Chapter 1265: Chapter 389 Space System Card Master_3 Chapter 1265: Chapter 389 Space System Card Master_3 However, that was only a slight surprise.
Watching the fist, wrapped in strange gravitational ripples, attack her, there was only a scornful and disdainful sneer in the eyes of the white-robed woman.
She certainly knew that the punch could hurt a Seventh-Order Dragonkin, and killing her would be a matter of one punch as well.
But, you have to actually hit your target for that to work!
In the blink of an eye, Leonard Churchill’s punch landed on the woman’s chest before she could dodge.
With a “bang,” the fist, because of its rapid penetration through the air, exploded in the atmosphere like a cannon firing, creating a visible radial Air Explosion.
Normally, taking such a punch, a Sixth Order card master of the caster system would be gravely wounded, if not dead.
However, Leonard Churchill’s expression suddenly changed: “No! It’s… Spatial Layering!”
His fist had already been thrown, as if hitting the air, without a solid target to absorb the force.
He imdiately understood what had just happened in that instant, the distance between his fist and the woman was not one centiter, but more than ten ters!
There was only a cold sneer in the eyes of the white-robed woman.
Clearly this punch, so close at hand, did not harm her in the slightest. On the contrary, with her target right in front of her, the cards in her hand quietly dissipated: “Arcane·Spatial Folding Mirror!”
At the sa ti, Leonard Churchill felt a chilling death threat making his hair stand on end. As soon as he realized sothing was amiss, he decisively used the repulsion force of the “Air” on his body’s surface to extract himself from his current position to the extre.
At almost the sa mont, he saw a Space Rift slide past his nose, and then on his thigh, which had not yet managed to retreat, as easily as a flying knife slicing through soft mud, a large chunk of flesh was smoothly cut away.
In that instant, Leonard Churchill watched in slow motion as the flesh of his thigh burst open.
The injury to his thigh was severe, but his heart was filled with relief.
If he had not reacted in ti just now, that slash of Space Rift would have been enough to split his head in two.
With another “snap” of stepping into empty space, Leonard Churchill was now ten ters away.
The runes on his gloves lit up with a green glow, and the injury on his thigh healed in the blink of an eye.
If it weren’t for the Black Demon, such a wound could not have healed so quickly.
He looked at the white-robed woman in front of him, his eyes grave.
It was the first ti Leonard Churchill felt such a strong threat of death from a card master of the sa tier.
…
Across from him, the white-robed woman looked thoughtfully at Leonard Churchill’s quickly healing thigh wound, “How did this guy detect it?”
She had already observed such healing abilities before, proving to be difficult to deal with.
But what was more astonishing was the sharpness of her opponent.
Just now, that guy actually anticipated the location where she would cast her Spell, forcing her to place the curse vertically. Otherwise, if she had tried a horizontal cut, it would have left him missing limbs even if it didn’t kill him.
No wonder he could fight on par with her teammates.
Both sides observed each other for a mont and then launched their attacks.
With several “snaps” of stepping into empty space, Leonard Churchill’s figure had once again vanished from where he had been.
Facing a Dragon-blooded Card Master who had mastered Spatial Displacent Ability, escape was certainly impossible.
Only one of the two combatants could survive!
And just like facing a Gunman, the farther the distance, the more it falls within the enemy’s striking range.
The only option was to engage in close combat!
The closer the distance, the less the opponent was able to utilize their unique ability.
Leonard Churchill knew his only chance was to use his rapid displacent ability to see if he could seize an opening.
To him, the woman seed as fragile as a glass bottle—if only he could get one chance to strike, his opponent would be dead!
…
“Bang!”
“Bang!”
“Bang!”
“…”
The air exploded with sound after sound, as Leonard Churchill’s attacks fell like raindrops in rapid succession.
Fists flew everywhere, mixed with dozens of high-speed rotating flying knives.
Leonard Churchill could be said to have exhausted all his ans, but whether it was lee or ranged attacks, none could even scratch the enemy.
The white-robed woman, with a hand of “Spatial Layering,” nearly blocked all attacks.
And occasionally, when she truly felt threatened, a slight Spatial Flash to leave her original spot was all she needed to dodge all of Leonard Churchill’s attacks.
This ability made it impossible for Leonard Churchill to even touch her.
On the other hand, the white-robed woman’s offensive thods filled Leonard Churchill’s situation with danger.
“Dinsional Hunter,” “Spatial Storm,” “Folding Mirror,” “Void Dragon Scale Rain”…
Spatial Curse Techniques were highly concealed, and those who did not understand the Space Law did not even have the chance to see them coming.
They were utterly unpredictable.
If it were not for Leonard Churchill’s current drastic increase in affinity with space, allowing him to sense so spatial fluctuations the mont the opponent cast a Spell, he would have already died countless tis.
The Space Law, a High-level Law, almost countered all professions, absolutely unreasonable.
It was the first ti Leonard Churchill experienced what it was like to be completely suppressed in combat.
However, since he had not died, his extrely high Enlightennt and understanding allowed him to gradually see so details: “Such strong Spell penetration… It must be the boost from that Relic.”
Normally, even a Spatial Spell intending to break through his Tyrant Body would have its effects greatly diminished by his law of the sa tier.
But not for this woman.
She used the strength of a Sixth Tier to produce the Spell penetration effects of the Seventh Rank.
There was only one possibility, she was utilizing so kind of spatial artifact.
…
In battle, opponents observe each other.
It wasn’t just Leonard Churchill observing the enemy.
The white-robed woman was also observing him.
As ti passed, the white-robed woman also realized the depth of Leonard Churchill’s proficiency in the Space Law.
“So you understand the Space Law, no wonder…”
Only then did she understand how Leonard Churchill was able to escape from the Rune Stone.
However, the challenging nature of Leonard Churchill was more than just that.
Gradually, the disdain on the face of the white-robed woman also faded away.
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