Subjugation.

Valerian watched the man charging at him with a balled fist. He was not a fool and could tell the enemy was a warrior. However, it was still not someone who would pose a threat to the Grandmaster. 

Valerian leaned to a side to avoid the punch, and when the enemy retracted his fists, Valerian charged in, and then his leg moved like a whip, and the impact of the kick sent the enemy flying by a few meters. Valerian had not used his strength, but this impact was enough to shock the man. 

The person put up his guard as he figured Valerian was anything but easy. However, the Silver-haired monk did not go all out because he suspected this enemy of having more liaisons. He wanted to catch as many of these people as he could.