Ye Fei left the shop, and the route that followed consisted of three consecutive "bonfires + elites".

At this point, his deck contained 'Extraordinary', 'Agile', 'Afterimage', 'Sweep', 'Deflect', and a 'Defense' card with 'Re-attack'.

The only output card is "Poisonous Strike", which I haven't used yet.

It can stack up to 3 Agility, a standard anti-Haka deck, but the damage output is a bit too low.

Upon entering the fire, he first tapped the "Extraordinary Skill" card, changing "1 Strength/Agility" to "2 Strength/Agility".

"It's coming," he told himself.

Upon entering the elite room, the scene he least wanted to see unfolded.

The first elite—the "Haunted Eel"—was arrogantly opening its huge mouth.

Ye Fei sighed inwardly. This was a standard "Attack Ha" elite; the longer the fight dragged on, the stronger the attack became.

It would have been better if I had met him the second time, but why did I have to meet him the first time?

Fortunately, Ye Fei's basic skills were solid. After his original 42 HP was reduced to 33, all of his "Agility" stacked up, and he stopped losing HP.

The players present were all worried for him; if he didn't deal any more damage, his losses would only increase.

Moreover, there are no chances to replay; even the slightest mistake can be fatal!

When the 'Haunted Eel' had 78 health left, Ye Fei paused and glanced at the card draw pile.

There are a total of six cards. Besides the "Attack" and "Defense" cards, there is one "Re-attack", one "Defense" card, and one "Poisonous Strike" card left.

After a quick calculation, he moved the mouse to the potion bar.

"I feel like I have to pay for a bottle."

As he spoke, he threw a bottle of "poison" and played a "strike" card, which just happened to put "Haunted Eel" into a "stun".

He originally intended to give those two bottles of medicine to "Le Jia," but now that there's no output prerequisite "Hai Man," he has to give one bottle.

The rest were all defensive cards. Ye Fei finished his turn after playing "Afterimage" and "Survivor".

"Anyway, there's a high chance of losing a medicine, so we can only defend against the second stage of the game."

As expected, Ye Fei stopped losing health after that, and after three more rounds, Ye Fei killed the "Haunted Eel".

A relic called "Strawberry" and a "Poison Mist" card appeared in the reward card.

"That's it?"

Sawakawa Ichiro was somewhat stunned.

"How did he know that the medicine was due at that exact time? Did he have supernatural powers?"

An hour earlier, when Ichiro Sawakawa was playing by himself, he deeply felt this difficulty.

Since he couldn't "replay" the fight, whether he could win against a monster depended entirely on his gut feeling, and he had no idea when he could use a potion.

When should we open it? When can we save money? When is the best time to open it?

Without a "retake" to pave the way, he was like a blind man, relying entirely on instinct and wasting many potion opportunities.

What he didn't know was that Ye Fei had already calculated the kill line the moment he looked at the deck of cards.

This is the basic skill of nosl!

For Ye Fei, it was all just a habit, an "instinctive reaction."

The moment the 'poisonous fog' appeared, Ye Fei's expression visibly relaxed.

"Finally, it's done, but the placement is a bit tight."

"It's just that the Stinger is going to be useless."

With 40 HP remaining, Ye Fei still didn't go to sleep. For his second attack, he chose "Poison Mist".

This move made the onlookers itch with desire, wishing they could try it themselves.

"40 HP? There are two more elites behind!"

"How did he manage to stay awake?"

Wuhen, sitting to the side, glanced over and, seeing the situation, couldn't help but ask him:

"Are you really okay not to sleep yet?"

Ye Fei, however, disagreed and asked in return:

"You still have 40 health points. Isn't that perfectly healthy?"

There was nothing to say or see.

After opening the treasure chest, Ye Fei moved on to the next elite, and a distorted humanoid coral appeared on the right side of the screen—'Sneaky Coral Reef'.

Ye Fei is least afraid of this one. He will defend slowly in the first two rounds and activate "Extraordinary+" in the third round.

He glanced at the deck again, deliberately discarding one less "Deflection" card, thus taking two more points of damage.

By the fourth round, he had just managed to get the relic "Steel Fork" and managed to block a fatal "20 damage" with just one "Neutralize" and one "Survivor".

"He predicted all of this??" Ichiro Sawakawa's jaw nearly dropped.

Meanwhile, the comments section was still filled with random discussions, completely unaware of what had just happened.

Finally, the "Agile" card that Ye Fei had skipped in the first round to defend against was finally played.

"If I lose health, I'll admit defeat!" Ye Fei shouted.

Finally, after six rounds of slow attrition, Ye Fei defeated the 'Sneaky Coral Reef' with only 2 HP remaining.

The reward pops up: the relic 'Swing Ball', and the reward cards are as follows:

"Mist," a skill card, costs 3 mana and inflicts 4 stacks of poison and 1 stack of weakness on all enemies.

