The two boys fought with fierce intensity, driven by their boiling blood, acting without regard when anger reached its peak, intent on taking down the person in front of them who ignited their fury, regardless of the consequences.
However, Xu Ke toyed with them as if teasing two mice, capable of subduing them in a few moves but choosing instead to play along, dodging every incoming blade just in time, making them feel the frustration of unattainable victory.
One side acts on impulse alone, while the other thrives on mockery. When these two groups clash, the fight starts off intensely and perilously, yet as it drags on, even a fool can sense something amiss. The former group, though initially enraged, finds their impulsiveness replaced by a growing fear of the opponent's superior strength.
Sweat began to appear on the faces of the two boys. They wanted to stop, but ending it was no longer within their control.
