Full-time: The Strongest Sniper

Don't laugh, come on!

The Wuji Sorcerer was also extremely excited, especially since his opponent was a top player like Ye Qiu. Amidst the tension, he felt a surge of excitement at the prospect of fighting such a powerful opponent. Soon, the Wuji Sorcerer had almost reached the Red Flower Pavilion in the middle of the map, and at the same time, he spotted Lord Grim.

"Lord Grim, bring it on!"

Upon seeing the other player, Wuji Warlock typed in the player channel, which immediately caused a burst of cheers and a flood of messages in the audience channel.

"Yes, I'm here." In comparison, Ye Xiu's response was much simpler. After all, Ye Xiu preferred to let actions speak for themselves rather than information.

The next moment, three anti-tank guns fired directly at the Wuji Sorcerer.

Given the distance between us now, does the other side think that such an attack can defeat me?
As soon as Wuji Warlock had a thought, he easily dodged the opponent's attack. But just as he started to dodge, another gunshot rang out from the other side. Only then did the opponent realize that Ye Xiu was moving and continuing to attack him. Judging from the trajectory of the bullets fired, the opponent's aim did not change at all despite such high-speed movement.

Helpless, the Wuji sorcerer could only continue to dodge in the face of such attacks.

Watching the Wuji sorcerer struggling to dodge his attacks, Ye Xiu felt a pang of regret. His accuracy and shooting talent were ultimately inferior to Xiao Nai's. If it were Xiao Nai, the opponent's movement would be completely blocked by Xiao Nai's barrage of bullets, let alone dodging Xiao Nai's attacks.

However, this is enough for now, because while the opponent is dodging in a mess, Ye Xiu is getting closer and closer to them.

But at that moment, instead of panic, a triumphant smile appeared in the eyes of the Wuji sorcerer.

Now that Wuji Warlock has fully learned from the experience of the last match, his tactics in this match are no longer as cautious as before. Since he has already gained such a big advantage, his playstyle should be bolder.

Lord Grim's speed in closing the distance is very fast?

This was inevitable, because he wasn't actually going all out to stop his opponent. In fact, he was deliberately letting his opponent get closer, so that when the distance between them reached the point he needed, he would immediately switch from running away to attacking, catching his opponent completely off guard.

As for Lord Grim's attack, he didn't care at all, since he could easily dodge it at the current distance. After all, he wasn't trying to stop the other party from getting close; on the contrary, he hoped the other party would quickly enter the distance he wanted.

As he watched the other person's character get closer and closer to his expectations, his concentration increased.

It's now!

Finally, the moment Lord Grim charged into the distance he had anticipated, the Wuji Sorcerer stopped hesitating. In his view, this distance allowed him to attack or defend as he pleased; even if he traded blows, his opponent wouldn't be able to easily dodge his attacks. "Let's start with a binding spell!"

The Wuji Warlock, who had been preparing for this moment, had naturally already planned his attack strategy. His initial attack was completely effortless, requiring no extra thought. However, before he could even unleash his attack, another gunshot rang out from the other side.

Bad luck...

Looking at the bullets flying towards him again, Wuji Sorcerer thought with some frustration. Although Ye Xiu's attack was a normal attack, it was timed perfectly to coincide with the moment he was about to use his skill. Even if he tried to withstand the attack, his skill would be interrupted, and he would have to continue dodging.

After all, the Warlock's attack logic is somewhat similar to that of the Elemental Mage. Although a successful skill hit grants a few seconds of control, which sounds powerful, both skills have a considerable wind-up animation before execution. If skills could be cast so easily and quickly, this type of class would truly disrupt the game's balance.

Therefore, whether it's a warlock or a mage, casting a skill requires a casting time, or at the very least, there's a pre-cast animation. It's rare to find melee classes like swordsmen and fist fighters who have skills that have almost no pre-cast animation and can launch attacks directly.

While the Binding Spell is a skill that requires casting, its low level, combined with equipment that reduces casting time, makes the casting bar appear to be completed in a flash. However, it still takes time. Clearly, this time is slower than Lord Grim's incoming bullets, so the Wuji Sorcerer can only dodge now to avoid Sai Yexiu's attack.

Meanwhile, the Wuji Warlock's movement interrupted his skill casting. After all, he's a Warlock; moving while casting is a skill of elemental mages, which Warlocks don't use. However, compared to being hit by a bullet and having his casting interrupted, dodging at least avoids the damage. Given both options, most people would choose to dodge.

Having learned from this experience, the Wuji Warlock no longer chose skills that required casting, opting instead for instant-cast skills during the preparation time. While magic-based classes like them still had casting delays even without concealed abilities, at least they could use them while moving.

But this time, before he could even use any skills, Ye Xiu's attack resumed, followed by a series of gunshots. It turned out that Lord Grim was suppressing him with firepower, unleashing a barrage of Gatling gunfire at him.

Under Ye Xiu's control, the dense barrage of bullets unleashed a sweeping line of fire. Facing such a sweeping barrage, dodging was not an easy task, so how could the Wuji Sorcerer have time to launch an attack?
Hide, hide, hide, hide...

The Wuji Sorcerer kept adjusting his character's position, dodging Lord Grim's Gatling gun barrage. His already disheveled state became even more chaotic.

How come the opponent has so many crowd control skills?
The Wuji Sorcerer hesitated, feeling frustrated. The main problem was that the opponent's control over the Gatling gun was even greater than the pressure their captain had put on him. Could it be that this Lord Grim's abilities as a gunner were also superior to their captain's?

The idea startled Wuji Warlock as soon as it came to mind. After all, their captain had been a professional player in the professional league for several years and had played Gunner for so many years. But now this guy who was fighting the Scatterers might actually be stronger than their captain as a Gunner. That was too exaggerated!

Just as this thought flashed through the Wuji Warlock's mind, Lord Grim's Gatling gun attack ended. With the final shot fired, Lord Grim's Thousand Manifestations Umbrella began to transform, instantly becoming... The Wuji Warlock didn't even see what the Thousand Manifestations Umbrella had transformed into before the opponent's skill was already aimed at him. And this skill was all too familiar to him; it was none other than the Warlock's skill—Cursed Arrow. (End of Chapter)