An Unforeseen Path (Request Subscriptions and Monthly Tickets)

Once they entered the next phase of the battle, Zhang Yi felt that Elizabeth was like a thoughtful little padded jacket.

She would pick locks to open doors for Booker, and she would also find coins and bullets to resupply him.

And during combat, there was no need to worry about Elizabeth at all.

She took excellent care of herself. Zhang Yi felt that alone made her far better than Old Song.

Because when he had played "Rainbow Six: Siege" and "Call of Duty: Modern Warfare" with him before, all Zhang Yi ever heard through Old Song's voice channel was, "He's one shot," "He's a sliver," and "I'm dead." Then, after Zhang Yi killed the enemy or died himself and entered the results screen...

Only then would he discover that "one shot" meant the enemy had lost ten health, while "a sliver" meant they had lost twenty.

Anyway, as long as Old Song landed a hit, the enemy was one shot and a sliver.

The team was always fighting four against six.

Elizabeth, on the other hand, was completely different. She perfectly embodied what a great support teammate should be.

When Booker was injured but had no medkits, or when he ran out of bullets...

Elizabeth would toss him medkits and ammunition she had somehow found from who knew where.

That cry of, "Booker, catch!"

Really warmed Zhang Yi's heart.

On normal difficulty, Zhang Yi had not been able to play too recklessly before.

But after Elizabeth joined him, Zhang Yi suddenly felt as though the game had become as easy as a hack-and-slash mowing game.

"I feel like I can try Hard difficulty now!"

"This is what a good support teammate can do! Elizabeth is freaking incredible!"

Zhang Yi was brimming with excitement.

Elizabeth's performance was simply too outstanding.