Levi was in a state of flux, and how could Valut, who had teamed up with Joshua to deal with him, miss this great opportunity? The man in sunglasses, nicknamed Skinny Wolf, stomped his right foot on the ground and slid his body to Levi, his long-accumulating right hand clenched into a fist and slammed into him like a bow and arrow.

Lévy, who had just slapped Joshua away with his sword, was finally punished. Although he reacted quickly enough to raise his sword as a shield, he was unable to unload the incoming force because his body became inflexible. Although the dark golden sword was extremely strong, even the treasure of the hero king Gilgamesh could block it, so naturally it was impossible for a fist wearing fists and knuckles to do it. But just because the sword is okay doesn't mean that the person holding the sword is okay.

Levy, who hastily raised his hand to parry, couldn't resist the full force of the thin wolf's blow, and there was a sharp pain in his left wrist, and then he let go of the sword he was holding. The sword, which had been used as a shield, was struck into a long fly swatter by its fist, and it slammed into Levi's chest, sending him backwards and flying backwards.

Levi flew out vertically, unable to maintain his position. The sword also bounced high and rushed diagonally into the air. Because of Joshua's trick and not knowing anything, Levi's movements became very inflexible, and he couldn't adjust his position with his feet off the ground, and he had to plow a trench on the ground like a small humanoid tractor. And Joshua, who had stopped moving just now, also moved again, his speed was faster than Levi's bullet, and his black hair pulled out an afterimage in the air, and he was about to catch up with Levi who had not yet landed!

Seeing that Joshua's twin knives were about to slash at his body, Levi was unhurried and stared up at the sword that flew higher than himself, as if he didn't realize that his two legs were about to be gone. Then Joshua swung down his two short knives, and there was no familiar feeling of slashing at people's bodies, but it was as if they were usually wielding empty when he was practicing. Joshua immediately looked up, and sure enough, he saw Levi's shadow higher in the sky.

Whew, it's dangerous.

Levi let out a sigh of relief, but in fact he wasn't as thrilling as it seemed, except that his wrist was still a little sore now. What if your movements become sluggish? At first, he was stunned before he was successfully attacked, and then as long as he came back to his senses, could the ability to make people slow down his movements still affect the speed of his teleportation? As this proved impossible, Lévy teleported Joshua's two short knives and appeared in mid-air to catch his own longsword that sent the thin wolf flying. He didn't rush to the ground, but moved his body in mid-air. He found that his body seemed to be back again, his joints were flexible, and he waved his hand and twisted his neck, except for the pain in his wrist and chest that blocked the punch of the thin wolf.

It seems that Joshua's move lasted for a short time, and it couldn't sustain the negative effects for a long time. As a killer skill, that's pretty adequate. Killer is a profession that hides in the dark, sees the opportunity to hit with a single hit, and if it misses a hit, it will immediately flee. In this case, Joshua's ability to make people move sluggishly for a short period of time undoubtedly increased his success rate a lot. But if you put it on the battlefield in the open, and then use this trick after you have been exposed, it will surprise people at first at most, and if you fail to seize the opportunity to inflict fatal damage on the opponent, then it is not very useful.

If Levi hadn't faced Joshua and Valut at the same time, even if Joshua's move just now was sudden, he would have been able to use teleportation to dodge the subsequent pursuit in time. If you are suddenly attacked like this when you are fighting against the skinny wolf, it is quite unguardable.

Lévi regained his grip on his sword, and the negativity inflicted by Joshua's glaring on his body was almost completely removed. He fell back to the ground, his inner vigilance raised. Joshua's moment just now, did he have to match his eyes to get hit? Levi continued to deal with the pursuit of the two men, while recalling the scene just now. He wasn't quite sure if Joshua's ability was what he thought. It was only for a moment that he felt his body become sluggish, and then he saw the young man's amber eyes turn golden. Thinking about it this way, isn't it necessary for the two of them to look at each other, but that after his eyes activate their abilities, certain people or people in the area will be affected?

Thinking about a thing in the worst way is always good and not bad. Optimistic personality is important, but optimism and luck are not the same thing. Lévy is accustomed to taking into account everything that might give his opponent an advantage, so that he is prepared to face a strong opponent who is at the top of his game. Then at that time, the real situation is compared with what you expected, once it has decreased, the result can only be that the task is completed safer and easier, which is better than thinking that it is much better to find that it is not the case at all, and then it is much better to improvise.

Just like Joshua came out of nowhere just now, if it weren't for Levi's previous precautions against the two of them using magic or other special abilities, he might not even have time to lift his sword in a moment of surprise, and directly let the thin wolf's punch hit him in the face. If Levi's sword hadn't been lifted halfway by Levi's punch just now, according to the trajectory of the punch, Levi's jaw would have hit it in the end.

Although Levi rarely watches boxing and other combat matches. But he is also an expert in combat to a certain extent, and naturally knows very well which parts of the human body are critical, and being hit can cause serious injuries and even direct incapacitation. For example, the chin is a vital part that most people don't know about.

Most people think that the vital parts of the human body are simply divided into several places, such as the head and the heart, and although these parts are hit by enough damage attacks, they can achieve the effect of killing with one hit. But the head has a hard skull, and the heart also has ribs to protect it. Hitting a person's chin will cause a more serious concussion to the brain than a direct blow to the upper part of the head, and it can easily cause dizziness or even direct fainting. If Levi hadn't been prepared in advance and was hit in the jaw by Valut, then he probably wouldn't have been able to use teleportation to dodge Joshua's twin swords in time when he flew upside down, let alone think about how to retrieve his longsword as soon as possible.

Even if Levi has 'qi' everywhere in his body to strengthen his defense, his ** is far from the toughness that ordinary people can match, maybe he won't be knocked out by a punch, but he doesn't dare to say that he can still stay completely awake after accepting Valut's punch. Fortunately, he blocked it with his sword, which not only consumed the power of Valut's fist, but also changed the final landing point of his fist, which allowed him to save his legs. That's the good thing about preparing for the worst in advance, it's just that Levi has this experience, but he doesn't know if Kaguya will be as careful as he is.

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