Morimaru, who was standing some distance away from Ogata, still maintained his upper posture, tightening and loosening the fingers of the hands holding the knife, loosening and tightening again, secretly relaxing the muscles of his fingers and arms.

Just now, not only Ogata's extremely fast reaction speed surprised Morimaru, but the reaction force from the sword also made Morimaru feel stunned.

Morimaru relies on hearing sounds to determine the position and movements of others.

For him, it was just a piece of cake to hear whether someone drew a knife and which hand they used to grab it.

So just after Ogata pulled out the Taijitsu, Morimaru immediately sensed that Ogata had used the two-sword style.

He is worthy of being a swordsman of the Two-Sword style... his arm strength is truly admirable!

Trouble... that blow just now failed to defeat him...

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The blind man must be very anxious now.

Ogata thought to himself.

The longer this battle drags on, the better it is for me. Once my eyes adjust to the darkness, his only advantage is gone.

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When that warrior's eyes adapted to the darkness, that was the moment of my defeat. If we fought head-on, I had no chance of winning.

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The blind man will definitely want a quick victory. He should place his hopes on the next attack.

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Win quickly! Just use the next sword to defeat him!

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Ogata Morimaru: The next blow will be the one that determines the outcome!

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The two of them made the same judgment at the same moment and shouted the same words in their hearts.

Morimaru held his black sword high and approached Ogata at a leisurely pace with his self-created "silent pace".

While approaching Ogata, he listened carefully, listening to Ogata's breathing and the sound of wind caused by body movements, and confirmed Ogata's position.

Um?

It was okay if he didn't listen. Once he couldn't listen, Morimaru found that Ogata stood still and couldn't move.

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I’ve reached 5,000 words, but I can’t finish it anymore…

The author's manuscript was really lost due to a computer crash... The author's laptop was an old product bought in the first year of high school, or a pirated win7 system. My computer's Word does not have an automatic saving function... I wanted to go there on a whim today.

I took this notebook with me to the library for coding.

It’s really not just making up an excuse to be lazy. If I want to be lazy, I can openly express my desire to take a rest, so why bother making up an excuse?

People are so maliciously speculating on me, saying that I made up excuses to say that my computer crashed just to be lazy, which makes me a little sad QAQ... If I really wanted to be lazy, I would have just said that I was taking a day off today instead of writing this 5,000-word essay.
Chapter completed!