Title: Time vs Ruler
Shinji: This battle was between Tie Shan and Sisu. Tie Shan always wanted to obtain the power of the Magenta Eyes and unleash forbidden techniques by gaining both. Tie Shan already had Red Eyes and was an incredibly strong Red Eye wielder. He was full of confidence because he had never lost a single battle in his life. A genius since childhood, he mastered his techniques early. But he made a mistake by going against Sisu.
Sisu was known to be the strongest Magenta Eye wielder and the ruler of the Nation of Prosperity. He was in a completely different league.
Tie Shan launched his attack on the Nation of Prosperity. Sisu first sent some of his soldiers to fight him, but all of them died in the blink of an eye. Sisu couldn't afford to lose any more manpower, so he charged toward Tie Shan himself. One of the deadliest battles in history began.
Tie Shan wasn't stronger than Sisu overall, but his tactics and intelligence allowed him to brutally injure Sisu on the first day of battle. Sisu was fighting cautiously at first to ensure his own safety, because if he died, his nation could be invaded by neighboring countries. But fighting safely didn't help; he realized that if he kept holding back, Tie Shan would keep landing blows on him. So he chose his last option — to go all-out and take risks.
At first, Sisu struggled to land a hit because Tie Shan was fast-forwarding time to dodge his attacks. Sisu had to do something, so he started carefully observing Tie Shan's movements. Once he caught up, he began landing precise hits. Both were badly injured, especially Sisu.
Sisu then began using the terrain to his advantage. With his psychic powers, he hurled massive rocks, trees, and debris toward Tie Shan. Tie Shan easily dodged everything using his time control abilities. Sisu knew if he failed now, it was over, so he again focused on reading Tie Shan's movement. Shockingly, he managed to smash a huge boulder into him.
Tie Shan was brutally injured but kept fighting. They released so much energy that a Kaito reberu 7 monster within 500 meters died — not from attacks, but from the sheer pressure of their power.
Both were on the verge of collapse. Then Sisu, using his brain, pretended to use one technique but secretly switched to one of his strongest moves. Tie Shan fell for it… and after a while, he died.
The Nation of Prosperity celebrated the victory. Sisu honored the fallen soldiers as martyrs.