Please spare me a monthly vote. Brothers, you've really come through and pushed Jiaoshou into the top ten in the category. Seeing my name on the category's monthly vote rankings feels fantastic. But my position still isn't secure-the people behind me could easily catch up. Let's give it one more push. Please send a few more monthly votes and get me into ninth place. That would give me a buffer and make my position more secure, so Jiaoshou can finally relax.
The gloomy weather resembled a sullen child, its pale gray face gradually darkening into a heavy gray-black. The wind howled angrily, darting mischievously in every direction, while cold, gray-white clouds unexpectedly obscured the seven-colored rainbow high above.
Ink-dark clouds crowded the sky, concealing the crimson that had filled it moments before. They hung so heavily that they seemed about to fall, their oppressive weight making the whole world feel deathly quiet. An indifferent wind cut sharply through the air. The sky was pitch-dark, with banks of black clouds seeming to press down overhead. Deafening thunder and blinding lightning erupted from time to time, lending the scene a terrifying air.
At Rachel's command, Kael'thas and Jaina immediately switched their target from Darkbringer to Scott. Rachel commanded great respect, and neither Kael'thas nor Jaina questioned the order. Though they cast worried glances at Rachel, they faithfully carried it out.
Rachel's approach was simple: kill the weaker opponent first, then surround the stronger one. Darkbringer was too powerful for their battle to be decided anytime soon, but Scott was different. Scott was only at early hero, leaving an enormous, unmistakable gap between him and Darkbringer. With three hero-rank fighters attacking him together, killing him quickly was not impossible.
It was a simple plan, and a highly effective one, but someone had to