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

The moment the pilot landed, before the board even closed, the Double Surprise clone was already behind him, and Chen Ke's main body was already in front of the board.

Before the board even landed, the clone and the main body attacked simultaneously, quickly applying the remaining two stage effects to the aviator.

The aviator was already down to half health before the board even hit the ground.

Because the paddleboards can obstruct the noisy stage effects, if the pilot hits the paddleboards faster, they might avoid being hit by the main body.

The noise and commotion make it harder to draw the sword against the turmoil than other forms of regulation.

The Aviator was attacked and forced to retreat, leaving the cipher machine with only 30% progress.

This scene made everyone's fingers unconsciously clench.

This game is different from the one with the Mechanic. Although the Aviator brought a big heart, the situation on the field is not like the last time. The map is small and there are dolls outside, so it is roughly equivalent to four people repairing the machine.

After repairing one, it is also very quick to find a new cipher machine.

After being attacked, the aviator did not turn around immediately, but continued to circle around the wall, making a large loop.

He didn't hear the sound of stepping on the board, which means that the board on this side can still be used.

The second surprise was that Chen Ke predicted the aviator's location but failed to hit him.

The aviator had already used his second jetpack to create distance.

Chen Ke looked at his seat and knew why he didn't transfer.

Because the midfielders are the mercenaries, and the players next to the midfielders are the mercenaries.

If he knocks down the aviator here, he can try to malfunction the mercenary's cipher machine.

With this in mind, Chen Ke already had a plan for the subsequent takedown.

The aviator handed over the second backpack, and he couldn't keep up for a short time either.

Fortunately, after taking that sword, he has now reached the first level.

When the pilot returned to the area where he had just been hit, he quickly slammed down another pallet.

In this way, the only way for the noisy character to get the status is through a double surprise, as it is not worthwhile for the main body to fly in without stepping on the platform.

As soon as the clone landed, a black stage effect was quickly applied to the aviator.

He saw Chen Ke raise his hand and flipped over the board.

There isn't much room for restraint in this position. Chen Ke has already reached the first level. Although he only has one charge of the Aerial Flying Man skill right now, given time, the second charge will be ready soon.

There's a second surprise in the double whammy: he has no room to maneuver if he stays here, and his only option is a slow death.

But if he moves out and uses his last jetpack, he can survive for a while longer.

You can't skimp on items; if you do, you'll never have a chance to use them later.

Does keeping the props mean he should use them to buy time during the life-or-death struggle?

He felt there was no difference between dying in 20 seconds whether he used an item or not.

Just as he flipped the board over, Chen Ke suddenly appeared beside him like a flying acrobat.

The Aviator only needs one layer of stage effect, so Chen Ke doesn't need to worry about what color to use for the second layer. Whether it's black or red, just apply it.

There's a second part to the clone. After the final stage effect is done, he can continue to think about how to place the second part of the clone.

The aviator watched as he was thrown onto the second stage effect, and at the same time, the second clone landed in front of him.

Without any hesitation, and without even looking at the color of the stage beneath his feet, he used a flywheel, then connected to the last jetpack, and hovered forward.

He quickly landed in the middle of the three-board area, with the mercenary right next to him decoding. The mercenary also sent him a message: [Cryptography progress 57%]

The decoding progress of this cipher machine is not high, and it can be considered half a major legacy. Once the aviator is hung on the chair opposite, it will be difficult for him to continue decoding this cipher machine, and it will also be difficult for him to avoid being intercepted.

The aviator knew about this too. He stood under the plank, his face grim, but he really had nowhere else to turn. The detached house was too far away, and he couldn't pull it there with just a jetpack.

The strategy of using a point-pushing tactic to control the already level-one clamor is unclear.

The first-tier skill of "Flying Man" is also one of the reasons why Xuanxiao is called a Trisolaran.

His high-speed maneuverability, ignoring most terrain features, maximizes his pursuit capabilities.

The Aviator is now just one red ball away from collapsing.

He looked at the board in front of him. Chen Ke had just used the Aerial Flying Man technique once, and since he reached the first level, his second Aerial Flying Man technique should be ready to charge soon.

He's already used his clone skill, so now all he has to do is continue his gamble on the board. If he can dodge the next aerial acrobat, he'll have another ten seconds or so to catch his breath.

The mercenary's progress on the generator wasn't high, but he showed no signs of giving up.

The aviator kept calculating in his mind. If he wanted to hold off the mercenary's generator until it broke, he would dodge the first aerial acrobat, then try to land a headbutt, and then take advantage of Chen Ke's skill cooldown period to run towards the fake door, two windows and a board.

If he falls over there, the mercenaries can easily decipher his cipher machine and then come over to rescue him.

Although he already had a plan in mind, he didn't know if it would succeed.

Now, all he can gamble on is Chen Ke's desperate desire to hit the last red ball.

With the architectural model in between, it would be very difficult to hit the last red ball unless Chen Ke himself could get past the board.

Looking at Chen Ke behind the board, who was probing the edge of the board, he pretended to press down on the board, but instead took two steps back and ran towards another board.

That's how games work; the pressure you're betting on is based on the opponent's fear of being hit on the head.

Chen Ke was also gambling, betting that the Aviator wouldn't dare to dismount.

Because as long as he doesn't hit me when he lands on the board, I can take advantage of his stiffness when he lands on the board and fly directly to his side to deliver the final stage effect.

This position is a gamble on who is more impatient and less eager to get ahead.

The Aviator didn't dare to go down the board. He planned to circle around Chen Ke here, giving him the illusion that he wanted to take the board, and then cover it down in one fell swoop.

He didn't expect that Chen Ke would make his move just as he reached the second board.

Chen Ke spotted the right spot and flew behind him like a trapeze artist, giving him the final stage effect.

Chen Ke knew perfectly well what he was thinking.

But he didn't know what Chen Ke was thinking.

Chen Ke's current thought is to quickly knock him down and then immediately kick the motor.

Let the mercenaries see what it means to go back to zero.

A game of strategy? Nothing is more urgent than the urgency to kick the mercenary generator.

Standing on the third board, Chen Ke could tell the progress of the mercenary cipher machine just by listening to the sounds.

He picked up the aviator from the ground and carried it towards the chair.

He then walked towards the mercenary, and after tentatively casting a skill that failed to injure him, Chen Ke gave up and walked towards the cipher machine.

Cutting the cipher machine's progress by 60% is far more important than damaging it. (End of Chapter)