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Uvogin jumped out three or four meters, which wasn't very far, but it was enough to get out of Stone Free's firing range.

However, Stone Free's panel range is just a load of crap; Stone Free can easily perform the Stretch Punch.

Jon decisively had Stone Free launch a Stretch Punch directly at Uvogin's face, not caring about anything else. But the distance was too great to deliver an 'Ora' barrage; both speed and power were somewhat lacking.

Uvogin wasn't stupid; he had already suffered enough from the earlier 'Ora' punches.

"Damn it, Nobunaga, why are you stealing my prey? I'm definitely going to kill him!" Uvogin said through gritted teeth.

"Hai, hai, wakatta (I understand), but I can't help it." Nobunaga knew Uvogin's awkward personality; although grateful for Nobunaga's rescue, he still stubbornly expressed his displeasure.

As expected, Uvogin is such a tsundere!

Nobunaga was completely entangled by Silver Chariot, barely able to spare a bit of energy to talk to Uvogin. Dealing with a speed-type opponent like Silver Chariot required absolute focus; even a millisecond of relaxation could instantly end the battle.

A crisp 'ting, ting, ting, ting, ting, ting' sound rang out. Unlike the intense wind pressure from the fight with Uvogin, the battle with Nobunaga had no aftershocks. It lacked in spectacle, but the danger level was not reduced in the slightest.

Uvogin raised his foot, preparing to go and provide support, having already paid the price for his carelessness.

"Leave him to me; you go and watch out for that disappearing brat." Uvogin prepared to charge in and attack Jon. Nobunaga tacitly jumped back a distance, giving Uvogin room to maneuver. In fact, Uvogin's true combat power was superior to Jon's, but he was inexplicably drawn into Jon's rhythm, led around by the nose.

But Uvogin intended to use a strong offensive to bring Jon into his own rhythm. In terms of strength, Uvogin was still better than Jon, and with Uvogin's terrifying amount of Nen, he could exhaust Jon to death (Uvogin always believed that Stands were entirely driven by Nen abilities).

"What's going on!" Uvogin felt something pulling at his leg, as if his foot was glued in place.

That's right; Jon had used Crazy Diamond to bring out the Grey Tower. Now, the Grey Tower was basically useless; it was okay against Uvogin, but its destructive power was too low, only capable of surprise attacks. If they knew in advance, it would be impossible to cause any damage to Uvogin. Nobunaga's sword speed was extremely fast; Jon predicted that if he released the Grey Tower, there was an 80% chance it would be taken down by Nobunaga.

The Grey Tower's defense was very low; once it was hit, it would definitely be cut in half. According to the principle that damage to the Stand is reflected on the user, if the Grey Tower was cut, Jon wouldn't survive either. So, after the failed sneak attack, Jon decisively switched out the Grey Tower.

Just now, Jon had painstakingly restrained the urge to use Crazy Diamond. Jon wanted to simultaneously restrict the actions of Uvogin and Nobunaga, but he didn't want them to be too close; it would be more difficult to kill them if they were too close and able to support each other.

Now, the situation was that Uvogin couldn't reach Nobunaga, and Nobunaga couldn't reach Uvogin. Jon breathed a sigh of relief; Jon had relied on Epitaph's predictions and his control of the battle to create such a favorable environment.

But Jon didn't feel any joy; his aura didn't change at all. Perhaps it was because he practiced Ripple too much; he was no longer happy or sad about battles. Of course, the main reason was that he hadn't completely won yet.

This was the Hunter World; anything could happen with sudden reversals. Just half a minute ago, Uvogin had ambushed Jon with a Emission-type Nen bullet, and Jon was at a disadvantage. Only half a minute later, everything had changed; Jon had not only successfully reversed the situation but also trapped Nobunaga.

In movies, villains often gain a great advantage, possessing powerful strength, but each time, the protagonist relies on some opportunity, taking advantage of the villain's arrogance when victory is near to achieve a desperate comeback.

There are very few such villains in the Hunter World. Under normal circumstances, villains won't give you a chance to 'BB' (chat); they'll directly kill their opponents. They are more willing to stand on their opponent's corpse, laughing heartily or dancing.

Jon was the same; Jon also adhered to the principle of never becoming complacent before his opponent breathed their last.

What single combat, what face-to-face duels? Jon would never have such dirty and boring thoughts, like rat droppings in a toilet. Jon had never received an education in chivalry; as long as he could kill his opponent without harming innocents, Jon didn't shy away from any means, such as poisoning or assassination.

Achieve victory, and then control everything. This was what Jon was pursuing.

Jon wouldn't give Uvogin and Nobunaga a chance to react, wouldn't let them guess the essence of his ability, wouldn't wait for them to come up with countermeasures.

Whether it was Uvogin or Nobunaga, getting close to them was very dangerous. Jon's Crazy Diamond had fixed Uvogin and Nobunaga's feet to the ground. But their hands could still move; whether it was Uvogin's fist or Nobunaga's slash, Jon didn't dare to take them head-on.

Nobunaga was also very uncomfortable; Jon's Nen was very immature, and the amount was very small, but he didn't expect to kick a steel plate. Which Nen user has as many endless abilities as Jon?

If he had known, he would have prepared a heavy sniper rifle. Now, Jon didn't dare to get too close to Uvogin and Nobunaga.

Hey, hey, hey, your fist is glowing, what are you hiding? Do you think I'm stupid, Uvogin? If I go over, I'll be hammered into mincemeat, right?

Unfortunately, Emperor and Sex Pistols' destructive power was insufficient; only an A-level destructive power could cause effective damage to a tank-type player like Uvogin.

Perhaps only armor-piercing bullets would work.

Wait, bullets, Jon thought of something.

The power of ordinary bullets was not enough to penetrate Uvogin's defense, but I can add a buff to the bullets.

Crazy Diamond's attack power was also very strong; Crazy Diamond could easily increase the power of the bullets.

Jon didn't have a gun on him, but fortunately, he still had a few throwing knives. He immediately took out the remaining throwing knife and fixed it in the air with Crazy Diamond.

"King Crimson, erase time from now on."

The surrounding environment turned gray again. Uvogin and Nobunaga didn't move, poised to strike at any moment to kill Jon if he approached them.

During the skipped time, he used Stone Free and King Crimson to frantically output power to the handle of the throwing knife.

Using King Crimson to erase time was to prevent Uvogin and Nobunaga from interfering with the acceleration process.

This wasn't like the bullet fired with just a finger tap in the original work; this bullet was simultaneously enchanted with Stone Free and King Crimson, both with A-level destructive power. The kinetic energy attached to the throwing knife now was terrifyingly large; it could even penetrate a tank.

When the five seconds of time erase ended, the throwing knife was launched, and no one could stop it.

"Wryyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy, shine, Uvogin!"

Everything around returned to color.

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