Full-time: The Strongest Sniper

After both characters finished loading, the Warlocks of Cold Mist and Boundless had spawned in two locations on the map, while the Red Flower Pavilion was in the middle of the map, surrounded by a magnificent sea of ​​red flowers, which looked very eye-catching.

Of course, although the scenery was beautiful, this was a competition, and neither side had any intention of admiring the view. As the countdown ended, both characters moved at the same time and rushed towards the Red Flower Pavilion in the middle of the map.

This week, the Wuji team had thoroughly understood Tang Rou's operational skills and tactics. Based on her personality, a simple map like the arena was actually the most suitable for her. Soon, the Wuji players saw the opponent's character, but they knew they absolutely could not engage in a direct confrontation—a conclusion they had reached after this week's analysis.

Because in a direct confrontation, regardless of whether you have the advantage or disadvantage, the opponent's offensive will only become more intense and fiercer. Therefore, the key to fighting an opponent is to restrain them and stall for time!
This dragging out isn't just about the length of the match, but also the richness of the content, gradually breaking down the opponent's attack rhythm.

These are conclusions reached by the Wuji Team after a detailed analysis of Tang Rou, so it is only natural to implement them now; otherwise, all the hard work of this week would have been for nothing.

So, the moment Tang Rou's character entered the Wuji Sorcerer's attack range, the Wuji Sorcerer's advance stopped.

Although his attack range was slightly shorter than Wei Chen's Windward Formation, it was still superior to that of the Battle Mage. After all, the Battle Mage was an exception among magic-based classes, a melee class among a group of ranged classes. The Warlock was similar; all three Dark Magic classes were melee, with the Warlock being the only ranged class. Both classes were outliers within their respective systems, and this battle between outliers was also a battle between melee and ranged combat.

The best example of this kind of long-range vs. close-range combat is actually Wu Chen's previous match with Baozi. Wuji Team's strategy against Tang Rou was to control the pace of the game to suppress her playing style.

Cursed Arrow!

As a low-level dark magic skill, releasing it now is actually a bit premature, since the skill's flight speed isn't particularly fast, and it's easy to dodge from a distance. However, this is precisely part of the Wuji Tactics. Without any charging, a series of dark purple arrows were unleashed by the Wuji sorcerer, attacking Tang Rou, but Tang Rou easily dodged them at that distance.

While the Wuji Sorcerer was casting his skill, he was also maneuvering his character backward. He would retreat in the direction Tang Rou was chasing him.

Tang Rou wasn't surprised by this scenario. After all, kiting is the most common tactic when fighting from a distance. She had played against professional players from teams like Blue Rain, Tiny Herb, and Tyranny, so she had plenty of experience.

Tang Rou, as always, unleashed her power like a mighty dragon breaking through the enemy lines!
Every time Xiao Nai sees Tang Rou's opening, he feels that Tang Rou is really suitable for Tyranny. Her indomitable personality is a perfect match for the Tyranny team's style. Zhang Xinjie was the one who invited Tang Rou the most, but obviously he didn't succeed. Who told Tang Rou to only want to defeat Lao Ye at that time?
However, in Tang Rou's hands, this high-damage ultimate skill of the Battle Mage became a movement skill similar to teleportation. Xiao Nai was actually curious; even though he had equipped Tang Rou with the teleportation skill, she still wanted to use the "Dragon's Fury" skill as an initiating movement. But since Tang Rou liked Xiao Nai, he had no intention of changing it. After all, every player has their own playstyle and strategy, and excessive interference or modification would only cause the player to lose their own style and ultimately become just another ordinary player.

Tang Rou brandished her spear and charged forward, instantly closing the distance between the two characters. But just as Tang Rou finished her Dragon Breaking Army technique, a six-pointed star appeared where her character had stopped, and the six-star light prison appeared instantly the next moment.

Even though the Wuji team has struggled in the Challenger League for years, they are still a professional team. Having figured out Tang Rou's playstyle, they naturally also summarized her straightforward fighting style and her extravagant use of the Dragon Breaker as a movement tool. So, when they saw Tang Rou's spear in the form of a Dragon Breaker charge, Wuji's warlock had already begun calculating the endpoint of the skill. This was one of the ways they studied Tang Rou. The Six-Star Light Prison was already being cast when Tang Rou released the Dragon Breaker, the timing perfectly timed to the very moment it ended. The timing was excellent, instantly binding Tang Rou's character within it.

In professional matches, everyone pays extra attention to skills like Six-Star Light Prison, because its restraining ability is too strong. This makes it very rare for this skill to hit, but if you are really bound, it is easy to be put into a very passive situation.

As a professional player, the Wuji Warlock naturally wouldn't let this opportunity slip by. Taking advantage of Tang Rou's inability to appear, he immediately began his attack, summoning the Gate of Death. Bound by the Six-Star Light Prison, Tang Rou had no chance of escaping the Warlock's ultimate attack range. She could only watch helplessly as the black lines formed from cursed power within the Gate of Death grabbed her, and she could only watch as her character was captured…

Corrosion, Soul Strike, Severing, Devouring, Life Trap...

Tang Rou's character had just been bound by the Death Gate skill, and a series of attacks came down on her, giving the audience a sense of revenge. It felt like they wanted to get back at the frustration of being caught off guard by Tang Rou in the previous match and being comboed to death.

But that wasn't the end of it. The Wuji Warlock had calculated the timing of the Gate of Death's explosion and summoned a rain of chaos the instant it exploded.

This is the Warlock's fighting style. As a class whose skills are mostly focused on control, the Warlock's characteristics are fully displayed in the hands of Wuji's operator.

As the chaotic rain fell, Tang Rou, who had just recovered from the shock of the explosion at the Gate of Death, was unable to dodge the attack and was immediately thrown into a state of confusion. Taking advantage of this opportunity, the Wuji Warlock once again began to unleash his skills in split bursts, firmly seizing control of the match. As a result, Tang Rou, who had directly defeated the third person in the previous match, was now being toyed with at the mercy of her opponent.

This result immediately caused a stir in the chat channels of the surrounding audience seats.

Aside from the cheers from Wuji team fans, there are only a few sarcastic messages from those who are proven wrong.

It's just that because of their small numbers, and because Wuji team's fans are currently cheering for their own team, the information about the two sides is too similar, making it difficult for people to notice them.

Of course, Tang Rou was extremely frustrated. From the moment she was bound by the opponent's Six-Star Light Prison, all her subsequent actions seemed meaningless. The rhythm of the match was completely controlled by her opponent, and she had no way to counter this situation, feeling helpless amidst the chaos. (End of Chapter)