Saint Peter shook his head slightly, "Tai Sui did not engage in passive fighting, and the match continues."
Gao Xin indeed wasn't passive, just that he made the wrong decision.
To confront head-on the moves one simply can't take head-on: This has happened many times before.
You can't just say 'you can't take it head-on, you must dodge,' right? Even if that's the right conclusion, the spectators can't coach the competitors on how to fight, or else what would the referee become? A strategy guide?
Of course, if the majority decides that his behavior constitutes passive fighting, the referee would rule it as such.
But Saint Peter did a quick count and found that wasn't the case.
Very few actually reported it.
After all, no one really wanted Tai Sui to be eliminated!
Even the gamblers, as anxious as they were, hoped he would win. A successful report would do them no good.
"Fine, fine, Tai Sui just wants to challenge himself."
