The blue-haired man frowned. This battle had been going on for a long time, but Lu Yin still had not fainted yet. Something was wrong.1

As the duel with Lu Yin continued, the Chiliagonist’s confidence of winning grew weaker and weaker. He had discovered that no matter how hard he pulled, he could not pull Lu Yin's consciousness away. While Lu Yin looked like he might faint at any time, he was just dealing with fits of dizziness. In reality, Lu Yin’s consciousness was not tough enough to not be moved, but any time it shifted, he would return it back to where it was, like a fish swimming against the current.2

Gradually, the Chiliagonist realized that something was wrong. Is he baiting me?3

This was quite accurate, as Lu Yin was baiting the Chiliagonist like a fish in this duel of consciousness.0

How could Lu Yin’s control of his consciousness compare to the Chiliagonist’s? Lu Yin’s only advantage was his stability, but he also needed to draw the Chiliagonist into continuing his attacks if he wanted to devour the other man.0

Just as there were limits to a human’s physical strength, the same was true of consciousness.0

After attacking Lu Yin so many times, the Chiliagonist would eventually tire. He had underestimated Lu Yin.0

Fishing was a very interesting activity. It was not possible to simply catch something and pull it in; rather, certain skills were needed. While Lu...2