. Artoris did this to confirm her judgment. Generally speaking, if she simply locks the target and then attacks, there will be no problem as long as her own speed is higher than the barrage speed.
The instrument locks onto its current position and then fires wind bombs. This would be too simple. As long as you move your position slightly, you can avoid the attack of the wind bomb. only……
"ah"! The dense wind bombs fell on Artoris, knocking her to the ground.
"Eight seconds, one second better than before." Crowe's voice that sounded like a smile but not a smile came from high up. Artoris raised her head, looked at Crowe's figure, and the corners of her mouth curved up.
Seeing Artoris's expression, Crowe was stunned for a moment, then laughed.
"I see, it seems you have discovered the problem."
"Mr. Crow, please continue." Artolis got up and said directly without answering Crow's words.
Through two trials, Artolis determined the starting speed, flight trajectory and another terrifying mechanism of the wind bomb. Artoris was also very surprised that this instrument could predict the route she would take!
Regardless of straight-line acceleration or temporary orbit changes, these movements are all calculated by the instrument. Artoris's calculated speed is used to predict, and wind bombs are launched in advance on all possible paths of her movement. In this way, no matter which way you dodge, you can be predicted first and then hit.
So how to avoid the instrument’s prediction? Artoris thought of two methods. One was speed. If you reached a fast enough speed, you could avoid the wind bullets. Even so, with Atoris's current speed, it is obviously not enough.
Then there is only the second method left. Artolis stared at the huge instrument, so is this instrument specially designed for the training of blade dancers? As soon as the idea came up, Artoris herself rejected it. As a cultivator, it is normal to release prejudgment attacks, but now the cultivator has been replaced by a calculation instrument. Therefore, it is not difficult to guess that it was the first generation of Blade Dancers who invented the Moon Step when faced with this situation.
It's hard to say normally, but whenever it comes to combat and skills, Artolis's mind will spin very fast, and she can think of so much in this short time. The instrument started running again, but this time Artolis didn't move first, and another blue light flashed. Artoris tiptoed and quickly swung backwards. In the next second, wind bombs hit the position where she was standing one after another.
"Three...two...one" silently muttered in her heart, Artoris stepped backwards, and her retreating body came to a standstill. At the same time, wind bombs chased and shot towards Artoris who stopped. When she heard several sounds behind her, the corners of Artolis's mouth curled up. Then he didn't stop, his body turned and fell in the other direction. The wind bullets kept flying towards Atoris, but they always missed by just a little bit and landed next to her. After rolling two and a half times, Artoris stepped on the moon step again, her body quickly slid back and she turned sideways, and the next second another wind bomb landed on her leg. .
All of this was seen by Crow above. Although he knew Artoris's plan, he did not expect that Artoris' adaptability could reach this level, which surprised him. .
But no, the skills learned in the Kelid Knights are not for nothing. Resilience, physical fitness and calm judgment are not easy to achieve quickly. The second method that Artoris knew was probably the ability that Crow wanted her to train, using the moon step to accelerate instantly to avoid the precise calculation of the instrument. Compared with instruments, people have something they don't have, and that is thinking!
The various changes in actions make it difficult for the instrument to predict the direction it wants to take. The anti-physics skill of Moon Step is this interference factor. To put it simply: don’t play your cards according to common sense.
Blade dancers, dancers who dance on the blades of fire!
"It's a brilliant idea, but it's a pity that your understanding is not deep enough." Crowe smiled and said to himself.
Not hearing Crowe's words, Artoris was concentrating on dealing with the situation in front of her. Several wind bombs passed by me and I almost got hit. While avoiding the wind bombs, I also had to predict the attacks of the instrument, which was very mentally draining.
The overwhelming wind and bullets blocked any path Artoris could take. She could see in six directions and listen in all directions. Even so, there was only a small area of shelter within a radius. A series of consecutive movements of stagnation, regression, and rollover made Artolis physically and mentally exhausted.
Finally, a wind bomb hit her, and Artolis sat down on the ground, covering her chest and gasping for air. I have never been so tired. In previous battles, I had to rush into it all at once, or I had to think of countermeasures before making preparations. It's really hard to get used to doing calculations and actions like this.
"Two minutes and forty seconds, very good. It has exceeded my expectations."
