Han Hong was not an arrogant person.
As a Pure-blooded Golden Roar, he was highly valued by the powerful experts of his race. Whether it was developing his strength or exercising caution when facing enemies, he had honed both to perfection.
At the very least, the Golden Roar Race had taught him everything they could.
So, even though he was facing Han Yu—a worthless mutt he despised from the bottom of his heart—Han Hong still treated the situation seriously out of habit.
He had said he would grant Han Yu three moves, but that didn't mean Han Hong would let down his guard.
In fact, Han Hong was only doing this to give face to Han Yu's father; after all, the man was the Clan Leader.
Han Yu had initiated the challenge, and he himself had granted him three moves.
Under these circumstances, if Han Yu were to die at his hands, even the Clan Leader would surely have nothing to say.
Moreover, Han Yu would be posthumously branded with the crime of harming a fellow clansman.
