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How big was the difference in strength between the two levels?
It was hard to answer.
For example, if Tang Bingyao, whose strength index had reached B rank, were to fight against a B + rank A player, there would naturally be a gap between the two in terms of overall strength, including awareness, teamwork, teamwork, and so on.
But to be honest, although Tang Bingyao's overall strength index had only reached B rank, her individual strength in lane battles was amazing. In lane battles, Tang Bingyao, who was in her best condition, might even have the upper hand against a B + rank opponent.
However, this was only the difference in strength between the two levels.
If it was a comparison between a B rank and an A- rank, the difference would be incomparably huge.
That was the gap between a semi-professional player and a professional player.
This degree of difference couldn't be easily made up for by a player's performance.
So from the beginning, Tang Bingyao knew that today's match against the current Team A captain of Zhejiang University would be a tough battle.
But even so, she didn't expect that the Night Hunter under her opponent's control would give her such a real and huge sense of oppression.
It was almost suffocating.
… …
The girl's beautiful eyebrows couldn't help but furrow.
Just like the vexed and stubborn expression on that little face.
She had made a mistake in the previous wave.
But at the same time, she was also the Team A support of Zhejiang University. The coordination between the two was too good. It was just that in order to dodge the Japanese Maiden's E skill "Zenith Blade", her EZ used the movement skill "Arcane Leap", but the position of the movement was slightly closer to the wall.
As a result, the opponent's A Vayne made the quickest response. She used her Q skill to roll forward, and used her E skill 'Judgement of the Devil' to directly nail her Izreal to the wall and stun him.
Then came Hikari's [Weaken] and [Flash], followed by her Q skill [Shield Bash].
Even Ceng Rui's support, Ox-Head, reacted immediately. The Q's second skill rushed towards Vayne, wanting to send her flying. However, Vayne used a miraculous [Flash] to instantly dodge the control, and took advantage of the momentum to chase after Ox-Head.
That [Flash] simply caused the entire competition venue to be in an uproar.
In the end, it was a clean and tidy chase all the way until the head was harvested.
"As expected of the current captain of Zhejiang University!"
Even Mo Sheng, who was more inclined to support the Shanghai Telecommunications Association team, couldn't help but exclaim in surprise.
"This reaction and hand speed …"
"He has indeed crossed the threshold of the professional level!"
At the side, Liu Huo's lips curled into a mocking smile.
"If that's the case, if Vayne at the bottom lane gets kills so early and grows, the situation for the blue side won't be too good —"
…
Ceng Rui knew this as well.
Therefore, his brows were also tightly furrowed at this moment.
Until now, TangTang's performance in this match was not considered bad. At least she played at the standard that she should have, but he still underestimated that Sun Ruinian's A level ability.
In the local server circle … there were not many experts who could play Vayne to this level.
Besides, apart from his own lane at the bottom lane, what really worried Ceng Rui was still the middle lane.
The previous wave of attacks in the middle lane almost made him, a spectator, break out in cold sweat. It was too thrilling. Shi Hang, who was unexpectedly invited to come out of retirement, had displayed such strength that Ceng Rui's eyelids twitched uncontrollably —
That strength …
It had definitely reached or even exceeded the realm of A + level!
Damn it, what was the difference between this and cheating?
At this moment, even someone as calm as Ceng Rui couldn't help but curse in his heart.
At the same time, he was even more worried for a certain mid laner in his team —
That guy …
Could he really withstand the pressure of such a standard of opponent?
Or rather, in the face of such a strong opponent that had almost exceeded the upper limit of a normal professional player's strength, how long could that guy withstand it?
…
The match lasted for a little over seven minutes.
A female system voice suddenly announced the kill, resounding throughout Summoner's Canyon.
"An enemy hero has been slain."
In front of the computer screen, Shi Hang looked at Verus' corpse that had fallen in front of his Nine-Tailed Fox. He let out a light sigh of relief and the corner of his mouth raised.
In the middle lane, Nine-Tailed Fox had killed Verus.
This kill announcement was transmitted through the several large speakers on the arena, causing the eardrums of the audience to ring.
A solo kill!
Moreover, it was a wave of solo kills that was reasonable and unexpected!
It was unexpected because Fox had chosen to forcefully make the first move, which was later than what everyone had expected.
Shi Hang did not rush to reach level 6 the moment he made his move, but waited for about half a minute.
This half a minute of waiting left many students in the audience somewhat unfathomable.
However, there were some who reacted very quickly.
On the stage, in front of the commentator's seat, Mo Sheng's eyes flashed rapidly. He couldn't help but reveal a shocked expression, and subconsciously exclaimed in a low voice:
"God Addisi's move, it wasn't the time to grab level 6 — —"
"It was the cooldown of Flash!"
… …
The summoner skill [Flash] of both sides had the same cooldown time.
But the difference was that in the previous wave of battle in the middle lane, when both midlaners exchanged summoner skills, it was Fox who handed over [Flash] first. On the other hand, the blue side's midlaner, Verus, handed over [Flash] to escape after two or three seconds.
It was only two or three seconds.
And it was precisely these two or three seconds that became the fatal moment of death.
Shi Hang's Nine-Tailed Fox decisively used a big skill [Soul Raid] the instant her [Flash] cooldown was on, directly rushing towards her target Verus.
Lin Feng's mid laner, Verus, reacted like lightning and used a big skill [Spiritual Chains] in preparation to control him.
However, Shi Hang's [Flash] allowed him to narrowly avoid it.
Verus' big skill missed, and his [Flash] was still one or two seconds off cooldown, so he could only become a lamb waiting to be slaughtered.
Fox's follow-up two big skills, coupled with E skill's charm control and Q skill's burst damage, easily taking away the life of Verus, who only had half his health left.
From start to finish, it was smooth and natural.
In all kinds of extreme maneuvers, he didn't lose his composure and calmness.
A perfect solo kill.
The entire stadium was silent.
Then a burst of earth-shattering cheers and applause erupted!
"God Shi Hang 66666666!!!"
"F * ck f * ck f * ck f * ck f * ck Fox is a god!!"
"Extreme Flash!!"
"F * ck, no wonder he's a pro level god!!"
At the same time, the expressions of the various high school teams in the spectator stands became increasingly ugly.
Although their luck wasn't too bad, not encountering a team like Zhejiang University in the quarterfinals, but seeing Shi Hang's mid laner Fox's godly performance, it cast a deep shadow over their hearts — —
Meeting this kind of opponent … …
If it was them, would they even have half a chance of winning?
On the stage, in the Shanghai TV Association's competition room.
Looking at the black and white game screen in front of him, Lin Feng took a deep breath, a rare solemn expression on his face:
"Amazing."
That old friend of his … …
Was even stronger than he had expected.
But then Lin Feng's face suddenly revealed a completely incomprehensible and excited smile:
"Like this … …"
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