Jiang Dali had once unleashed a powerful slash at Ling Hu Chong, yet Ling Hu Chong noticed the rain freely drifting through the air, unaffected by the overwhelming force of the blade.
Thus, inspired, Ling Hu Chong countered with a sword strike that resembled the autumn rain floating in the air, lingering and unceasing, strand by strand.
You may be strong, but I am like the gentle breeze sweeping over the hills; the bright moon illuminating the great river.
Consequently, Jiang Dali's Powerful Slash was broken by Ling Hu Chong's Breaking Blade Style.
Had Ling Hu Chong not countered after Jiang Dali's strike, that one sword would have pierced Jiang Dali's heart.
But because he had acted later, Jiang Dali's saber had threatened his sword arm, so under mutual threat, Ling Hu Chong, unwilling to lose an arm, and Jiang Dali, not wanting to be pierced by a sword, both retracted their moves.
Slower to act, this was also a weakness of Ling Hu Chong.
