Yun Hexian actually possessed considerable combat experience; at the very least, after a month of being hunted by Chen Muye in the training grounds, his footwork had become fluid and unpredictable, and his experience with counterattacks was first-rate.
When Han Li drew his wooden sword and took the initiative to attack, Yun Hexian—aided by his [Agile Footwork] and combat experience—moved like a reed in the wind, seeming to effortlessly drift away from every strike.
Occasionally, when he found an opening, he would launch a counterattack. He rarely attacked head-on, but he was constant with his sneaky, cold strikes from the shadows.
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