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Bang!
Cling! Cling! Cling!
The exchange between Duke Bellion and Vladimir continued to intensify as time passed. And alongside the rapidly growing intensity, the sword techniques that the two were using continuously evolved into high-ranking swordsmanship.
Shin, who had seen quite a number of sword techniques, couldn't help but become amazed at the two. He even put himself in the shows of the two, trying to see what he could do if they were facing their sword techniques.
He later realized that he would be having a hard time facing them even if he used his Yin-Yang Swordsmanship.
As the battle progressed, Shin noticed that Duke Bellion was slowly getting the upper hand. He was gradually familiarized with the ever-changing tempo of his opponent's attacks. His counterattacks were also getting on point, targeting the small gap between Vladimir's series of attacks.
