347 Yale VS Ronragruk (1/2)

Yale didn't lose any time and started his attacks towards Ronragruk. Although Yale wasn't expecting to beat Ronragruk, at least he wanted to use the battle to make a breakthrough in his swordsmanship as it wasn't easy finding a chance to battle against a Law Master to fulfill the conditions told by the system.

Ronragruk was obviously a bit lazy while battling as he was just using his claws and tail to block Yale's attacks and didn't use any Law while battling, which would have been a great advantage.

After all, the battle wasn't due to some life and death grudge and given their difference in power, Ronragruk felt that it would be too much bullying using his Laws against Yale.

However, even battling just with his body, he still had the absolute advantage in the battle because a body of a divine beast who had become a Law Master was already stronger than a normal Law Master and far stronger than someone at the Grandmaster Rank.

Yale knew that Ronragruk wasn't battling seriously, but he was already feeling a lot of pressure battling in that way, so he guessed that he wouldn't be able to battle if Ronragruk decided to go all out in the battle. The gap between a Grandmaster Rank expert and a Law Master was too huge.

In less than a minute since the battle started, Yale had already summoned thousands of swords to attack Ronragruk. Although the profoundness using them couldn't be compared with the one that he had while just using the Space-time Judgment Sword, it was still a good way to increase the number of attacks.

After all, it didn't matter the attack if it didn't hit the target, so Yale decided to rely on the numbers to look for an opening.

Yale's group was looking at that battle seriously because none of them had the guts to battle against a Law Master divine beast even if they had the chance.

Lar just looked helpless to Yale because she wasn't even able to endure battling against Yale, so against someone who was even putting Yale at a disadvantage, she didn't have any chance for the time being. Of course, she felt confident in beating any law Master after recovering all her power, but she still needed more time.

Shirk was just feeling amazed by the battle because although Yale's power was lower, his battle senses were still top class, and Yale was managing to drag on the battle relying on tactics. The same applied to Nurvey who was hugging Wyba since Yale started the spar against Lar. However, it was more difficult to detect Nurvey's emotion on her face.

Not even Swordmad and Sebe felt that they would be able to last a minute in front of Ronragruk even if Ronragruk restrained himself to use only his body like he was doing against Yale.

Both were stronger than Yale in terms of pure strength because they were at the Sage Rank, but their difference wasn't that great either. However, neither of them could fly as skillfully as Yale nor change strategies so quickly in real time.

After all, Yale could fly naturally while Sebe and Swordmad needed to rely on their Sage Rank to do it, and there was a qualitative difference that was very important in a match against someone as strong as Ronragruk who in addition, could also fly naturally with his wings.

Moreover, Yale's experience might still be lower than Swordmad's due to their huge difference of the number of battles in their lives, but when battling, Yale could rely on some of his past life's battling experiences which were far more valuable than Swordmad's experiences.

The members of the Dragon Race were also quite shocked seeing Yale's performance. Without counting Ronragruk who was a divine dragon, the Dragon Race tribe had three Law Masters who were the chief and the two great elders of the tribe, but even those three needed to admit that they wouldn't have been able to battle as smoothly as Yale against Ronragruk even though they didn't doubt that Yale would lose.

They were Law Masters and had lived for an extremely long time, but they hadn't ventured too much outside their tribe, so their battle experience was far lacking compared to Ronragruk who liked to sneak out with his human form to travel each time he told them that he was entering into seclusion for training.

Moreover, the innate fear and respect that the members of the Dragon Race felt for Ronragruk complicated the things even more for them in case they tried to battle against him.

”As expected of someone who the boss treats with respect, he isn't ordinary.”

The chief of the Dragon Race was serious while looking at that battle, but he couldn't avoid muttering seeing the everchanging sequence of attacks of Yale, who managed to remain battling for already more than five minutes.

Moreover, there was something that everyone noticed, Yale was only using his swordsmanship in that battle.