- 8,200
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I think you didn't notice, but Ning was quite literally trapped inside of a formation (basically a magical barrier) when that guy attacked him and the poison bottle was disguised between his own attacks against a Ning who didn't have power sense to actually know the guy attacking him was weaker than him (and thus that threat weren't the white threads themselves, but the bottle hidden in them).He did not know what the danger was or where it comes from. Otherwise the bottle wouldn’t have struck him and he wouldn’t have been poisoned. It’s only good for vaguely knowing if danger is about to happen. He doesn’t even know when it will happen… just that danger will occur. it’s only good for raising his blood pressure.
Reinhard has neither of these advantages here, Ning is free to move, has more experience, way better senses, actual ways to escape, etc.
I think people forget that just because a character fell for a trick once doesn't mean they will fall for it in every single situation.
Which he actually has no reason to do when the alert is like, dozens of times stronger than the sure kill poison that used on him before (and mind you, Ning has perfect memory).So regardless of lethality or alert level, he will try to analyze the attack coming at him, he wouldn’t be able to know what is going to hit him so he will probably just attempt to block Reinhard’s tens of kilometers wide attack.
What? If he teleports and the danger sense is still triggering then he will just teleport more, that's common sense, if you're fleeing from danger you don't stop until you know you're secure.Planck claims he will teleport outside of Reinhard’s range which makes no sense cuz Ji is not aware of Reinhard’s range. But still can you show me when Ji has teleported to escape an attack larger than at least 20 thousand kilometers?