"What's going on? Are they planning on losing to Happy 0-10?" In Team Void's player area, Team Void's captain, the number one Phantom Demon, Li Xuan, stared at the glaring score of Happy 3, Void 0. He couldn't sit still any longer.
Coming from the Golden Generation, he had attracted a lot of attention in the first season. In the second season, he had an outstanding partner and helper. But in these six years, what had they achieved?
He couldn't even compete with Su Mucheng, who was also from the Golden Generation. He had to wait until Ye Xiu retired to pick up this award.
The Phantom Duo's tacit understanding wasn't any worse than Ye Xiu and Su Mucheng's. However, the value of the Best Duo wasn't just limited to the duo. It also depended on how much the duo could bring to the team.
Team Void was a frequent participant in the playoffs, but what about Excellent Era? After losing to Tyranny in the finals of the fourth season, they hadn't entered the finals again. From a certain perspective, Excellent Era and Void didn't have much of a difference in results. However, Ye Xiu and Su Mucheng had been in Excellent Era for several years, and the Best Duo award had been given to them without any suspense. The Phantom Duo, who were known as the greatest competitors, had never been a threat to the other team.
The reason was simple. Team Void's Phantom Duo was at an absolute disadvantage when compared to Excellent Era's Long Spear and Short Cannon.
As a result, it was clear which team was better.
They hadn't won a championship, hadn't even entered the finals, and had even been suppressed for so long. It was impossible for Li Xuan not to be angry. What Best Phantom Demon? It sounded cool, but in Li Xuan's eyes? He wasn't even one of the 24 classes. One of the 24 classes was called Ghostblade. He was only the number one Phantom Demon in the Ghostblade branch.
There were only 200 or so pro players in the Alliance. On average, there were no more than 10 people in each class. Ghostblades were split into Phantom Demons, Sword Demons, and Sword Demons. On average, there were no more than three Phantom Demons. As a result, Li Xuan was the number one of the three.
Was the first among the three very powerful?
Li Xuan could only shake his head and smile bitterly. Of course, the title of the number one Phantom Demon could be used in the entire Glory circle. Among the millions of Phantom Demon players, Li Xuan had no interest in comparing himself to those outside of the pro scene.
First place was first place.
In the past, no one had ever called Ye Qiu the number one Battle Mage.
Li Xuan also wanted to be number one, but after so many years, he was still the number one Phantom Demon. He didn't even have the title of number one Ghostblade. And the one who suppressed him was his teammate, Wu Yuce, who had been his best friend and partner since Season 5.
What was going on?
Li Xuan would sometimes mock himself like this.
But even if they were best friends and best partners, between Li Xuan and Wu Yuce, who was the best Ghostblade player? Even Li Xuan himself couldn't help but ponder this question.
To be honest, he couldn't give a clear answer, and the dispute over this issue in the outside world had lasted for so long, but everyone still had their reasons. What about Team Void? Everyone would carefully avoid this question. If they were asked by the reporters, the two would tacitly praise each other for being better. However, they would not lower themselves too much in their words. As a result, everyone could tell that this was just a polite comment. The two of them had never given a clear answer to who was better.
However, from their current position in the team and the All-Star voting, Li Xuan was still in the lead. But some people thought that it was only because Li Xuan had become a pro player a year earlier than Wu Yuce, so he was one step ahead.
Who was better? Who was the number one Ghostblade player?
Li Xuan had been sensitive to this question before. He hadn't said anything about his lead, but he had secretly rejoiced.
But now, after so many years, he was used to it. He was numb to it, so he wasn't interested in this question.
What he wanted was the true number one, the number one in the Glory Alliance, not the number one Phantom Demon or number one Ghostblade.
But this goal of being number one seemed much more difficult than being number one.
In the blink of an eye, it was already Season 10 of the Glory Alliance.
Last season, a rookie, Ge Caijie, had risen to the top. Everyone was saying that the Ghostblade duo finally had a reliable helper, and that they would have a great future.
Li Xuan also carried this expectation as they welcomed Season 10.
But up until now, he hadn't seen any signs of a strong rise in the team. Void was still fighting with a few second-tier teams for a spot in the playoffs, but now, Happy's new team had actually become their direct competitor, and in a direct confrontation, they were leading them 3 to 0 …
"What is our goal?" Li Xuan looked at his teammates and asked.
Void hadn't announced it to the public, but within the team, they felt that their lineup was complete, and they also had a powerful rookie like Ge Caijie. They felt that this season, they should try for the championship. But up until now, they had lost to Samsara, lost to Wind Howl, lost to Thunderclap, and even lost to Miracle. What kind of championship was this?
How could Miracle lose? And it was their home game!
