Thinking of these three names, Levi recalled the basic information about the players that Shino had introduced to him. www.biquge.info The one named Richie, whose weapon was a heavy machine gun, stayed on the top of the hill and did not move, presumably with the idea of occupying the high ground and strafing the incoming enemy. This type of combat is difficult to crack, but it is also limited by the amount of ammunition carried. According to Shino, in the last BOB competition, the one named Richie was eliminated in the end when he ran out of ammunition. After all, there are as many as thirty players participating in this match, which means that each player will have a maximum of twenty-nine enemies. Only by using the method of covering fire attacks to destroy single-digit enemies one by one had to carry a very terrifying amount of ammunition, and he stayed there so conspicuously that the amount consumed must be even more amazing. Although he had failed last time, this time he should have learned his lesson and had a way to deal with it. But this slow-moving opponent is undoubtedly Shino's nemesis, and Levi, who doesn't care if he wins or loses, doesn't need to have a headache how to solve that humanoid bunker.

Compared to Richie, the information provided by Shino was more detailed about Dain. The reason is quite simple, the player named Dain is actually the leader of a medium-sized team that Shino has recently joined. Although Shino has a very average evaluation of the player's character, she also affirms his strength. After all, Dain is a veteran who has not missed three BOB finals, and he is the most senior among the high-level players in the entire GGO. The weapon he uses is a very good SG550 assault rifle, which is very good at mid-range combat.

However, compared to the two players who knew more about Shino and provided a lot of information, what made Levi's eyes light up was that Shino did not provide useful information.

The Pale-Rider player was one of the three people Shino said she didn't know at all among the thirty finalists. Now that there is no other reliable information, Levi naturally first locks his suspicions on the three new masters who have suddenly risen.

Judging from the positioning provided by the previous satellite, Dain, who was sure of his strength, was being chased by Pale-Rider like a herbivore that had fled into the wilderness. Since he is a player that Shino affirms, his strength is at least the top level in GGO, and Dain can advance to the finals of BOB three times in a row, which also shows that his strength can basically be regarded as the top dozens of this game. And how strong is that nameless player named Pale-Rider who can chase such a veteran master around like a street rat?

Or is it ...... That player named Pale-Rider has some kind of special gear that makes it hard for others to compete with?

Lévy's first thought was to 'waste' the stealth equipment that he hadn't been able to confirm all morning. If that pale-rider had relied on the advantage of similar equipment to defeat Dain, Lévy would have been very interested in him.

However, it is not ruled out that the difference in strength between the two is not too big. Maybe Pale-Rider is just a little stronger than Dain, and it's not impossible to cause such a situation. In the past, Levi had a working relationship with many mercenaries, killers, and thugs. In fact, many of these people are not as popular as the public thinks, and they are all outlaws who are not afraid of death. In the final analysis, although these people have psychological factors that are different from ordinary people, they are not all perverts who should be locked up in a mental hospital. Just like Levi in the past, the reason why they do this kind of work is just for money. Although it is incomprehensible to ordinary people, for them it is a profession similar to sitting in the office and typing on the keyboard.

If you lose your life, what is the point of not completing the commission? Those people chose that profession because they were more courageous than ordinary people and they preferred a brave and ruthless life. It is not excluded that there are special elements among them who simply pursue the excitement of fighting with others, but most of them still only intend to make more money on the premise of saving their own lives.

For people with that kind of mentality, one of their magic weapons in the battlefield is to know how to judge the comparison of the strength of the enemy and us, and then know how to advance and retreat, and not be attached. Once they find that the enemy is stronger than them, or even if they win, they will have to pay a price that is not equal to the amount of the commission, and they will often not hesitate to abandon the mission. As long as you can get out of danger, it doesn't matter what kind of face or dignity you have for such a person. The more people who live a life of licking blood at the tip of a knife every day, the more they understand the truth that living is the most important thing.

Just as the lions of the African savannah do not attack the strong bison, but only attack the lone lean small herbivore, which is considered 'vile and cowardly' by those who do not know their ecology. Once a wild animal is injured, it is difficult to heal, and even if it survives, as long as the physical disability is left, the later days are often very difficult. It is precisely because they know best the nature of this law of the jungle that no matter how sharp their claws and teeth are, they will not easily get into danger.

For the finalists who are still alive now, the chance to win the championship is retained as long as they are alive. As Levi had thought before, the most important thing in winning this melee is not how many enemies you kill, but how much you can save your own life before the last one falls.

Of course, what kind of situation and what kind of ideas is that the one named Dain is based on, these Levi are just idle and bored and blindly analyzing when chasing Shino. On the contrary, he hoped that Dain was actually a hard-blooded tough guy who was not afraid of death, because Pale-Rider had special equipment that he couldn't even find a way to fight, so he didn't let the two sides get closer, and at the same time tried to think about the chance to turn defeat into victory - but based on Shino's evaluation of Dain's character, that guy didn't seem to be so respectable.

Ahead of her, Shino seemed to be in touch with Levi's thoughts, and she was heading towards where Dain and Pale-Rider were likely to arrive next. This is by no means that Levi and Shi Non have only known each other for a day and have such a bloody heart, Levi estimates that Shi Non is also curious about how strong the guy he doesn't know is, and he can make the master he is familiar with like this. And even if Shino's sniper rifle is the nemesis of Richie, who occupies the high ground and waits for the rabbit, it is undoubtedly easier and more profitable to take out the two players who have no time to care about in the fierce fight, right?

Shino was running towards one of the bridges marked on the map, and Levi judged that Dain and Pale-Rider were likely to chase near the bridge.