Facing a second-level opponent, the figure appears to be very strong. It looks like it's stronger than the body of a second-level warrior. For Finn, even if he encounters such an opponent during the day, he will easily lose if he can't do it well.

Until the opponent has not shown his strength, both sides do not know the opponent's information. This time, Finn won the terrain option. But for him, the choice of terrain does not mean much to him, but the subsequent fine-tuning, choosing the time at night, is the biggest advantage for him.

In the end, Finn chose the forest terrain. Hard power is not enough, then choose the most complex terrain, there will be more room for maneuver.

Then, an unexpected scene appeared in Lingfen, his opponent, adjusted the time, to the night!

Although he had shown his abilities as an assassin in yesterday's game, it was clear that the contestants did not have a way to see everyone's game. In addition, Finn himself has a low sense of zài, and there should be very few opponents who have noticed him, and in order to specifically limit his choice of noon.

The opponent chose the night, and Finn was a little happy and a little excited. Being able to give the best to yourself is the most confident in this situation.

But after calming down, Finn also began to think. Night is not a time that is advantageous for most people. Seeing that the opponent chose the night without hesitation, then there must be nothing to know about himself.

The fact that he chose the night when he didn't know enough about the opponent can only show that the night is for the opponent. There are also the greatest blessings!

So this time the opponent has something to look forward to, the same assassin? Think about the opponent's slightly stronger body. Finn felt that he couldn't guess his opponent's profession. If it's also a dark assassin. If it's earth-based or something, why choose the night? It's not a good choice......

Finn thought about it, entering the night, is his greatest strength, and likewise, his biggest weakness. If the opponent in the future knows about it and restricts the night, will he directly become a scumbag?

So Finn decided, not a critical moment. It's better not to show off the strength of the Night Assassin. Fortunately, he chose the forest, and the opponent chose the night. The forest at night, if you use traps, will also have a good effect!

I once wandered for a long time, and then I was taught by adults, and I also walked with Konice in the forest, these experiences have taught me a lot of trap methods. Finn is still relatively confident in this.

Traps laid at night. It's even more difficult to find, and even if the opponent is a warrior with a dark fighting spirit, the detection ability can only detect a rough idea. And can't pinpoint exactly what the trap looks like. He himself is secretly vindictive, and when it comes to vindictiveness, Finn still understands it.

But at night I want to set a trap. The difficulty has increased more than a little bit. Fortunately, Finn is secretly vindictive, and he can still perceive the environment at night. It also made him set traps. The difficulty has dropped a little bit.

As the game began, Finn quickly hid. The forest is still so big. Enough for Finn to hide his figure. Sure that his opponent wouldn't come in so quickly, Finn began to set up traps. When it's set up, lure the opponent over, and it's almost done.

When the match began, Finn quickly hid and his opponent was depressed. Originally, I wanted to take advantage of the fact that the opponent didn't understand me, and in this dark situation, the opponent couldn't dodge, so I had to do a big job. As a result, the opponent immediately disappeared without a trace, don't be so slippery!

However, if you don't find your opponent, you can't be sure what your opponent is doing. What if someone else has another plan? Give time and let people get ready, and then they will be stupid and just be played to death. So, the opponent immediately set off, heading in the direction that Finn had originally set out.

Looking at his groping state, you can know that he is not secretly vindictive. If it is a dark fighting spirit, this kind of night is just played, and it is impossible to find out the specific image, but it can also distinguish where there are obstacles, and the action will be very smooth, and there is no need to hesitate at all.

"Well, this guy, why is he so good at hiding! I originally chose the night just to make it difficult for my opponent to leave, but now it seems that it is also a problem for me. ”

The opponent talks to himself as he walks.

"Really, why did you think of hiding in the first place? Is this the plan to choose the forest? Find it for me quickly, or I will dismantle you to pieces, and you will have no power to fight back, first like this, and then like this, and destroy you!"

This kind of violent speech is really distinctive, could it be that this guy is a fire system? This violent temper is indeed a fight with the fire system.

Finally, after accidentally hitting a tree, the opponent couldn't bear it anymore and stretched out his hand to the front. Magic Arrow!

Well, this opponent is a magician, now confirmed. It's just that the appearance of such a physique by a magician is too exaggerated! A second-level magician, the body of a second-level warrior looks even stronger than that of a second-level warrior, how can he practice?

Hearing the movement, Finn also knew that his opponent was a magician. Originally, Finn had set up a trap near here, and when he heard that the magician had done sabotage, he was not calm for a moment. You know, if the magician is determined to sabotage, the trap he has worked so hard to set will be completely useless.

If the opponent is a fire magician and burns the forest in a fit of rage, how can it be broken? You know, this is an illusion, and it is not a real forest, so it is impossible to stop it from destroying it casually! Moreover, if you set it on fire, the flames that burn up are enough to illuminate the whole place, then the environment of the night is completely useless.

Finn immediately stopped what he was doing and sneaked nearby, wanting to see what kind of magician his opponent was.

Sneaking to the nearby Finn, he still doesn't know what the opponent is, and the magic arrow is a public foundation, and any department can use it. If you can't be sure of your opponent's abilities, you won't be able to set traps with peace of mind.

After thinking about it, Finn picked up a rock and threw it at the side.

"There's someone over there!"

The magician snapped back and pointed, and the magic surged.

Finn was surprised, the direction pointed by the magician turned out to be exactly where he was! The stone-throwing just now asked for directions had no effect at all, but exposed himself!

What's going on? The other party also has such a strong sense of perception?

What kind of magician is he?(To be continued......)