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Chapter 105 Extraordinary Skills

This is the latest fighting style he learned from video recordings after five months of intensive training in seclusion.

Among them, he hasn't developed many of the Starfall techniques, only knowing a few of the simplest routines, such as 'Radiance' plus 'Star Position', 'Collection' plus 'Radiation', and 'Particle Wall' plus 'Lunar Surface'.

I'm not very skilled at using it, and I often get stuck, so I mainly use the sword-forging style.

But this is his own original creation, which is groundbreaking and enough to make him stand out in the race for the crown prince of the Dragon Kingdom.

Previously, there was no such thing as the Star Radiance Stream in the Dragon Kingdom. Anyone who wanted to become the crown prince assumed that the only way out was to forge swords.

He was very fast and finished the first level in no time. He glanced at his opponent's progress and kept closely behind him.

"They're chasing so closely?" Chu Liang frowned and sped up his operations.

He thought he was too slow, so he gritted his teeth and sped up a bit more.

However, no matter how fast he sped up, the opponent maintained the same rhythm.

Occasionally he would get ahead of a small monster, only to be caught up again shortly after. He exerted all his strength and barely managed to maintain a lead of less than ten seconds when entering the third level.

Unbeknownst to him, Ye Fei on the other side was propping his head up with one hand and slowly clicking the mouse with the other, pausing every now and then to wait for him.

At first, Ye Fei wasn't sure, but he took a look at the website during his free time and found that Chu Liang was indeed streaming, confirming that it was him.

"That's pretty good." Ye Fei watched his movements and recognized a few familiar patterns:

There are features like "Loot" and "Radiance" for drawing cards from each other, "Glimmer" for adjusting card order, and "Particle Wall" for increasing the number of skill cards.

Although the technique is still very clumsy and the understanding is superficial, it is clear that this is a poor imitation of some key operations in his video.

So he deliberately didn't rush ahead, allowing Chu Liang to maintain a slight lead, with the aim of putting pressure on him and seeing his true level.

Chu Liang had no idea what his opponent was thinking; he gave it his all in every round.

Calculating costs, adjusting card order, calculating health, forging swords, adding stars, and attacking defenses – the pace is intense.

His palms were sweating profusely. He quickly entered the PvP room, glanced back, and saw that his opponent was still fighting the boss.

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He breathed a sigh of relief, thankful that he had fought quickly and that his training had not been in vain.

But that's where it ends.

A few seconds later, Ye Fei entered the PVP room and showed no mercy from the very beginning.

In one round, after applying several layers of the "Paper Crane" debuff, the player can turn the tables and take the initiative, abandoning defense and enduring damage.

Within a few rounds, they beat him up.

Three minutes later, the "Sword Immortal" was defeated.

The moment the screen went dark, Chu Liang remained seated without saying a word, the page frozen in place.

The live chat was already going crazy:

"Holy crap, what kind of god-like being delivered that second strike? How can they fight like that?"

"To be able to fight the Second Blade for so long, Sword Immortal is already very impressive."

"I remember, that flower field only lasted for less than five minutes, right?"

"That's enough. He couldn't even beat the flower field; Sword Immortal has already done his best."

Chu Liang didn't seem very frustrated. He stared at the screen without saying a word, as if he were in a daze.

But in reality, he was mentally reviewing where the card order wasn't right, where the card draw was incorrect, and where it could be optimized further.

This is a habit he has developed over the past five months: every time he loses a game, he replays it in his mind.

"There's still a gap."

He was thinking.

Just then, my phone rang.

He picked up his phone; a private message was displayed on the screen. He recognized the sender's ID all too well—it was "Black Evening Ceal".

The content is:

"I just watched your live stream. You're starting to get the hang of it, but your understanding is still too shallow, and you haven't quite mastered it yet."

"You need to practice more!"

Chu Liang looked at the words and felt a pang of sorrow, remaining motionless for a long time.

Just as he was about to reply, he received another message:

"First, try to reach A8 on the Dragon Slayer Ranking, which requires 3000 points. Once you've achieved that, I'll come find you."

Chu Liang was slightly stunned. He wondered to himself, "Could this be the next step in my training?"

A8 is the standard for professional players. Reaching this level means you've stepped into the professional arena.

This is clearly a deliberate attempt to get him to become a professional player!

"I understand," he said softly, then replied, "Okay, I'll give it a try."

There was no further reply. He didn't wait any longer, turned off his phone, and prepared to call again.

Ye Fei put down his phone and stared at the screen for a while. Then he turned his head and looked at Xing Yuan, who was engrossed in playing the Dragon Slayer Ranking game next to him.

He remembered that today was the day to contact the person in charge of local esports team affairs.

"By the way, how's the contact with that person I asked you to contact going?" Ye Fei asked.

Xingyuan continued playing, casually replying, "Oh, you mean that one from the team?"

"I've already made the contact and notified them in advance. We can go over tonight."

Ye Fei glanced at him, moved his chair closer to Xing Yuan, and watched him finish.

They had already discussed the specifics regarding the team:

Xingyuan took the lead, while he disguised himself as an ordinary team member and was responsible for funding and personnel.

One in the spotlight, the other behind the scenes. This way, the team can have a legitimate name while still keeping Ye Fei's identity confidential.

"What did you say?" Ye Fei asked.

Xingyuan deftly manipulated his hand, unleashing a final "Electric Current Generation" to end the battle. He then stopped, turned around, and said, "Don't worry, I didn't say anything I shouldn't have."

"I'll take care of the entire handover process; you just need to follow me."

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He paused, then added, "As long as you don't say too much, I will always treat you as an ordinary team member."

Ye Fei nodded and didn't ask any further questions. He had confidence in Xingyuan's abilities.

"Alright, then it's up to you then."

Xingyuan hummed in agreement, then opened the next match and continued the battle.

Ye Fei checked the time; there was still a long time before evening.

He stretched his joints and refocused his attention on the screen.

"The arrangements are almost complete. Now we can focus on advancing through the ranks."

He thought to himself and clicked on Advanced Level 7.

The matching circle spun a few times, and soon a notification popped up:

"Expanding your search to find similar competitors —"

In less than a minute, the match was successful, and the opponent's information popped up.

Ye Fei glanced at it; it was still an unfamiliar ID, nationality: United Kingdom, character: malfunctioning robot.

"Another robot." He yawned.

He realized that his search for a master was not yet over. So far, none of the people he had encountered could be considered masters.

However, he didn't care. He believed that as long as he advanced to a higher level, the probability of encountering a master would increase.

The most urgent task is to advance to the next level!