But Kun Sha was tightly entangled by Jian Jia. Jian Jia's strength and speed were slightly inferior to Kun Sha's, and his skills were not as good either. The sustainability of A-level skills was far less than that of S-level.
Moreover, using four A-level skills simultaneously made the sustainability even worse.
But so what? As long as he could hold Kun Sha off for a while longer, until the others dealt with Shale, Pa Shan, and Li Xiu, no matter how formidable Kun Sha was, could he possibly take on all eleven of them alone?
Jian Jia was like a cunning hyena, strategically tangling Kun Sha.
When Kun Sha attacked fiercely, he retreated; when Kun Sha retreated, he tangled up again. Kun Sha couldn't resolve him quickly.
After all, Kun Sha was not a professional Trial Taker; he participated in trials only to enhance his physical fitness, to play football more enjoyably.
Now Kun Sha somewhat regretted not learning more about normal combat techniques.
