“That’s odd. Number 12 is clearly stronger than Number 34. So, why hasn’t he won yet?” Aurora wondered as she watched the intense match in the battle ring.

“Because he’s holding back,” Alicia replied.

She narrowed her eyes and continued, ” Look closely at Number 34. His fighting style is ruthless and aggressive, as if he has nothing to lose.

“Even though Number 12 is stronger, he’s struggling. As the saying goes, Fortune favors the brave.’”

Everything changed when a match in the battle ring escalated into a fight for survival. In standard bouts, martial artists often held back. Winning was great, but losing wasn’t the end of the world. With that mindset, most wouldn’t risk their lives.

However, the stakes were clear in a fight for survival-victory or death. Hence, martial artists would give their all to win the match.

Number 34, Atlas, fully embraced this mindset, while Number 12, Miles, hesitated and didn’t unleash his full strength.

“At this rate, aren’t we going to lose our bet on Number 12?” Aurora frowned.

While betting was a casual pastime, nobody enjoyed losing, and she was no exception.

“It all depends on him,” Alicia said thoughtfully.

all before he runs out of energy, he has a good chance to win. But if

seems raw strength alone won’t suffice. He needs the courage to risk

battle ring cheered wildly as the fight

each blow as he

to fend off

confidence can significantly weaken their performance. As Miles’ confidence waned, Atlas’ dominance became increasingly overwhelming. He nearly pushed

best the Sword Union

taunted between attacks. “Your weak skills won’t save you. Surrender now if you want to live. Keep this

his relentless assault failed to secure a quick victory, Atlas resorted to verbal barbs to provoke Miles. Martial artist elders knew losing one’s cool could lead to fatal mistakes.

and deliver a decisive blow to defeat

a chance to live. Losing to me should be an honor for

as his mind was consumed by

moment, he finally lost his temper. Contrary to Atlas’ expectations, Miles didn’t lose his mind. Instead,

demeanor underwent

confronted him directly. If Atlas aimed for his head, Miles targeted his neck. If Atlas attacked his

as if he had nothing to lose. He was even prepared to

widened in shock. He

but his strategy backfired. He had triggered Miles’

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