Full-time: The Strongest Sniper

Of course, although Ye Xiu's charging momentum was strong, he didn't need that impact right now. So, after seeing that it had achieved the desired effect, Ye Xiu changed his moves, not giving his opponent any chance to adjust, and started the same combo performance as in the previous match.

The Thousand Chance Umbrella constantly transformed with Ye Xiu's swings, each form employing a completely different attack system. His offensive was so varied that even the audience began to struggle to keep up with his skill execution. The magnificent combos they had just witnessed reappeared before their eyes.

However, thanks to the groundwork laid in the previous match, the audience was somewhat more resistant to Ye Xiu's dazzling and complex combos this time, and didn't lose their composure as they had in the previous match. But even so, they had to admit that such combos were truly amazing.

However, the scene was completely different in the eyes of the Wuji team players. They were filled with shock and worry because if the opponent continued to combo them like this, their Qi Master would be killed by the opponent's combo, just like the Warlock in the previous match.

He An was now focused entirely on his opponent's mana bar, watching Ye Xiu's mana bar gradually decrease. With each decrease, he felt even happier, because he knew very well that it was almost impossible to defeat the opponent directly by relying on his own team's Qi Master. Therefore, his initial focus was on how much mana the opponent could deplete. As long as the opponent's mana was depleted enough, he would eventually gain the advantage and defeat the opponent.

Let's use it a little more!
He An's gaze was fixed on Ye Xiu's mana bar, while at the same time he also paid attention to the remaining health of his teammates.

Wuji's Qigong master did not choose to give up. Although he was constantly attacked by his opponent, he still struggled as much as possible. He was very clear that his goal in this competition was not to win, but to wear down his opponent as much as possible and create as many advantages as possible for the final match. He would strive for any advantage, no matter what it was.

He doesn't need to defeat the opponent; he just needs to create trouble and annoyance for them, making them use more skills to kill him.

Although the Qi Master is a cloth armor class, it is not as fragile as other cloth armor classes because the Qi Master has a unique passive skill: Protective Qi.

Protective Qi is a passive skill, meaning it increases the character's attributes directly without needing to be cast. This skill provides a certain percentage of defense based on the Qi Master's mana; the more mana a Qi Master has, the greater the defense bonus.

Of course, some offensive-focused Qi Masters, in order to save skill points, won't level up this skill too much, and some even abandon it altogether. However, such people are in the minority, as most players prioritize stability, because survival is key to dealing damage. Therefore, many ordinary players, however, will level it up to the maximum.

Although the defensive power provided by this passive skill decreases as the mana bar is used up, the defensive enhancement it provides in the process and at the beginning is still quite considerable.

It was precisely because of this skill that for a time many Qi Masters in Glory were very keen on increasing their maximum mana and equipment that automatically regenerates mana, in order to improve the benefits of this skill.

Of course, in the professional scene, few people would sacrifice so many attributes in other less frequently used areas just to increase defense a little. However, although the Qi Master of the Wuji team didn't specifically focus on increasing mana cap and auto-mana regeneration, he still leveled up this skill a few times, making his defense slightly stronger than that of a typical cloth-armored class. He An was still a little regretful; if he had thought of it before the match and had the Qi Master max out this skill, he could have dealt more damage to the opponent.

If you could even get equipment that increases your maximum mana and provides automatic mana regeneration, then even equipment from wild bosses wouldn't be unusable.

The current situation is that Wuji's Qigong master can only rely on his operation to keep struggling. However, He An looked at the comparison of the consumption of the two sides' life points and found that the exchange ratio between the two sides was not bad. If this continues, the opponent's mana will be reduced to about 20% at most.

Even if the opponent drinks a potion to restore mana, they will only have 40% of their mana left at most. And with only 40% mana, he's really not afraid.

After all, his profession is a magic swordsman. Don't be fooled by the fact that he is a magic-based profession that relies on intelligence, just like other magic-based professions. His defense and health are among the top in the Glory. Even the Berserker, who is positioned as a breakthrough or even a tank, is only wearing heavy armor, while he, the magic swordsman, is a plate armor profession like the knight.

What is plate armor? It's the highest defensive equipment in Glory. Paired with a Life-Slaying Swordsman who focuses on intelligence, plus a set of accessories crafted as the core of the team, his magic defense is also extremely strong. It can be said that even if he does nothing, the opponent's mana alone cannot kill him.

Even if the opponent's skills have so many variations, they are all physical and magical damage in the end. Plus, they are all low-level skills. How much damage can these skills deal to a magic swordsman?
He An is still very confident about the current situation and his next match.

In fact, He An's idea is not wrong. The main reason is that they have caught a good time. Because Happy has limited materials, they are currently mainly building An Wenyi's violent priest equipment, which has resulted in the Thousand Chance Umbrella, which is already fully upgraded, not having its skills applied.

In Ye Xiu's words, the Thousand Chance Umbrella is enough for him to use until he encounters Excellent Era, since if all else fails, there's always Xiao Nai.

Xiao Nai didn't insist much. After all, Ye Xiu's age was a factor, and Zhang Jiale was prioritizing team matches for stamina. Naturally, he didn't expect Ye Xiu to continue fighting like in the original story, practically sacrificing his remaining professional lifespan for hand speed and skill.

So since Ye Xiu himself offered to let Xiao Nai help him share the pressure, Xiao Nai did not refuse. After all, he was the vice captain of the team. Even if he was a lazy bum, he would still turn things around from time to time. Xiao Nai would naturally not shirk the responsibility that he should bear as the vice captain.

As time passed, Wuji's Qi Master was predictably chained to death by Ye Xiu's unaffiliated warrior. Although he struggled fiercely throughout, he didn't achieve much, barely managing to whittle down Lord Grim's health by about 10%. However, he was quite satisfied with his result, because Lord Grim now only had 35% mana left, even after consuming the mana potion he had brought. (End of Chapter)