Drawing fire was, in fact, a relative concept.
When one person drew fire for another, the reverse was also true. The only difference lay in the degree of it—in who managed the delicate balance better. Take the current situation, for instance.
Ang Xiao thought, "If that little bastard steps out to draw their fire, then I have the upper hand, because I'm not yet ready to make the ultimate leap."
He was currently standing at the very edge of the Void Test Dao, having yet to jump. If the other party appeared now to draw the gaze of the Masters of Dao, Ang Xiao could leisurely plan the timing of his jump. He could seize the exact moment when the Masters of Dao's interference was at its weakest to complete his ultimate leap.
The same logic applied in reverse. "If he keeps his composure and doesn't show himself, it'll turn into me drawing fire for him. In the end, that would only perfect his Dao of Arcane Body."
