If it weren't for Petra, Yang Yi wouldn't have stayed to wait for the police or called for an ambulance.
In short, not being able to kill the assassin was an absolute failure for Yang Yi.
But Yang Yi really tried his best. If he couldn't retain him, he couldn't retain him. If he couldn't kill him, he couldn't kill him. There was nothing he could do.
Petra was crying anxiously, and although Yang Yi didn't feel the pain, he knew his injuries were troublesome.
He was stabbed twice, neither fatal, but tendons were severed and many nerves were cut.
As a top assassin and knife expert, he was certainly very familiar with human anatomy. When Yang Yi realized he couldn't inflict fatal injuries on his enemy, his priority was to inflict injuries that would immediately hinder the enemy's mobility.
Yang Yi's opponent thought the same. Therefore, they neither killed each other nor could they move swiftly or continue fighting due to their injuries.
