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Chapter 96 Tactical Master

Upon entering PVP, everyone held their breath, their eyes glued to the screen.

On the big screen, on the left is the heir apparent of 'FirstGun', who still has a little over sixty points of health left.

The first shot glanced at the opponent's situation, and a "Deadly Poison" appeared in his hand. He pouted and almost burst out laughing.

"No, what is he playing with, drugs?" The bespectacled teammate next to him also noticed.

"He drew a card—'Deadly Poison'?"

In their understanding, the only way for the Silent Hunter character to survive is through the "knife style," and there is no other possibility.

Poison can only serve as a supplementary damage source. It can only add a little extra damage to the dagger's output by relying on its stacking properties, and it cannot play a major role at all.

As for "Deadly Poison," it is defined as the lowest of the low, with slow onset of damage, low damage value, and less damage per turn than "Strike," making it the kind of poison that is completely untouchable.

If someone draws this card, it only means they don't know how to play the Hunter at all.

Seeing that the second card was drawn, they all felt a little more relaxed.

Upon seeing this card, the first player breathed a sigh of relief, thinking, "Looks like it's not that great."

In the second round, he went first.

He used "Worship" followed by "Gamma Blast" to apply 2 Vulnerability and 2 Weakness to the second attack right at the start of the game.

Then, using a "Forged in War" and a "Strike," "King's Sword" flashed into the hand, forging 6.

With the Vulnerability buff, it dealt 19 points of damage, plus 'Gamma Blast', for a total of 32 points of damage.

"What a perfect start." Someone commented that this round not only put them in good condition, but also dealt significant damage to suppress the enemy, and they even forged a sword along the way.

When it was his turn to strike for the second time, he only played three simple cards: first, a "Strategist+", and then two defensive cards.

Most of the damage wasn't blocked, and my health bar visibly dropped. I took more than 20 points of damage with my bare body.

A commotion erupted in the internet cafe: "That's it?"

"Elan was defeated by this kind of opponent?"

"The gap is already quite obvious at the start, so we just need to keep pressing them from here on out."

He wasn't triumphant after his first shot, and soon in the second round, he drew another "Sword Saint Ten".

A teammate's eyes suddenly widened, and he leaned forward, exclaiming, "My God, the Sword Saint! He's here so quickly?"

"What incredible luck! They started right after the first round? It didn't slow down their pace at all."

"That's good, that Japanese hunter is one step closer to death."

Amidst the cheers of praise after the first shot, he smiled smugly. He hadn't expected to be so lucky, not only drawing this card but also being able to play it in the second round, a crucial moment in PVP.

He immediately played the "Sword Saint Ten" card, followed by another "Loot" and "Refined Blade".

The greatsword's damage immediately soared to 29. After the "Sword Saint" skill's double damage, a single strike dealt 29 x 2 = 58 damage.

He glanced at the opponent's health, which was only around 80 points. If he slashed down, the opponent would be crippled even if they didn't die. When it came to the second strike, there was no pressure to defend this round. He should have taken the opportunity to deal damage and regain the momentum, but he didn't.

Instead of using his only attack card, "Poisonous Strike," he first played "Poison Mist Ten."

Then, using a "Acrobatics" card to draw three and discard one, I drew a "Mist" card and a "Purify+" card.

Together with "Untouchable," they threw out "Mist," coating the first shot with four layers of poison.

With his remaining mana, he didn't play "Poisonous Strike" again, but instead played "Phantom" to activate defense out of thin air.

That ended the round; aside from applying 4 layers of poison to the first shot, nothing else was done.

After seeing his actions, everyone in the internet cafe fell silent for a moment.

What kind of operation is this?

No attack?

Monkey show?

Four layers of poison?

What the heck is this "defense appearing out of thin air"?

"What is he doing?" the bespectacled team member asked, pointing at the screen, his voice trembling.

"Four layers of poison were applied in one whole round? And then you just stood there defending against thin air?"

The entire internet cafe erupted in laughter, with some people slapping the table and laughing loudly.

Because, in their view, the poison damage is already low, and since there's no knife, they won't inflict much damage anyway.

A single round inflicts four layers of poison, which is negligible to them.

The remaining one-cost ability to not attack and "establish defense out of thin air" was even more absurd to them.

