Jiang Hao again heard the voice of the young man.
This time he didn't stop and kept moving. It was truly amusing—although this fellow was indicating that he would attack him, he wasn't truly targeting him, or else his instincts would have reacted to it.
In his three years of cultivation journey with countless duels, he had learned one important aspect of his instincts. His instinct warned him of dangers that were unknown to him—whether lethal or not didn't matter—as long as they were unknown and could harm him in some way.
Just like the first time when that snake in the bush was about to bite him—it wasn't lethal for him.
Second, his instinct didn't warn him if the danger was right in front of his eyes and he knew about it, unless it was truly lethal.
Third, his instinct didn't warn him if someone was merely threatening him and saying they would attack, but internally it was just a bluff. He had learned this through multiple duels with Ming Yue.
