Full-time: The Strongest Sniper

The outcome of this match was actually quite clear at this point. He An wanted to unleash his power, but finding an opponent was extremely difficult. He wanted to use wide-range skills, but Xiao Nai's dense attacks gave him no chance to charge up or launch an attack.

He An experienced despair for the first time in a battle. This player, who had boosted the morale of the Wuji team and its fans, only managed to scratch Xiao Nai's skin throughout the entire match, and that was only because Xiao Nai was fighting him in close combat.

As the match ended, not only He An, but all the players of the Wuji team were stunned.

He An was filled with despair from being suppressed, while the other contestants of Wuji were shocked. Because He An couldn't see it, they could see it clearly from God's perspective: Yi Xiao Naihe was using the Gun Body Technique!

Of course, gun-body techniques are not a particularly unusual fighting style; professional-level sharpshooters all possess this skill. However, the problem is that Xiao Nai's gun-body techniques were able to keep the distance between him and He An within three body lengths.

What does this mean? You have to know that even the best marksmen among professional players are usually considered very strong if they can achieve five body lengths of marks. Three body lengths is a gun technique that only someone like Zhou Zekai, who is known as the Gun King, can execute.

If it were said that Ye Qiu was on the other side and Zhang Jiale was fighting in his place, there would be some basis for that. But what about the gun-fighting skills of these three body parts? Could it be that they could call Zhou Zekai to come over and fix the match for them?

After two rounds of matches, Team Wuji only managed to secure one point in the first game, and that was despite playing at home. This situation once again shocked the audience. Of course, some people filed reports, as seeing Xiao Nai, a sharpshooter, use skills from other gunner classes in succession was too strange. Unfortunately, their reports were all rejected by the system. But this result only made everyone more astonished.

With only one point secured in the last two matches, the Wuji team's training room was now completely silent. The momentum He An had displayed in the previous challenge had been utterly destroyed by Xiao Nai's barrage of attacks. Seeing the team's morale plummet, He An felt a sense of unease. Only then did he realize that he seemed to have overlooked something during the previous match.

Even though they are in the Challenger League now, they are still professional players. They still have the mentality to face defeat. How could their morale drop to this point? Isn't this drop too much?
Yes, this last match was indeed important in terms of score, but He An had faced three opponents in a row. Under such difficult circumstances, he still managed to take on two opponents at once and maintain a significant advantage. Even if he ultimately lost, it would have been an outcome that everyone had already anticipated; it shouldn't have turned out like this.

Seeing his teammates' current situation, He An finally realized his mistakes during the game.

In fact, the team's morale had already been boosted in the first two matches. In the third game, he should have capitalized on this momentum and maintained that fighting spirit, rather than focusing too much on winning. If he had continued to build momentum, even if they ultimately lost, their morale wouldn't have plummeted to such a low point.

In other words, the process and the result of the third game were equally important. However, He An had overlooked this point and chose a rather cowardly playing style in order to win, which led to him being caught out and beaten in a very embarrassing manner.

Even though the part where she hit Xiao Nai could be considered a burst of power, it was ultimately too short. The moment she hit him, Xiao Nai's attack countered her move, rendering it completely ineffective.

The team's newly built morale was squandered by He An's actions, which was his miscalculation. In fact, if he had chosen a more aggressive playstyle in the final match, their morale wouldn't have been so low. After all, he had already achieved such a brilliant record, so a final defeat was to be expected. Back then, a few words from him could have easily restored his teammates' morale, instead of the current situation.

Just as He An was feeling somewhat regretful and melancholic, a voice rang out: "Everyone, cheer up!" At this moment, Wu Chen, who had been silent until now, suddenly spoke up. As the true captain of the Wuji team, although the presence of He An, the team manager and ace player, created a slightly awkward situation, Wu Chen's affection for the team was deeper than anyone else's. Because within the current Wuji team, only Wu Chen had led the team from its inception to the present.

He followed the team into the league, and was eliminated along with the team. He fought hard in the challenger tournament and never gave up on the team.

The next match was the lightsaber competition, which would determine the team's survival. At this moment, he, the captain in name only, finally stepped forward.

In reality, the Wuji team had already gotten used to, and even tacitly accepted, that He An was the team's captain and listened to his leadership. So, at this crucial moment, it was Wu Chen who stepped forward to speak, leaving them momentarily stunned.

But they quickly remembered that Wu Chen was the team captain and the only player to score a point in the match, even if the opponent's performance was largely to blame...

"Given our current situation, there's no turning back. We can only gamble everything on the final team match. If we can't secure points in this game, we'll be at a significant disadvantage on their home turf. Everyone has witnessed Team Happy's strength; they're not as easy to deal with as we thought. So we must make the most of our advantages. Don't forget, this team match is on our home turf. Think about all the training we've done day after day—isn't it all for this moment?" Wu Chen's words were calm, without any anxiety or shouting, yet they carried an undeniable sense of determination.

"Well said!" He An realized that Wu Chen's words had worked and knew this was an opportunity, so he quickly added, "Everyone, don't forget that our goal is to challenge Team Excellent Era. Compared to Excellent Era, what are our current opponents?"

To be honest, when compared like this, they find that the current result is not so unacceptable. After all, is it more terrifying than facing Excellent Era?

"In the team competition that follows, let's show those grassroots players from Happy the strength of our professional player team!" He An's tone was very powerful. Hearing He An's words, although the members of Wuji didn't become much more excited, they weren't as lifeless as before.

The halftime break ended quickly, and the team members of Wuji Team immediately appeared at their team competition seats.

The starting lineup consists of: Spellblade, Gunner, Warlock, Force Master, and Priest, with Elemental Mage on the bench.

At the same time, Happy also took their seats.

Jun Moxiao, Han Yanrou, Luwei Weiwei, Yicunhui, and Xiaoshoubingliang started the game, while Xiao Nai's Yixiao Naihe was on the bench. (End of Chapter)