With no NPCs available to serve as human bombs, Panshilgon, driven into a corner in the second round, simply killed herself by self-destructing.
At the start of the third round, Panshilgon was lucky enough to be randomly teleported to a spot not far from where she had previously planted her bombs.
She once again tried to bury Alex using the same building-collapse tactic from the first round.
However, Alex had watched Panshilgon's earlier match against Lucas, so Panshilgon's scheme ultimately failed.
Not only did Alex evade the danger caused by the collapsing building, he even dodged Zhong Huo's Super Special, "Good Morning Clown."
"Looks like that woman isn't all that capable after all. In terms of technique alone, Alex is far stronger than I am.
"As long as he sees through that woman's scheme, beating her will be easy."
No sooner had Lucas finished speaking below the stage than the situation in the game underwent another sudden, dramatic change.
In Galaxy Heroes, whether a character was a hero or a villain, using a Super Special would immediately empty their energy gauge.
That was why Super Specials were generally used only when the match was being decided.
Yet at that moment, before the astonished eyes of every spectator, Panshilgon used four or five Super Specials in succession!
At first, quite a few people thought Panshilgon had used cheats, but upon further thought, they realized that was impossible.
Leaving aside the fact that Galaxy Heroes' combat engine was based on Shangri-La Frontier's, this was a freaking offline international Exhibition Match. No matter how capable someone was, there was no way they could use illegal third-party software under these circumstances!
Since most of the audience was utterly baffled, and even the game commentators invited by the organizers had no idea what was happening,