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On one side was a Thief, Mage, and Druid, while the other was a Warrior, Priest, and Paladin!
From the start, the Gangnam Royals didn't waste any time. They couldn't afford to. They were facing two Tire Kings and a powerful Berserker.
With a single charge, the two sides were standing together.
A Straw in the Wind's Thief targeted Professional Support, who had won the individual competition. It seemed like he wanted to prove to the public that the Gangnam Royals weren't afraid of 1v1 battles.
He believed that if he went up, he would definitely be able to defeat Professional Support.
Dancing Star Dream also targeted Professional Support. It seemed like he was planning on sending Professional Support out first.
Professional Support's HP dropped very quickly in front of two DPS players. Even if he and Green Flag Wine healed him together, it wouldn't work. After all, they weren't professional healers.
Deadly Gold Underwear had no choice but to kill Innocent Child.
When Innocent Child only had half of his health left, Professional Healer was already at 20% health. It looked like he would definitely die before Innocent Child.
But at this moment, he shrieked and turned into a pitch-black sphere.
A Straw in the Wind and Dancing Star Dream's attacks landed on him, but they only dealt single digit damage.
Green Flag Wine had long since joined the ranks of those attacking Innocent Child …
The Gangnam Royals actually lost?
When Innocent Child fell, everyone was dumbfounded.
A Straw in the Wind and Dancing Star Dream had focused all their energy on Professional Support, but he had used a very buggy skill at the end, making all their efforts go up in smoke.
It was a 3v2. Even if Professional Support didn't have much HP, it was enough to complete the mission.
The Gangnam Royals had lost!
No matter what people said, Professional Support relied on his unparalleled patience to win Peerless City's victory!
Peerless City became the first team to enter the semifinals.
The second match was between Gods of Dusk and Drizzle Court.
Wood Fearing was only level 24, but he defeated Water Fairy, who was level 25 and had quite a bit of silver-grade equipment, in the individual competition.
The strength of a super Thief was shocking. It wasn't something that could be changed by level and equipment.
But in the team competition, Wood Fearing couldn't do anything alone. Under the pressure of Qingcheng Yun and Water Fairy, he was sent out of the map.
Although he won the individual competition, Gods of Dusk was still eliminated.
Drizzle Court entered the semifinals.
The individual matches of the Shadow Cup were used to accumulate points in the top 100, but they weren't of much use in the quarterfinals or the rest of the tournament. In these times, the individual matches were used to allow the audience to determine who was the strongest in their class.
For example, if Water Fairy lost to Wood Fearing, it would be very difficult for her to surpass Wood Fearing in the vote for the number one Thief class player.
Not everyone would give you face just because you're a beauty.
The next match was Lu Li's turn. They were up against Blood Red War Flag, the third strongest guild in the game.
There were many veterans in the guild, and it was rumored that they had a military background. 【Love ↑ Go △ Small ↓ Say △ Net
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Whether it was a rumor or not, it added a layer of mystery to the Blood-colored War Flag.
Regardless of whether it was a rumor or not, Lu Li and the others would not back down just because of Blood Red War Flag's background. This was a game, and everything depended on one's strength.
Individual competition, Lu Li versus Wild.
Wild, a Mage, was also a top-ranked expert.
However, the level 24 Berserk didn't stand a chance against Lu Li. In just a few minutes, his HP had been emptied and he fell to the ground.
For the team competition, Mage Wild, Shaman Jade Flower Lover, and Knight Windy Town were all stars.
However, anyone with a discerning eye could see that Blood Red War Flag's lineup was very strange. Mage, Shaman, Paladin, it wasn't the most optimal combination. Based on the current class situation, Warrior, Shaman, and Paladin were much more powerful than Mage, Shaman, and Paladin.
Did Blood Red War Flag not have any Warriors?
Blood Red War Flag had more celebrity players than the Gangnam Royals. They were the ones with the most talent.
Passion was the biggest characteristic of this guild, and it attracted countless young people.
After Blood Red War Flag's players integrated into this guild culture, it was very difficult for other clubs to poach them. On the other hand, they often didn't need to pay too high a price to poach other professional players.
Under these circumstances, Blood Red War Flag had a total of three teams competing for rankings this season.
Perhaps they wanted all three teams to enter the top 16.
In that case, Blood Red War Flag's reputation would soar to a new peak, and it would only be a matter of time before they surpassed the Gangnam Royals.
Unfortunately, their other two teams were unlucky. One performed poorly, and the other encountered strong teams consecutively. They were both eliminated, and only the Mage Cavalry made it to the top eight.
The dispersion of resources was destined to weaken their strength.
March Rain's Soul Shriek scared off Wind City, while Moonlight's Terrified Roar scared off Jade Flower Lover. The three of them focused fire on Wild, but how could he withstand this? He could only use Invincible Refrigerator.
Then, Lu Li and the others turned their target to Jade Flower Lover.
Wild hurriedly freed himself from the Ice Block to rescue him, but unfortunately, Lu Li was already waiting for him. His cloak's special effect flashed, and he directly molested him from behind.
Moonlight turned around and returned with Whirlwind.
Wild struggled for a while, but died under the storm-like attacks of Lu Li and Moonlight.
Blood Red War Flag lost both the individual and group competitions. The audience booed, extremely dissatisfied with their arrogant arrangement.
The Shin Shin Army entered the top four!
Everyone was already a little numb, but they were more curious about how far they could go.
Lu Li accepted an interview with a reporter after the game. Because the guild was about to be established, Genhao San hoped that he could have a little dialogue with the media so that the major gaming media could say more good things about them.
Under the business model, the club spoke with strength, but their relationship with the media must not be too stiff.
"Hello, Lu Li." The reporter might have been a little too childish. She looked like a teenage girl who had just entered university, so she behaved a little cautiously.
"Hello." Lu Li recalled the electronic business card she had just shown. It seemed that she was a special reporter from Esports Home.
As the number one media in the gaming circle, how could the reporter they sent be so low?
"The Shin Shin Army has entered the top four. Are you excited?" The girl smiled sweetly, with the temperament of a young girl next door. She didn't seem like someone who had already entered society.
Lu Li remembered that someone had once asked him if he was happy in the slums. What was his answer then? Happy my * ss.
Of course, he couldn't say that now. Lu Li nodded. "I'm quite excited. I didn't think it would come to this."
"I thought your goal was to be the champion," the reporter said in surprise.
"I fantasized about it," Lu Li laughed.
"Do you think there's a difference in strength between the Shin Shin Army and the other guilds that have entered the top four?" The reporter secretly glanced at the note in her hand.
"Of course there is. After all, we are only a relatively small team. We lack the manpower and material resources that the big guilds have," Lu Li said seriously.
In fact, there was one thing that he didn't say.
As someone who had experienced rebirth, he was able to perform so well in the competition.
That was because these star players were still adapting to the game. After all, they had only played Dawnlight for a month, but Lu Li had played for more than two years!
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