The Master's sword was burning in flames.0

It didn't mean the flames were fierce enough to melt the blade, however. Flames several meters long were extending from his blade while scything through the air!0

Clang!0

The Crimson Destiny slapped the sword of fire away. The incoming blade was accurately fended off, but the flames remained on course. After all, unlike a sword, flames didn't have a physical form.0

The billowing flames rushed past the Crimson Destiny and tried to pounce on Kang Jin-Ho. However, he suddenly roared out a brief but powerful yell while releasing some of his demonic qi.0

Sword light immediately enveloped his sword and blew away the incoming flames.0

Kang Jin-Ho was witnessing new and remarkable things right now.0

'How bizarre…'0

Wiggins' evaluation of a magic swordsman was that it was basically perfect and without a fault. However, Kang Jin-Ho couldn't help but make a slightly different evaluation than Wiggins after clashing swords with the Master of the Round Table.0

His impression was that it was "versatile."0

To Kang Jin-Ho, "being perfect" didn't mean anything. After all, having zero defects didn't equal strength in his books. For instance, an elementary school kid possessing perfected hand-to-hand combat techniques still wouldn't win against a grown man who barely knew the basics of combat sports.0

A fight wasn't determined by one's strengths and weaknesses. The truth was that things like who was faster, physically stronger, and mentally more prepared to go the extra mile would determine the eventual winner.0

All the advantages of...0