When the enemy performs a remote attack, their close combat abilities are weakened.
This simple combat experience cannot be called wrong.
After all, the muscles used for long-range attacks don't overlap much with those used in close combat. This is true even for relatively simple actions like shooting a gun.
To mobilize the unused muscle groups during a sudden, tense ambush requires nerve recruitment capabilities beyond imagination.
This ability is difficult to enhance without scientific, systematic, and purposeful training.
The Extinct Dragon lives in a natural environment, and in its past life history, it has encountered no creatures that can switch combat states from ranged to close-range in an instant.
Although wilderness monsters fight each other mercilessly in their natural habitat, abilities that can't be trained simply can't be trained.
But today, what the Extinct Dragon encountered was not a 'monster'...
"Clang!!!"
