218 Hit’s improved Time Skip (2/2)

Hit dispersed the copies and skipped through time and instantly arrived right next to Broly. Hit's kick landed directly on Broly's unprotected chest, but Broly wasn't sent flying.

Broly gritted his teeth as he stayed put with his legs deeply pierced in the ground.

He quickly grabbed Hit's leg and pulled it towards him but Hit quickly skipped time again appearing behind Broly.

Unfortunately, Broly seemed to have predicted this as he already jumped up, spun around and aimed at Hit's head with a tornado kick.

Hit tilted his head and was only slightly grazed. As he retreated a long red line on the side of his face appeared and blood was flowing out.

Hit frowned as he wiped away the blood. Every warriors' vitality from the contestant was high and could easily stop a small wound like this from bleeding excessively.

Hit again put up both his hands. He suddenly disappeared again and Broly prepared for the incoming attack.

Broly couldn't tell from where the attacks came from, so for him too it seemed to be instantaneously.

There were only a few centimeters before the attack landed for Broly to use in trying to defend against it. If he couldn't then at least trade with it!

This was how he decided to fight against Hit. Of course, he could use his illusion to distract Hit for a moment or even make him completely dazed, but this would be too boring.

Besides he still had several surprises left. He was confident that he would even win without using his soul.

In fact, his power now was a lot weaker than in their previous fight. Even Hit could barely tell the difference as Broly's reacting speed was abnormal.

Hit had contributed it to Broly's increase in strength and speed as he couldn't sense if Broly used his soul or not.

When Broly was emerged in god ki and had yet to completely internalize his ki, his body was heavy and therefore moved too slow to react to the attacks of the robot accordingly.

He couldn't just rely on his reaction speed through his 5 senses to intercept the attacks as he would still be hit, especially after Whis had increased the numbers of robots.

So, how did he dodge the attacks later on if he didn't rely on the normal 5 senses? He predicted the attacks and trained himself to sense the danger that would be coming.

Yes, it wasn't much, but he was able to have a small success in Ultra Instinct! Even if Hit's attack were almost instantaneously, he was still able to barely dodge and block the attacks.

Obviously, it was far from the full potential of Ultra Instinct as shown by Goku against Jiren, however, it still gave him a major advantage.

Although Hit didn't know of this and assumed that it had to do with this weird power boost that Broly had shown him in the previous fight, this didn't mean everyone was overlooking this.

Whis smiled as he observed Broly's movement, while Beerus had doubts in his eyes. He didn't dare come to the conclusion that Broly was able to grasp something from this mysterious realm.

Champa was oblivious as he screamed at Hit to finish Broly off, after all it seemed that Broly was under a lot of pressure.

Vados on the other hand was frowning deeply. Her strength and knowledge were at least on par with Whis, so she could tell something was off.

It didn't take long before her thoughts were coming to that conclusion. Her eyes widened before she looked at Whis, who gave her a calm smile.

She instantly understood from Whis' smile that it really was what she had thought.

She gritted her teeth as she continued to watch the fight. 'I should have forced him to become a candidate to become the god of destruction of my universe!'

Although she felt regret, her expression quickly relaxed again, so no one was able to see what she was thinking.

Champa, of course, was too focused on the fight as to notice the change of his attendant's face.

Hit had already tried several distractions to get some hits on Broly, however if it wasn't instantaneously, it would only help Broly to counterattack. Hit now resorted to one of his trump cards.

It was something to counterattack someone, who could see where he would emerge and finish him off in a second. In fact, it was just an improved version of the time skip method he used the whole time up to now.