In Round 7, they had given Void a resounding slap in the face.
Then what about now?
"Does everyone plan on losing 0 to 10 to Happy?" Li Xuan repeated this question.
"No …" Of course, this was the only answer his teammates could give.
"If you don't, then focus!" Li Xuan said.
"Yes …" Everyone replied.
"Zhaolan, you go up!" Li Xuan nodded towards a certain player.
"Okay." Ge Zhaolan nodded and went up.
Void's Spitfire was called Completely Transparent. It sounded somewhat similar to Yang Haoxuan's Launcher, Translucent. Indeed, these two characters had been brought into the team by the seniors when Void was first established, and they had remained until now. However, these two characters were only supporting characters in the team. A large part of the reason was because Void hadn't had too many talented and talented players in these two classes.
In the past, when Hundred Blossoms' Zhang Jiale retired, Hundred Blossoms was at a loss. They couldn't find a replacement and could only hastily promote someone from the team. From a certain perspective, this was a rejection of the current Spitfire players. It wasn't that they weren't good, it was just that they didn't have enough advantages.
Ge Zhaolan was unfortunately one of the Spitfire players that had been rejected. Fortunately, he wasn't a person with too much ambition. He had a clear understanding of his own position. This sort of thing didn't affect him at all. He continued to focus on serving Void. And now, it was time for him to contribute to the Void Battle Team.
They were down 0 to 3 in the individual competition. In the group arena, Ge Zhaolan and his Spitfire, Completely Transparent, would be the vanguard.
As for Happy? The first to go up in the group arena was Fang Rui and his Qi Master, Hai Wuliang.
Team Happy's formation had been pretty much figured out by their opponents. In the individual competition, Ye Xiu, Su Mucheng, Fang Rui, and Tang Rou were the four of them.
There was no debate about the three All Stars going up. Even if Fang Rui's strength had been affected by his class change, because of this, he needed a lot of competition to speed up his progress. As for Tang Rou, even though she had a terrible reputation, no one dared to look down on her on-stage strength. It was only because of that incident with Promise that people imperceptibly had high expectations of her. As long as she didn't 1v3, in people's eyes, she was a weak chicken that wasn't even worth mentioning. 1v1 and a half, 1v2, these kinds of performances would normally be considered outstanding. When it happened to Tang Rou, people would only laugh and say, "Look, the one who said she was going to 1v3 couldn't do it after only two and a half. How weak …"
In this round's individual competition, Ye Xiu, Bao Zi, and Wei Chen went up. As a result, it was obvious who would go up in the group arena. And now, Fang Rui was the first to go up.
The map chosen for the group arena was on the more open side. It seemed to accommodate Su Mucheng's needs to broaden her field of vision, and Tang Rou's preferred simple, direct, and crude style. And the map didn't seem to be able to express the complex terrain that Fang Rui needed to play dirty.
This was one of the difficulties in choosing a map for the group arena. It was also one of the areas that needed to be taken note of in the group arena.
As Happy's "sacrifice", Fang Rui controlled Hai Wuliang to head toward the center of the map. It seemed like he wasn't planning on forcing himself to play dirty on this relatively simple map.
The two characters quickly met in the center of the map. For a Spitfire, there weren't many strict requirements for the map. Ge Zhaolan, the player who had been "denied," didn't have a particularly distinctive style. Seeing that the map was like this, he very simply controlled his character to head toward the center. Seeing Fang Rui, Hai Wuliang calculated the distance. When he was within range of the Spitfire, he didn't hesitate to raise his gun.
A gunshot rang out. Hai Wuliang jumped up from a crouch, rolling and crawling. The movement style that Thieves often used once again appeared on Hai Wuliang's Qi Master.
The audience immediately applauded. This new Qi Master playstyle created by Fang Rui had already attracted a lot of attention. It had become a bit popular in the gaming circle.
For normal players, there wasn't much of a high level of skill. In any case, it was more or less the same as a tiger or a dog. But in the pro circle, seeing Fang Rui's playstyle, the Qi Masters all shook their heads. It wasn't that they had already rejected Fang Rui's playstyle. It was just that this playstyle had always been different from what they were used to. Only Fang Rui was adept at this sort of rolling and crawling movement style. If they had to do it, they would all feel like they were unfamiliar with it.
Moreover, this playstyle wasn't as simple as just getting into a stance. After some so-called experts analyzed it, they all believed that this playstyle had a lot to do with Fang Rui's skill level.
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Yesterday, I went to bed early and didn't update. Today, I woke up early and wrote a new chapter. Life is so beautiful! (To be continued. If you like this work, you are welcome to come to qidian.com to vote for me. Your support is my biggest motivation.)
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