At close quarters, a goblin swung its axe straight down at Wang Yi's head. His heart lurched, and he instinctively rolled to the side. He dodged the goblin's attack, but lost his chance to strike back, too. He hurriedly turned to face the goblin and backed away a few steps. The goblin missed with its first blow, then turned and saw Wang Yi retreating. It arrogantly raised its axe over its head and waved it around, then let out a series of mocking yells: "Awoo! Awoo!"
Wang Yi caught the goblin's taunt and flew into a rage! Even a low-level monster was this cocky? He charged furiously at the goblin. Seeing its prey rush toward it, the goblin took aim and swung its axe again. Wang Yi was angry, but he hadn't lost his head. He knew the goblin wasn't as agile as he was, and its attacks were fairly predictable: it always opened with an overhead axe strike, leaving a huge opening. As long as he didn't dodge too far like he had the first time, he could find the right moment to counterattack!
