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Chapter 15: Su Cha wins

"You!!" Upon hearing this, Hu Luoluo could no longer maintain his gentle image, with ferocious anger on his face.

The smell of gunpowder smoke at the scene made everyone hold their breath and dare not speak out.

"Su Cha, your request is a bit too much. You want me to fulfill the conditions, unless my male is also allowed to play." Yun Xi said what he said was reasonable, but he didn't give in at all.

Su Cha glanced at Mo Ze, who was frowning and said, "Okay."

"If you lose, you must kowtow to us and apologize, and stay away from wherever we appear in the future." Hu Luoluo said.

"Okay." Su Cha's sonorous and powerful voice reached the ears of every orc present.

Although the Year of the Tiger, who was sitting at the top, felt something was wrong, he could not interfere in the fight between the females.

"Okay, let's ask the clan leader and all the elders to testify today. Whoever loses in today's competition between us and Su Cha will fulfill the conditions." Hu Yue'er said loudly and proudly. If Lang Tu could win, she would only have an 80% chance.

We are sure, but if Mo Ze participates, we will be 100% sure.

"Su Cha, you can choose three males as partners to participate in this competition on your behalf." The clan leader stood up and said.

Everyone looked inquiringly at who Su Cha was going to pick.

Mu Beichen couldn't help but pulled Su Cha's sleeve: "Do you want to consider choosing me? I can reluctantly agree to help you defeat Mo Ze."

Mu Beichen's casual tone seemed to be joking, but the look in his eyes was surprisingly serious.

It's a pity that Su Cha didn't even bother to look at the culprit of the hatred: "Go away, if it weren't for you, would I have to go on the field sick?"

In the original book, Hu Luoluo was just a simple passerby with some status. He didn't have much interaction with Su Cha and didn't appear in many scenes. But now he directly confronts her because of Mu Beichen's incident.

Mu Beichen thought Su Cha was talking about the injury to her left hand, and said a little guiltily and aggrievedly: "I told you not to compete with you, but you insisted on taking action."

"You really don't want it." Mu Beichen still wanted to save his life, but Su Cha had already removed all the bamboo strips in his hands and walked towards the center of the crowd.

Enduring the pain and moving his left hand, Su Cha walked to Yang Ying and whispered something.

Yang Ying was stunned for a moment, then nodded with worry on her face.

After Su Cha finished explaining, he turned to the clan leader.

"There's no need to find another male, I'll do it myself."

"Hiss!" There was an incredible gasp from the crowd.

"Su Cha is crazy." After the shock, he began to whisper.

Even Hu Yue'er and others couldn't believe that Su Cha would make such a decision. After all, Mo Ze was the most talented fifth-level orc in the clan.

Even the clan leader was shocked and said disapprovingly: "You are just an ordinary female, Mo Ze is a fifth-level orc, and the males Hu Yue'er and Hu Luoluo are also fourth-level orcs."

Su Cha didn't answer any more and walked directly onto the stage.

The delicate girl's petite but tall figure seemed to stand out in the scenery. Her white fingers were intertwined between the long black and smooth hair, braiding the loose long hair bit by bit, and tying a knot with a strip of cloth at the end.

"I'm ready." Su Cha put her hair up, pulled out the bone knife she carried with her from her leg and held it in front of her chest.

The male of Fox Yue'er is the first to appear - Lang Tu, a fourth-level wolf orc.

Following the clan leader's order, Su Cha took the lead and approached quickly, his figure passing by almost becoming a shadow.

Langtu managed to avoid it by relying on his orcish instinct, but the next second he was kicked in the chest by a somersault from above his head, forcing him to take several steps back.

A chill ran down his neck and blood dripped.

With only three moves, the outcome is determined.

"Lang Tu, you are stupid! You don't know how to transform into a beast!" Hu Yue'er blamed angrily.

Langtu regained consciousness, looked at his female, said nothing, and came down from the stage in frustration.

Any orc with some experience could tell that it wasn't that he couldn't transform, but that Su Cha was too fast and didn't give him a chance.

"Su Cha wins the first game."

Although they all knew that Su Cha had defeated Hu Xiao, who was also a fourth-level orc, they didn't expect that Su Cha could win so easily despite his injured left hand.

The clan leader asked Su Cha kindly: "Do you need to take a break before starting the next game?"

Su Cha's voice was indifferent: "No, continue."

The next one, Hu Luoluo's male, Hu Xu, is also a fourth-level orc, but he entered the fourth level many years earlier than Lang Tu.

Huxu learned the lesson from Langtu, and the moment the clan leader started speaking, he transformed into his animal form and took the lead in attacking Su Cha.

Hu Xu's body glowed with orange fighting power. Su Cha easily dodged it by turning on his side. One beast and one person passed by with several moves. Su Cha's face was scratched three times by Hu Xu's claws, and a small amount of blood flowed out. Hu Xu

His back was also injured by Su Cha's dagger.

Su Cha sloppily wiped his face with his sleeve, changed the bone knife to his left hand, took out a knife sharpened by Cang Yuan from his sleeve, and moved forward, backward, forward and backward to form a two-handed sword posture.

As the next attack came, Su Cha jumped up suddenly and spun around in the air, taking advantage of his position to avoid Hu Xu's palm.

When Huxu landed bufferly, blood spread under him. When he wanted to attack again, he was stopped by a voice.

"Huxu, you lose. Go down and stop the bleeding. If you continue to beat me, you will bleed to death."

The person who spoke was a middle-aged orc in the tribe. Su Cha recognized him as Bai Yan, one of the male witch doctors. From that direction, he could clearly see that Hu Xu had injured the main artery in his leg.

Su Cha stopped his offensive and no longer cared about the outcome, Hu Xu signaled the clan leader to continue.

Mo Ze is dressed in silver and white brocade clothes, which are made from the best fabrics in the clan. His jet black hair is partly standing up high and partly hanging down behind him. On his head is a hair crown tailor-made by Yunxi, and a round gemstone is hanging from the lower end of his waist.

Cute miniature fox tail.

As gentle as jade, noble and elegant.

Mo Ze said with a heavy expression: "Su Cha, I don't want to fight with you. You can't beat me."

The fifth level is a watershed. Some orcs can only be level 4 orcs for their whole lives. Although Su Cha can use his own advantages to defeat two fourth level orcs, these advantages are of little use in the face of absolute strength.

Su Cha was not moved at all. Today, she was going to tear apart the self-righteous sense of superiority of Hu Yue'er and the others, use her strength to give herself the absolute right to speak, and completely get rid of the constraints of the heroine's plot.

Although the price of getting rid of it once and for all is a bit high, but

"How will you know if you don't try?"

Mu Beichen, who originally thought he had sufficient knowledge of Su Cha's strength, now fell into deep thought again, why did Su Cha, a female without even animal markings, dare to stand in front of a fifth-level orc without changing her expression.

Mo Ze and Su Cha soon started fighting. Both of them were very skilled. Compared to Mo Ze's elegant and methodical movements, Su Cha's every move was much more concise. There were no unnecessary tricks.

Each move only targets the vital points, forcing Mo Ze to transform into a beast.

"Su Cha actually made Mo Ze reveal his animal form. It seems he has some strength."

"Look at her left hand. Every time she takes a shot, she is half a beat slower. If she hadn't been injured, she might have really won this game." Someone who understands the battlefield sincerely sighed.

(End of chapter)