It was difficult for Aron to form a full analysis of the matchup in front of him. He had a solid grasp of Na's capabilities, he'd seen enough of Na's growth, his raw strength, and the strange new precision he possessed, to make reasonably confident predictions. But Evon was an entirely different problem.
Aron still hadn't figured out how Evon managed to win every one of his matches with such overwhelming dominance. The man's movements were deceptively calm, yet each strike carried unnatural power. His reactions didn't match someone of his build or demeanor. And the way he blocked hits, the way he absorbed momentum, it was almost inhuman.
The only answer Aron could come up with was unsettling:
Evon might be a superhuman as well.
If that was the case, if both fighters inside that cage were operating on a superhuman level, then picking the winner was nearly impossible. Everything came down to variables Aron still didn't understand.
