In the hotel lobby, Natsume Megumi of the Katsuo Team sat in a withdrawn state, her face full of dejection.
Wanting Seiya and the others to better understand the game Galaxy Heroes and its rules—and also harboring some doubts about their abilities—Natsume Megumi suggested that she play a few practice matches against them first.
Natsume Megumi had initially believed that although Katsuo spoke very highly of his gaming friends, she was still a professional player.
Given that she knew Galaxy Heroes better, defeating Katsuo's friends should not have been much of a problem.
Yet reality ultimately proved that Natsume Megumi had greatly overestimated both the prestige and skill level of a professional player.
After three matches against Seiya and the others, she suffered nothing but complete defeat!
During her first match against Panshilgon, Natsume Megumi could tell that Panshilgon's gaming skills were on par with her own, which made her put away much of her disdain.
After all, there were relatively few female professional players in the professional scene. For Panshilgon to possess such skill was already quite impressive.
However, even if their technical levels were equal, Natsume Megumi had played Galaxy Heroes many times before Seiya and the others arrived at the hotel.
If their skills were equal, then she could only rely on experience to win.
At first, Natsume Megumi had been quite confident. But she had not expected that Panshilgon's greatest strength was playing dirty... no, she was simply good at using schemes.
Thus, after letting her guard down, Natsume Megumi, who had originally held the advantage, was completely turned around by Panshilgon in the end.
As a professional player, losing to an amateur who worked as a model left Natsume Megumi deeply dejected.
Therefore, when facing Sun Yue in the second match, Natsume Megumi gave it