Unleash the teleportation ability of the system, as well as apples and throwing knives!

The former is beware, the threat is acceptable, and the latter can ignore the characteristics of the shield of the guardian, just pay attention to it, and it can also reduce the threat.

However, when you use both at the same time, it can get quite tricky.

If you are not careful, you may be fatally injured.

Fortunately, he raised his arm in time to block it, and fortunately, the injured position was his left arm.

If the right arm is injured, the power of the chain will be greatly reduced.

Seeing Kurolo rushing over, Kurapika instantly understood the other party's plan.

It's nothing more than that he doesn't want him to use the healing chain to heal the penetrating wound on his left arm, and take advantage of the victory to chase and kill himself.

"The fact that the book has not turned the page and is undone shows that those two abilities are still there,"

Kurapika quickly glanced around, looking for anything she could use.

It is located directly in front of the gate of the cemetery building and is built like a small square.

Closer is the parking lot, and farther away, there is a green area with a grove.

In both places, teleportation is suppressed.

It's just that it's really hard to say whether it can successfully transfer the battle circle.

His gaze froze on the rushing Kurolo.

"Until then, what can be used ......"

The corner of Kurapika's eyes was still blood-red.

That is, real blood.

Kurolo's rushing body suddenly disappeared in place, and the next second, it appeared on the right side of Kurapika.

While Kurapika waved her arms and prepared for defense, Kurolo used her ability and disappeared in place.

His real target is the left side of Kurapika.

Because, Kurapika's left arm is injured, and her defense will also be greatly weakened.

Crash!

Kurapika was prepared, driving the chains around his body, blowing a cyclone that temporarily forced Kurolo back.

Kurapika then made a gesture to heal her left arm with the Chain of Healing, only to see Kurolo leaning over again.

One person defends, one person attacks.

The two sides come and go, and they don't give in to each other.

After a stalemate lasted for more than three minutes, Kurapika had no chance to heal his left arm, and Kurolo didn't succeed again.

"Twice. ”

Kurapika maintained her defensive position while silently reciting a number in her mind.

In the stalemate, the left arm could not be treated, and the bleeding could only be barely stopped, and Culolo had two chances to get the apple printed, but he gave up.

Why give up?

Kurapika remembered that Kurolo had closed his eyes before throwing the knife for the first time, and paused for about two seconds.

If that's a limitation of ability, then there will be enough time to heal the injury to his left arm before Kurolo successfully prints the apple and throws the second throwing knife.

As a result, Kurolo gave up two chances to print the apple, as neither of those chances could result in fatal injuries.

Giving up on this alone is still not enough to convince you.

If I were Kurolo, there would be no need to pass up the opportunity to print the pattern.

Even if the printed part is not fatal, as long as the ability is not activated, the apple pattern can be printed continuously during the fight.

When the apple pattern has accumulated enough, release the throwing knife at once to form a lore effect!

But Kurolo didn't do that, and even if he didn't print the apple pattern, he could still look for an opportunity to attack, but Kurolo was like an iron heart, and he only wanted to print the apple pattern.

Consider Kurolo's motivation for doing this, and take into account your own healing abilities.

In the end, the conclusion that can be drawn is constraints.

1: Close your eyes and pause for about two seconds.

2: Only one throwing knife can be fired at a time.

3: You can only set up to one apple pattern.

4: Zero-distance touch is required to set the apple pattern.

5: When setting the apple pattern, it cannot cause damage on the spot, so you can ignore the target's telekinesis defense and leave the pattern.

It's not certain that every restriction guessed is correct, but the ability to deal damage directly by ignoring defenses requires a number of harsh constraints to support it.

Without more than three kinds of conditioning, there would not be that terrible ability effect.

Therefore, out of the five constraints, pick one, or even two, that would fit into Kurolo's option of giving up the manual machine.

That's 2 and 3!

Then, in order to break the threat of this ability, in the next roundabout, there is no need to dodge, but take the initiative to lean over and let Kurolo print the apple pattern.

After making some plans, Kurapika's movements are significantly lighter.

After several rounds of fighting, Kurapika seized an opportunity to wrap the injured left arm with a chain that was unable to exert force, and then drove the palm of his left hand to the door and let Kurolo touch it.

A blood-red apple pattern was printed on Kurapika's left palm.

A flash of surprise flashed in Kurolo's eyes, but he suddenly retreated and took the initiative to pull away to a safe distance.

He looked at Kurapika with interest and asked, "Have you ever considered the risk of making a mistake?"

Kurapika said coldly: "You have revealed the points, so I won't make a mistake." ”

"Yes......" Kurolo said seriously, undeniable, "very good confidence." ”

As soon as the words fell, he raised his left hand, and in the midst of his mental power, he embodied a flying knife, closed his eyes and sighed, "This is a very troublesome ability to use, but it is very interesting. ”

"As long as the apple pattern is left on the target, even if it is hundreds of thousands of kilometers away, if you throw it at will like this, the flying knife can cross this distance, ignore any means of defense, and accurately hit the apple pattern. ”

Kurolo said, letting go of his palm and letting the knife fall to the ground.

However, the flying knife defied the principle of gravity, and forced a "L" trajectory, and generated potential energy on its own, flying towards Kurapika's left palm.

Kurapika looked calm, and when Kurolo closed his eyes, he had already healed the piercing wound on his left arm with the Chain of Healing, and then the knife pierced through his left palm before disappearing.

The Chain of Healing quickly climbed up to the palm of his left hand, healing the second penetrating wound.

Instead of stopping Kurapika, Kurolo flipped through the book and picked the next ability.

The shortcomings of [Blindfolded Flying Knife] have been discovered by Kurapika, and the healing ability of Kurapika is too strong, so there is no reason to continue using it.

The most demanding constraint of this ability is that the relationship between the [performer] and the "assistant" cannot be destroyed during the preparation process, and the performance from the beginning to the end is like a planned script.

Therefore, when Kulolo uses this ability, he can only damage Kurapika by shooting apples with throwing knives.

In other words, when Kurapika took the initiative to imprint an apple pattern on the palm of his left hand, the lethality of this ability was suppressed to a minimum.

If Kurapika is aware of the limitations of this ability, when the apple pattern is printed on the palm of his left hand, the first thing he will think about will not be healing, but will launch an onslaught on Kurolo.

Because, Kulolo can't hurt him until he completes the [Flying Knife Performance].

In that case, he could have killed Kurolo without any worries.

In order to avoid this potential risk, Kurolo did not stop Kurapika's healing behavior, but insisted on completing the throwing knife performance, and then decisively withdrew the ability.

In fact, after the success of the first throwing knife performance, it is time to remove the ability.

But in that case, it will also create a gap for Kurapika to heal her left arm.

In the end, it's because the healing power is so effective.