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Chapter 658 Fighting games can be played like this?
It wasn't just the StarRain members talking about Seiya; many audience members were also former GGO players, so they were discussing it with their friends.

From this day forward, the name "Golden Lion Cub" will likely be elevated to a truly divine status.

After all, today's fighting exchange match was held offline, so those who said "Golden Lion Cub" used illegal software are probably going to be proven wrong.

In full view of everyone, and with the gaming device being officially provided, tell me, how can illegal software be used on this?

"Such a monster actually exists in this world..."

Just like the StarRain members who were complaining, Sylvia in the game had the same thoughts at this moment.

Previously, Wulian (Sun Le) had said that the golden lion cub was the real pervert, but Sylvia was somewhat skeptical.

But now that she has truly experienced the strength of her opponent, Sylvia feels a deep sense of powerlessness.

Of course, as a player similar to SunLe, Sylvia wouldn't give up so easily.

Having experienced Seiya's power, she became even more excited.

Since it's a fighting game, the opponent naturally needs to be evenly matched, or even stronger than her, to be interesting. If all the opponents are defeated by her in a few moves, what fun is there?

Besides, she might not necessarily lose now.

To reiterate, Ranzo doesn't have the same aerial combat advantage as Meteor. As long as he doesn't engage in close combat with Seiya, the advantage lies with him.

The chances of winning in a direct confrontation are slim, but the way to win in "Galaxy Heroes" is to obtain the "Chaos Cube".

As long as you fill the energy bar first and find the Chaos Cube, you will still be the winner.

In terms of mobility, the meteor he chose has a much greater advantage than Lan Zang.

The moment the second game started, Sylvia moved quickly through the city, defeating villainous NPCs to build up her energy bar while simultaneously searching for the Cosmic Cube within the city.

About five minutes later, Meteor, with its speed advantage, had searched almost the entire city and finally spotted the winning item, the "Chaos Cube," atop a skyscraper.

The good news is that she found the "Chaos Cube," but the bad news is that Seiya also arrived at the same time as Sylvia found the cube.

After instantly killing the villain "Netherworld Tree Woman" in the game with a single strike, Seiya's energy bar was filled to the brim, and he looked at Sylvia in front of him with a smile.

Seeing Seiya rushing towards her, Sylvia had no intention of fighting him. Instead, she pushed off the ground with both feet and used "Meteor Path" to take off directly and rush towards the Cosmic Cube on the skyscraper.

"I never expected that Sylvia, who always preferred to defeat her opponents head-on, would be forced to achieve victory in this way."

However, now that the location of the Cosmic Cube has been found, Sylvia should win this match.

After all, with the Rubik's Cube at such a high altitude, Meteor's speed and aerial dash advantage are far greater than Lan Zang's.

Just when StarRain's players, including the audience, all thought that Sylvia would win the game,

Seiya's next move stunned them once again.

Seiya, wielding two swords, looked towards Sylvia's location and casually threw out another long sword.

However, Sylvia, who seemed to have anticipated Seiya's move, also used her feet to push off the building wall and accelerated upwards again.

As the long sword pierced the building wall, Seiya also leaped up, using the sword as a foothold to jump upwards once again.

And after using the long sword as a foothold to jump upwards again, Seiya threw another long sword upwards again, and used it as a foothold to jump upwards once more.

Both longswords were thrown, but they not only failed to hit Sylvia, but also flew quite a distance from the rooftop where the Cosmic Cube was located. However, to everyone's surprise, with a tug, Seiya pulled out the first longsword he had thrown, and it flew into his hand.

Arashizo is a pure dual-wielding swordsman, but he has no ability to control the swords.

Just when the audience thought that Seiya had discovered another bug or mechanism in the game, the sharp-eyed Sun suddenly noticed that there was a steel wire tied to the end of Seiya's sword hilt.

Don't ask where the steel wire comes from. The city is so big, you can find similar fishing lines in any fishing tackle shop.

Seiya used this method to throw his long sword as a foothold to jump, and then used the wire to pull the sword out and reuse it repeatedly.

After several attempts, its upward climbing and jumping speed gradually surpassed that of Sylvia, who could sprint at high speed in the air.

Seeing Seiya's actions, all the audience members present were once again dumbfounded.

Because they never imagined that Lanzang, who had no air combat advantage, could actually catch up with Meteor, who had an air superiority, in this way.

Furthermore, the meteor can dash through the air by using the skill "Meteor Path," which requires energy to use.

However, Seiya's move only utilized Ranzo's jumping ability.

"Not only are his reflexes superhuman, but his motor skills have also reached such an outrageous level!"

If this continues, Sylvia will really be caught up by him!

Compared to the anxious StarRain members, the audience at the scene erupted in cheers.

Today's exchange match truly broadened their horizons.

Ordinary fighting game competitions are nothing more than the same old battles between each other.

Today's match featured several unexpected moves: first, Nameless used a game bug to unleash an infinite super move; then, Faceless used the Cursed Prison technique; and now, Golden Lion Cub used its superior skills to compensate for the character's weaknesses.

The members of the StarRain team may all be very strong, but the foreign players from the "Dynamite Squad" made everyone present think that fighting games could be played in such a way.

Watching Seiya create his own platform and leap upwards, Sylvia glanced at her energy bar, gritted her teeth, and finally unleashed her strongest super move.

"Super Special Move - Meteor Strike!"

A golden halo enveloped Sylvia's body, and in the next second, her body transformed into a real "shooting star," its speed increasing exponentially as it hurtled towards the Cosmic Cube atop the skyscraper.

Even though she had used up her energy bar, she couldn't win immediately even if she managed to grab the Cosmic Cube.

You can grab the Rubik's Cube first, and then accumulate the energy bar; you can still win that way.

If the Rubik's Cube falls into Seiya's hands first, then she will have completely lost the match.

Sylvia made the right choice, and by going all in with her ultimate move, her speed did indeed surpass Seiya's once again.

But what she didn't know was that Seiya was also a player who didn't like to play by the rules.

Seeing that Sylvia was about to get the Cosmic Cube, Seiya stopped jumping up.

Seiya, having regained control of the twin swords, continued to fall due to gravity while simultaneously unleashing Ranzo's ultimate move!

"Ultimate Move - Raging Storm Slash!"

(End of this chapter)