Elder Yang arrogantly said, "Seeing as you are a junior, I will let you have the first three moves. After those three moves, I will make my move." Having said that, Elder Yang held his head high, with a solemn expression, hands clasped behind his back, he assumed a profoundly inscrutable stance. To achieve a deterring effect, Elder Yang chose this rather haughty approach to keep his true capabilities a mystery to his opponent.
Watching the duel, Kuroto initially thought that Inoue, the top fighter under his command, would easily defeat the Patriarch of the Yang Family within the first three moves. However, two moves had already passed, and Inoue had unleashed his Killing Moves, with fierce momentum and surging battle strength. In contrast, Elder Yang, from beginning to end, kept his hands behind his back without counterattacking—simply dodging continuously. Most importantly, Elder Yang displayed an ease that seemed beyond reach.
