Chapter 185 - 185: The Consecutive Wins


    Trantor: Dragon Boat Trantion Editor: Dragon Boat Trantion


    Bluesea, while not as renowned as Sunflower, was still a formidable yer. In a rtively short period, he had risen to be the server’s second-best yer.


    Additionally, he had teamed up with Sunflower, and their synergy was astounding. It made people realize that the strong gravitate toward the strong.


    Bluesea, however, was notorious for his aloof demeanor. Besides his teammates, he had no friends on his list. Even if yers encountered him in the game and greeted him, they rarely received a response. It was as if he deliberately avoided interactions with others.


    Among the top ten yers on the server, he was the most reserved. Even Sunflower had other friends. It seemed that Bluesea was solely dedicated topleting missions seriously, ignoring the social aspects of the game.


    No one expected him to offer congrattions to Song Fan in the game and even send a message on the world channel, essentially doing it in front of the entire yer base.<div>


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    Some yers with keen instincts sensed that something was amiss. However, Sunflower’s team members quickly followed suit, congratting Song Fan on the World Channel with even greater enthusiasm, making Bluesea’s message seem less out of ce.


    Song Fan smiled as she looked at the screen, patiently waiting for Red White Rose’s respawn time to end.


    Meanwhile, Red White Rose, who was far away in E Country, seethed with anger, almost on the brink of losing consciousness. He couldn’t ept being defeated by a woman. He roared, “I’ll show you what a real game is. You won’t stand a chance in the next two rounds.”


    However, reality didn’t align with his ambitions. The more Red White Rose yearned for victory, the more elusive it became. Song Fan had deciphered his tactics and could effortlessly overpower him.


    As his points dwindled, Red White Rose grew increasingly anxious, making mistakes in his moves that further reduced his chances of winning.


    By the time he was killed for the second time, everyone hade to terms with the oue. They even started cing bets on how quickly he would lose in the next round. Whether he could mount a counterattack and defeat Sunflower was no longer a consideration.


    How could he hope to eliminate Sunflower in the third round when he couldn’t win the first two? He needed to kill Sunflower three times in that round to secure victory—this is something that could only be achieved in his dreams.


    But Red White Rose refused to ept defeat. He was a legendary figure on E Country’s server, consistently ranking in the top three. He couldn’t fathom continuous losses and believed that with adjustments, he could reim victory.


    At this point, Song Fan hadpletely rxed. She even engaged in a chat with Xu Yuan.


    Xu Yuan, no longer angry, began discussing the previous battle with Song Fan excitedly,vishing praise on her impable gamey.


    Upon realizing that typing was too slow, Xu Yuan initiated a video call with Song Fan. Qi Shuo cautioned, “We still have one more game to go; is this appropriate?”


    As he spoke, he moved closer to the phone. Song Fan answered the video call, saying, “You better have something urgent.”


    Xu Yuan forced a smile. “I have so many questions for you. How did you execute those moves so quickly? It seemed to take less than two seconds.”


    Song Fan grinned. “As long as your reactions and hand speed align, you can achieve it.”


    With that, she picked up an extra keyboard and demonstrated a virtual operation on it, her movements too rapid to discern clearly.


    Moreover, she effortlessly pressed each key urately, without needing to nce at the keyboard.


    Achieving this level of proficiency demanded extensive practice to develop muscle memory so idental key presses were rare.


    Xu Yuan sighed. “When will I reach that level of proficiency?”


    “You just need to practice with my software,” Song Fan suggested.


    “How long would I need to practice?” Xu Yuan inquired.


    Song Fan contemted. “At least seven hours a day. You should be able to manage it within a month.”


    Xu Yuan was at a loss for words. Wouldn’t his wrist suffer if he practiced this intensely?


    However, Song Fan’s earnest expression left no doubt that she was serious.


    In an instant, his admiration for Song Fan soared to new heights. Her talent already exceeded many, but her work ethic was equally impressive. It was no wonder she consistently reigned as the server’s top yer..</font>