Chang He Luo Ri easily defeated June Flying Snow, barely using any skills. It was a strong start. He then encountered his second opponent, and when they saw that it was Blade of Heroes, smiles appeared on everyone's faces.
Although Blade of Heroes was very strong, he was an assassin. This meant his Artificial Intelligence would either lie in wait while stealthed for a sneak attack or engage Chang He Luo Ri in close combat. Either outcome was good for Chang He Luo Ri.
After all, if Blade of Heroes's assassin stealthed and waited for an opening, Chang He Luo Ri could let all the skills he had used earlier finish their cooldowns. Although he had not used many skills against June Flying Snow's Artificial Intelligence, he had still used some. Naturally, it would be best to use this opportunity to reset their cooldowns.
Moreover, given Chang He Luo Ri's reactions, he could respond the instant an assassin launched a sneak attack and block it. After that, it would naturally turn into close combat.
In close combat, neither side would need to use many skills. In other words, Chang He Luo Ri would most likely defeat Blade of Heroes's Artificial Intelligence without expending much in the way of skills. This would undoubtedly benefit him against later opponents, and everyone breathed a sigh of relief at the thought.
Blade of Heroes's Artificial Intelligence chose to stealth and wait for an opportunity to ambush Chang He Luo Ri. However, Chang He Luo Ri calmly stood in the middle of the arena. Unlike other players facing an assassin, he did not use powerful, wide-range Area of Effect Skills to blanket the area and force the stealthed assassin to reveal himself.
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