Therefore, the success or failure of combos only depends on my own performance, no matter how strong the opponent is, as long as I play normally, I still have to eat the damage and control that I should eat. This combo was developed during the offseason specifically for top players like Flare, and it was intended to render their subtlety useless.

I used this "forced control time" to pick up the next control skill and force her to hand over the song line. In the next twenty seconds, both sides made calculations and fought with real knives and guns. Then, I experienced Song Yi's distress in the second half of the last game.

Although the next description is suspected of insulting, but it is my real feeling, the light is not shining at this time to me like a fly, except for stabbing you left and poking you right is very annoying. Her whole person and the game character are also like flies, and they are not in the same timeline as you at all. You've all had the experience of trying to hit a fly in its prime with something other than a fly swatter that vibrates the air when it is waved, and it often fails. Because the fly and you are not in the same timeline, it trades what seems to humans to a short life for a higher sensitivity to time. From its point of view, all your actions are in slow motion.

That's the case with the lights, almost all of her skills can hit me, but at least half of my skills end up missing or interrupting the combo, and you can't say why, but her moves and reactions are just one step faster than yours. If I take out the "clumsy sword", I can't even hit her with ordinary attacks, and I will become a real "stupid sword".

In such a game of pure operation and skill, the two of us continued to exchange blood, and soon, the blood volume of both sides was only about a quarter. I'm well aware of my advantage, and now I have one more song line than her, so for the sake of cost performance, it is unlikely that she will use a skill with control to exchange blood with me, and in this situation, of course, pure damage skills are the most cost-effective.

According to the Emei Thorn skill list on my back,The ten movements she has so far connected will likely release two skills according to the changes in subsequent actions.,If her eleventh action is 'thorn',,Then it's the skill "Chain",If the eleventh action is "cut",Then it's the skill "Lilac"。 The former is a pure damage skill, and the latter is a control skill that lasts for four seconds.

At the same time, I'm also about to connect my own skill Soul Separation, according to my own damage estimate, this skill can't take her away directly, but counting the subsequent burning of triggering the effect of internal power, she will definitely die. And with my current HP, neither Lianhuan nor Lilac should be able to kill me directly, but Lianlian's damage is higher, and if she plays a Lianlian, I will die if she makes up a few more flat slashes or a small skill. In contrast, Lilac has up to three seconds of control, and under normal circumstances, if I were controlled for four seconds, I would definitely be killed by her other skills. But I'm still holding the song in my hand to release control, so this skill is not much of a threat to me, and at this life-and-death juncture, the lights should be able to count this, so he will definitely use the chain instead of the lilac.

At this moment, I subconsciously completed the above judgment, so I adjusted my position and concentrated on avoiding the "thorn". Unexpectedly, what was played in the light was a real "cut", although this time it was unexpected to me, but I did not panic at all. Because almost at the same time, my soul was also activated, and half a second later, her skills hit me, and my skills hit hers.

For me, though, she's already a dead person. I quickly pressed the shortcut to the song, and in a few seconds she would be burned to death by the debuff I had applied.

However, strange things happened, and after I pressed the song line, I was still in place. I pressed three or four more times, but there was still no response, so I looked away from the computer screen suspiciously, glanced at the keys on the keyboard, and tried to make sure that I had made a mistake in my busy work, and pressed other keys in the case of "blind typing". But I just made sure that my finger was on the correct key.

"Is there a bug?" That was my first reaction.

But I know that it won't be a bug now that the game is getting better and better. At the same time, Bright Light took advantage of my dizziness to quickly throw away the Emei thorn in my hand, and instead directly used both hands to perform combos on me. It's clear to me that she's using the empty-handed skill "Concentration Palm", which has a very short combo sequence and little damage, but the skill CD is very long, but it has the effect of removing a debuff from herself after hitting the target. In this case, the natural thing is to remove the burn.

After pulling out this skill, she used the last bit of control time to pick up the weapon and give me two hits. Eventually, when I managed to break free from control, I only had time to return two swords to her, and was about to use a third sword to kill her, but she took the first step and performed a short skill to kill me.

Seeing that my opponent could no longer see the red blood bar, I slammed the table in frustration.

Later, I learned that the winner of this game, the lilac that was not relieved by the song, originated from the fourth internal power effect of the lights, and the effect of the heavy internal power effect is that when the user inflicts a control effect on the opponent for more than 3.5 seconds, the control will not be lifted, and the effect will take effect every ten minutes.

This is actually a very perverted internal power special effect, but after so many years of professional work, this effect has not been discovered, and everyone thinks that his fourth internal power is just an added attribute, and there is no special effect. Because none of the known skills of the Knife weapon have a control time longer than 3.5 seconds, this effect has never been triggered, and naturally no one can know about it.

In that sense, the other personality of the fledgling is almost the equivalent of playing against a whole new opponent, and we know almost nothing about her, but she knows all about us.

After the game, I knew that although I lost to some unknown information in the end, it was undeniable that her strength was indeed above me, and killing me with half blood was the best proof of this, and I couldn't explain this problem, let alone avoid it.