"Dodge and Roll", a skill card, costs 1 mana and grants 4 defense. Gain 4 defense next turn.

"Nightmare", a skill card, costs 3 mana. Choose a card, and add 3 copies of that card to your hand next turn. Cost: [cost].

The discussion in the live stream room instantly exploded:

"Why was it changed? It's now four layers of poison. Wasn't it supposed to be Oddity Poison before?"

"There are still new cards that haven't been discovered. I didn't expect there to be so many new cards in this expansion."

Sawakawa Ichiro also suddenly became excited.

"Perfect timing! Isn't it just that Le Jia was short of drugs? Here it comes again."

"It just so happens to be a group poison, which can be used to target the 'Ghost Eel' later on. Why not take it?"

The live stream chat was focused on the new "Mist" effect, which has "4 groups of poison and 1 weakness," seemingly much stronger than the previous "3 groups of poison."

Ye Fei was also seeing this card for the first time. Without "Miracle", it was equivalent to having to spend 3 mana to play it.

He glanced at it briefly and then looked away, focusing his attention on the other two cards as he began to think.

"'Dodge and Roll' can absorb two hits of Agility when 'Agile' and 'Exceptional' are active, so the stats are pretty good."

"I was originally playing defensively anyway, and two-stage defense across rounds can provide a lot of stability."

"but……"

He moved the mouse to the glittering gold "Nightmare" card on the far right.

"This is the upper limit of quality!"

Ye Fei also took the remaining bottle of "Speed ​​Potion" into his hand.

He then entered the campfire, with 38 health remaining. Without hesitation, Ye Fei played his third card – 'Agile Steps'.

A single "Poison Mist+" spell, granting 5 points of Agility, is more than enough to defend against the "Garden Ghost Eel".

In the fourth round, Ye Fei drew both "Nightmare" and "Extraordinary Skill" into his hand, leaving him with only two cards to defend.

However, he had to endure a wave of damage of "10+8+3×3", and he only managed to survive by using a "speed potion".

In the next round, he only drew one "sweep" card, and the other four were all attack cards.

"This is ridiculous!" The comments flooded the screen, covering half of it.

"NOSL is deliberately designed to torture people; when a 'ghost draw' happens, even a god can't help it."

"I told you we should catch that 'Mist' card, right?" Ichiro Sawakawa said.

Ye Fei hesitated for a moment, then handed over another bottle of "poison potion" to kill the first "ghost eel," reducing his losses by 11 points.

"If I could draw one more defense card, I could easily defend against it. I'm just one defense card away from winning," Ye Fei muttered to himself.

"But it doesn't matter, we've already passed this level."

At 7 minutes and 52 seconds, Ye Fei killed all the "Garden Ghost Eels" with zero casualties and obtained a relic called "Annoying Mechanism Box".

The three cards were "Stinger", "Deflection", and "Prediction", and he took "Deflection".

A few dozen seconds later, Ye Fei passed the last monster, the "Sewer Clam," without taking any damage and obtained a "Calculate Bets" card.

With the final burst of fire, in front of the boss's campfire, he chose to play the "Nightmare" card, reducing his cost from two to one.

Ichiro Sawakawa sat up straight again.

"Neither capturing the 'fog' nor leaving any 'poison,' and still not asleep with 38 HP."

"He didn't even delete any cards when he went to the shop; his 20-card deck didn't have a single usable card!"

"I'd like to see how you beat Le Jia!"

The discussions in the live chat became increasingly heated, with various voices clashing together.

Some say that "Black Ceal" made a mistake in this game, as he should have played the "poison stacking" strategy but failed to draw enough poison cards.

If it's a "dagger" build, and you have a "Nightmare" card, you should copy "Precision".

However, throughout the entire game, not a single "precision" shot was landed, and the only small knife, "Hidden Blade," was not used. "Nightmare" was like a worthless check that was never cashed.

Some say this is another new fighting style developed by "Sakura's Second Blade," but they don't know what kind of fighting style it is.

Ichiro Sawakawa, on the other hand, was even more pessimistic, saying that even though there were cards like "Acrobatics," "Backpack," and "Instinct" that could be used to play a small deck, he insisted on not taking a single one.

The situation had completely exceeded his comprehension; he didn't know why the real "Sakura's Second Blade" was doing this.

Several factions were arguing in the comments section, with no one believing that such a hand could beat "Le Jia".

But trusting the name "Sakura's Second Strike," they persisted in their guess that it must be some unknown new fighting style.

Until Ye Fei drew all seven cards at the start of the game, he used the "Nightmare+" card to copy three "Extraordinary Skill+" cards.

After playing the original "Exceptional Skill+" card, he leisurely leaned back in his chair.

"The card sequence is pretty good."

In the next round, the boss "Grandma Le Jia" has not yet woken up, but his three "Extraordinary Skill+" cards have already been obtained.

"This game is over."

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