Identity V, do you know what a double-bounce flywheel is?

Chapter 605 stopped in the middle of the board, which is perfectly normal.

Seeing Chen Ke reversing to chase the novelist, he didn't keep his car in reverse the whole time, but instead glanced ahead every now and then.

The audience felt like their brains were about to be emptied out.

"I've only ever seen red lights on reversing cars before, used for escaping danger by maneuvering around obstacles. This is the first time I've seen a regulator preventing novelists from 'sniffing' books while they're reversing."

"Yes, those regulatory reversing actions only take a split second; this is the first time I've ever seen a regulator drive backwards."

'This is incredible reverse parking skill!'

'Why hasn't Chen Ke ever made a move like this before?'

'No one had ever dared to use the Novelist skill against Chen Ke's Red Butterfly before. Anyone wanting to replicate that brilliant play would have to consider whether they actually had the ability to do so.'

……

The Seer doesn't need to look at the front of the monitor when catching birds; he only needs to observe the monitor within a certain range.

But whether novelists can read books depends on the effectiveness of regulation!

Ever since he used the first book, Leven's novelist has been looking back.

Items are meant to be used. Survivors like novelists should try their best to acquire a second item when they run out of items.

A novelist only has one book, and now is a good time to go back and read more books, just in time for him to also look back at the direction of regulation.

Red Butterfly had just used her flight ability once while chasing him. Within nine seconds, he didn't need to worry about Red Butterfly using her flight ability to catch up, so he could confidently absorb the book.

But when he turned to look at the Red Butterfly behind him, Levin fell silent.

Because there was no red light behind him, Chen Ke's red butterfly was not facing him, but rather facing behind him, yet its body was still walking towards him.

In that instant, his mind went blank, and he didn't know what he was thinking.

He quickly arrived at the spot opposite the fake door of the three stations, where there were two windows and a board. He stood behind the board, and only then did Red Butterfly face him directly.

Because he was standing behind the board, Red Butterfly could only turn around.

However, he couldn't compete with the Red Butterfly here. He kept calculating the time. The Red Butterfly's instant cooldown was ready. Once the plate was closed, the Red Butterfly could fly over directly.

He brought a double-barreled flywheel, but the flywheel's cooldown hasn't finished yet.

On average, the cipher machine only cracked about 35% of the code.

He reversed the car while keeping an eye on the red butterfly, reading the book while also preventing it from flying over.

There was a short window right next to him, but he didn't choose to climb out.

He knew that if he dared to climb out the window, Chen Ke would dare to fly over, and he might get a shock the next second.

He turned sideways and walked away, without climbing through the window or over the ramp.

Using the distance, he turned to the two long planks beside him.

The location of the fake Double Eleven booth, along with the adjacent board area, can restrain supervision for a considerable distance.

Taking advantage of the time Chen Ke had to face him directly, the book had already absorbed nearly 50% of its contents.

He used the wall as a cover to shift his view to the side, trying to enter the adjacent board area.

Chen Ke stood behind the wall, looking out the window.

The novelist thought that he could block his view by adjusting his position, but for the Red Butterfly, windows or gaps were also good terrain for crossing.

Just because the survivors can't see him doesn't mean he can't see the survivors.

Chen Ke realized that this novelist might really have lost his mind.

Looking at him, Chen Ke was a little disappointed. He had thought he would experience a wonderful game, but he did not expect his opponent to be so weak in the confrontation.

Just because he can't see himself doesn't mean I can't see him!

Everyone has a different perspective.

The goal is not to make the Red Butterfly invisible to the survivors, but to prevent the Red Butterfly from flying away.

Without hesitation, Chen Ke held himself against the wall, preventing the novelist from turning back.

In an instant, a sound rang out, and the Red Butterfly's attack struck the novelist directly. With a single stroke, all thoughts in Levin's mind were wiped clean.

Just now, he kept thinking about the situation in the previous game where Chen Ke's Prophet blocked his vision and cut off his own flight.

Just now, he thought he had also blocked Chen Ke's view.

At the moment he was hit, his muddled mind suddenly realized that he had made a mistake.

He has always wanted to replicate Chen Ke's moves, and it has almost become an obsession of his.

He had just tried to cut off Chen Kefei's vision, but reality dealt him a heavy blow.

He was struck by a knife in one blow, and everyone fell silent.

Because Chen Ke had only slightly adjusted his field of vision, he had managed to slip through the novelist's blind spot and fly to his side.

This backfly has a similar effect.

"Incredible! It blocks the Geisha's line of sight when playing Survivor, and it blocks the Survivor's line of sight when playing Geisha."

'It's really awesome that he backed away so the novelist wouldn't get to read his book.'

'Everyone says the novelist is a counter to the Red Butterfly, but Chen Ke plays like someone with a signature move from countless matches, skillfully handling all sorts of unfavorable situations.'

"After reading Chen Ke's *The Red Butterfly vs. the Novelist*, I finally understand one saying: 'If you don't have an advantage, then create one!'"

'There are no weak regulations or survival strategies, only weak performers.'

……

The novelist, having been attacked, turned and ran towards the midfield three-board.

He no longer wanted to engage in a power struggle with Chen Ke from the position of the high-walled building; he realized that he had no advantage here.

Chen Ke's understanding of Hongdie was no less than his own.

Perhaps a more open terrain like Sanban would be more advantageous for me.

However, the regulator's Flash is about to be ready, and he needs to be wary of that. This is his next battle with the Red Butterfly!
From the moment the blade flew to the moment it was wiped clean, four seconds had already passed.

He turned and ran in the direction the novelist had fled, but the other person had already accelerated after being hit and reached the position of the third board.

Chen Ke watched the three-second countdown flash by, and threw the butterfly in his hand toward the three-board position.

He took off to close the distance.

The location of the three-plank area, with its low-rise buildings, allows both the hunter and the survivor to clearly see each other's movements and positions.

The novelist only took two steps toward the board, but Chen Ke didn't hesitate and immediately swung his knife at the board.

There is always a brief period of lag after regulatory intervention.

At this moment, Chen Ke missed his first strike and remained motionless in the middle of the board.

At this moment, everyone except the novelist understood Chen Ke's intention.

Because Chen Ke didn't bring Flash in this game, he brought Zhonya's Hourglass instead.

The novelist is going to cover the bed.

'Nonsense, who could resist that temptation?'

'This shows that while the French players may have solid fundamentals, they still can't beat a seasoned veteran like Chen Ke.'

Chen Ke had a very good grasp of the situation; he knew the other person would lose their composure and try to cover him up. If nothing unexpected happened, the novelist would immediately turn around and cover him up.

……

The audience could see what skills Chen Ke possessed, and they also saw the novelist Ben, who had retreated, quickly walk back.

The Geisha's attack stopped in the middle of the board, and for a Geisha player like Li Wen, he didn't see any problem with it.

It's perfectly normal for a knife to fail and stop in the middle of the board.

(End of this chapter)