This kind of behavior can't be explained by being bad at the game; it's just that someone has a problem with their brain, or it's like they've never even played the game before.

"Hahaha! That's hilarious! Is he putting on a monkey show?"

"This is hilarious! Does he even know how to play? I doubt he's ever played this game before!"

The first shot revealed a smug and composed smile. He didn't say much; he was already certain that this...

"Sakura's Second Slash" doesn't know how to play the Hunter class at all.

The reason I was able to beat Elan before was definitely because Elan made a mistake or was unlucky.

Now that he's run into us and caught us red-handed, it's like a stroke of incredible luck, a bounty from heaven!

When Elan's roommates saw this, they almost spat out their saliva.

"Pfft! What's this? Is it defending against thin air?"

"Hey EIan, tell me, is this the kind of opponent you lost to yesterday?"

"Elan, tell me quickly, you deliberately threw that round, didn't you?"

Elan's face had turned ashen.

He never imagined that he would lose to someone like that.

And because of this, he made the news and ruined his reputation. Now he has been overshadowed by a nobody.

"EIan, why aren't you saying anything?"

"Hmph, I'm watching."

In the third round, the first shot's hand contained a "Wall Building+" card.

He almost burst out laughing; if he added another 13 points, his greatsword's damage would skyrocket to 42 x 2 = 84 points.

The opposing hunter had just over 80 health points, and with one strike, he was close to being killed.

Teammates were already cheering: "We won! We won! Get ready to collect the bounty!"

"After owing this debt for so many years, I can finally pay it off today!"

The bespectacled team member was also excitedly rubbing his hands together, but suddenly he stopped, his expression turning serious, as if he had suddenly discovered something.

"Wait a minute." He pressed down on the hand that had just fired the first shot. "Don't rush to draw the greatsword!"

The first shot was fired, and when she turned around, victory was right in front of her. She looked at him with a puzzled expression: "What's wrong?"

"Don't you think this opponent is too calm?" the bespectacled team member asked in a low voice.

"He can clearly see our greatsword, and the damage is getting higher and higher, but he still rarely defends."

"You mean?" First Shot tried to understand.

"That's right, he must have a backup plan!" Glasses explained, his tone somewhat agitated.

"And I suspect he most likely has a bottle of 'Ghost Canned Goods' hidden away!"

"The reason he deliberately didn't take much precautions was to lure you into using that greatsword, which he then blocked with 'Canned Ghost'."

"And since you haven't been 'summoned' yet, if you rashly use your greatsword, you'll sink to the bottom and waste an opportunity."

"This way, he can seize the opportunity to counterattack, take control of the rhythm, gain the upper hand, and turn the tide!"

Upon hearing this, everyone nodded in agreement, agreeing that his analysis was indeed reasonable.

After thinking for a moment, he immediately understood what the first shot meant, but he still couldn't be sure.

"But that's just your guess. What if he doesn't have that potion?"

The man with glasses adjusted his glasses, his tone firm: "That's precisely why we need to be even more careful. Elan lost to him because he underestimated him!"

"The strength of our opponent is still unknown, and everything we see may be an illusion."

"So shouldn't we be even more cautious in life-or-death situations like this?"

He stopped firing the first shot, thought about it, and realized it made sense.

If you act rashly and impulsively, and someone takes the opportunity to turn the tables, then you've truly missed a golden opportunity.

"Alright then." First Shot seemed much calmer: "So how do I force him to hand over the potion?"

The bespectacled player pushed up his glasses again: "It's simple, don't use the greatsword, just trade another wave of high damage with him."

He pointed to the screen: "Don't you happen to have one 'Gigantamax Potion' left?"

At this point, Glasses gave a meaningful smile.

The first shot suddenly realized the mistake and immediately abandoned the "Wall Building+" he was originally going to use.

He then opened the bottle of "Gigantamax Potion" and played a "Star Power" card.

Triple damage, one "Star Power" is used, 6×3 damage is dealt 3 times, for a total of 54 points of "explosive damage".

He had seen the opponent's hand beforehand. The hunter only had one defensive card, "Sweep," and the rest were all attack cards and card draw cards.

If the opponent only plays a "sweep" and doesn't use a potion, they will definitely suffer a huge loss!

"Perfect!"

He ended the round with satisfaction.