The so-called 'one strong effort leads to exhaustion, and a third effort leaves one depleted'. The ability to take advantage of an opponent's weakness is a perfect description of the battle between Long Kongkong and the Disciplinary Priest.
After Long Kongkong blocked the Priest's first round of prepared onslaught, although the opponent attempted another outburst, a prepared Long Kongkong did not give him any chance. Using Shield of Fear and Sorrow, he was able to block his opponent's attacks consistently. His opponent could not break his defense, especially when receiving the emotional backlash from the Eternal Class shield.
The greatest problem brought about by the emotional backlash was the inability to continue attacks. With each attack on Long Kongkong, the opponent himself had to pause and rid himself of the emotional pressure. How could disjointed attacks ever break the defense of a Protection Knight wearing Adamantine Cathedra Battle Armor?
