The eSports King's Crush

Chapter 78: Zero Deaths, Familiar Playing Style?

Translator: Atlas Studios Editor: Atlas Studios

After changing his equipment at extreme speed, he blinked and leaped over the wall.

While relying on exceptional damage and life steal, he successfully killed a drake!

The entire team’s gold multiplied!

The audience was stunned upon seeing this.

It had only been three minutes since the game had begun.

Three minutes, yet even the drake was gone!

Now, not only the average audience, but even the members of the other battle teams were all looking in this direction.

“I didn’t catch his equipment change clearly. His hand speed is indeed fast, but it’s not difficult to achieve either.”

“Double kill plus drake… Interesting.”

“Most importantly, Interstellar’s side probably didn’t expect that FromNorthToSouth’s playing style would be so aggressive.”

“He bid his timing perfectly. I’m guessing this comrade was originally an assassin. He’s totally carrying.”

He was indeed carrying.

When Interstellar’s players went up against the opposing support once more, they realized he was so tanky that they couldn’t deal much damage to him.

At this point, Han Xi blinked with a roll and successfully killed an opponent behind Mo Bei.

Granny Gray also exploited the situation and destroyed one of the opposing defense towers.

The audience who had come to watch the competition had initially expected an evenly-matched battle. After all, Almighty K and Panda weren’t playing, and Interstellar had brought their best players, which evened things out.

Besides, other than the two randomly-matched ordinary players, their lineup evidently had a fixed advantage.

The imagined scenario of two players carrying the other three changed and the new support instead put on a brilliant show. By the time the competition had just entered the mid-phase, Interstellar had already collapsed entirely.

The assassin ran the moment he saw Mo Bei.

After all, Han Xi was right behind Mo Bei.

From one kill to triple kill, Han Xi perfectly demonstrated what was known as burst damage.

This duo was so terrifying that the others simply wanted to take their hands off their keyboards.

Chen Yu, who was sitting amid the audience, looked increasingly upset.

“Brother Yu, could that fellow Mo Nan have been harboring motives all along? Did he not impart everything to you? He seemed to be the closest with Lu Yifan back then…”

Chen Yu suddenly stood up and got ready to walk out.

That person followed him closely.

The sound of Interstellar’s base being destroyed was heard from the huge screen.

Silver confetti rained down as Mo Bei tilted her head and pulled off the black headphones that she’d been wearing. Her aloof profile was detached and elegant.

MVP.

She had the highest damage, defense, and team fight participation percentages.

She also had something else that no one noticed, which was the most important factor: zero deaths!

Panda was at a loss. He had no idea what kind of expression to put on.

His mouth was agape as he watched Mo Bei walk towards him. He then muttered, “It was really zero deaths, brother.”

Mo Bei barely had any words to say. She only responded coolly with an “mm” sound.

Granny Gray stood right behind Mo Bei. As he recalled the words he had said before the competition, his expression was indescribable. Mo Bei’s performance had been way too unexpected. He couldn’t figure it out at all.

What exactly was this person thinking?

During training, he’d been doing fundamental practices the whole time.

Why had he become completely different once he had gotten on the competition stage?

Granny Gray, who had no idea about Mo Bei’s identity, did not understand. To a gaming genius sweeping through the server, compared to getting kills, fundamental training was even more useful. After all, it allowed one to get familiar with the champions.

The commentators were still discussing this match.

As they were moving quickly, no one noticed a comment that flashed across. “I keep feeling that FromNorthToSouth’s playing style seemed a little familiar for a moment. It must be because I was not completely awake…”