Fu Tu's friendly attitude left Dokot a bit bewildered.
On the other hand, Shijia was a firm believer in the inherent goodness of human nature. He also knew that uncles who liked to rub his bald head generally were not bad people.
After being helped up by Fu Tu, Dokot couldn't help but ask, "Why do you say you lost? You not only stopped my strongest killing move, but also broke it. It seems to me that I am the one who lost?"
"If I had used the same amount of power as you, I would have been killed in this battle. I was only able to break your move because I used far more power than you did. You are the first demigod to force me to use all my strength."
Hearing Fu Tu say this, Dokot felt much better. He knew all too well that there was a substantial gap between his strength and Fu Tu's. After their exchange, he even began to doubt if Guding could beat Fu Tu, even though he had never seen the limit of Guding's strength.
