The situation of the other battle group didn't look nearly as good. Facing the joint siege of Liu Xuanji and Situ Maocai, Jue Liunian still appeared to handle it with ease, only suffering a few minor injuries, while his opponents were like enraged bulls provoked by him, bodies covered in wounds yet still mustering all their strength to launch charge after charge against this matador.
Pei Yan only watched for a moment before spotting the problem. If we're talking sheer strength, Liu Xuanji and Situ Maocai were definitely a notch below Jue Liunian, but not to the extent of being toyed with like this—at least in Pei Yan's eyes. The reason this situation had arisen was their poor coordination. Both of them were only aiming for rapid attacks on their own, which played right into the hands of Jue Liunian, who excelled at this style: using speed against speed, forcing the two into a frantic chase, unable to form any effective cooperation.
