The Great Thief

Translator: Exodus Tales  Editor: Exodus Tales

Moonlight was a Berserker. The less HP he had, the more powerful his attacks would be. He faced one-on-five battles very often, and it was when he was close to dying that he would one-shot his opponents.

When it came to Berserker fights, your own HP couldn’t be full, and neither could your opponent’s.

However, it couldn’t be too low either, for fear of burst damage. In league matches, this was even more dangerous, as none of their opponents would be unskilled.

Moonlight had screwed up quite a few times before, even having a video compilation of him made by some busybody. After those who were killed by Moonlight gloomily returned home, they would immediately search for these compilations online. Their originally gloomy feelings were refreshed in an instant. In quite a few ways, you could say Moonlight was extremely popular online

Blood Red War Flag’s people were waiting for Moonlight to screw up again.

It was a shame that they still had some misunderstandings about him. Moonlight and Fat Monkey weren’t the same. Fat Monkey was often inattentive, but Moonlight would always be very clear about the difference between competitions and playing in the Wild.

“Light, chill out. Give them a bit of a chance, but don’t actually die.”

Lu Li had also discovered their opponent’s strategy.

“I can’t act,” Moonlight said, speechless.

If Sesame Rice Ball was filled with white sesame, then Lu Li’s heart would definitely be filled with black sesame. They could clearly rely on their power to achieve their goal, but he wanted to trap them, and after trapping them, he wouldn’t feel any remorse.

“No problem, just act a little wild when you fight. Child, make sure to protect him. Everyone else, get ready to look for a chance. At most, Drunken Agar has two more chances – force out his skills,” Lu Li said.

The judgement that he had two more chances at most was calculated by Kitty Likes Meat. It was unlikely that Drunken Agar was a better player than her.

When compared with Biting Youth and Prison Stream, Drunken Agar was the one who was truly an amateur. He was born into Blood Red War Flag’s training system. Apparently, when he was an army boy completing his service, he would use his free time to participate in the training. He had simply already mastered the techniques to pass as a competitor.

What he lacked was fighting experience. If it weren’t for his relatively stable mentality, he might already have been knocked out now.

Despite this, he did make quite a few minor mistakes. They weren’t fatal, so he didn’t agonize over them. But who would have thought that Lu Li had already made note of them? He only had to wait until these mistakes accumulated to a certain point before that fatal time came.

They almost didn’t need to communicate. When Moonlight was in a group fight, a few members from Ruling Sword went right over and made the final fatal attack on Drunken Agar.

Drunken Agar also knew that he wouldn’t last long himself, but he felt that he couldn’t drag it on and tire his team. They had spent so much effort on finding out Moonlight’s weakness and finally had a chance to exploit it, so he just kept going at it.

The Untamed had already realized that something wasn’t right. It was a shame that it was all too late.

Before, he was still saying that Biting Youth had walked right into Lu Li’s trap. Now that he was on the stage himself, it turned out he had followed in Biting Youth’s misguided footsteps.

Drunken Agar was knocked out, but his teammates were still fighting, even more invested in the battle than before.

The War Flag doesn’t fall! Long live Blood Red!

This was originally a group of rock-solid players that would never admit defeat. Even someone like Lu Li was still full of respect for this group of people.

No one would choose to throw the game, even if Ruling Sword didn’t mind losing a round.

Throwing a game would be the most humiliating thing. Since they already finished off one of them, it was most fitting to finish them all off. After all, the most important thing for a family was to be together.

In the end, Blood Red War Flag still lost this group competition, but they did successfully finish off Moonlight and Kitty Likes Meat.

It wasn’t that bad of a loss.

Besides, there were all sorts of amazing things that happened in this competition. All the spectators got their money’s worth. Blood Red War Flag were enthusiastic as always, and the few amateurs didn’t disappoint. The only one who didn’t fit in was Lu Li, who was really just too shameless.

“Man, I still feel like Lu Li was the villain today.”

Fat Monkey didn’t compete today, so along with Azure Sea Breeze, they were just casually looking on. They didn’t sit in the VIP seats that the System had prepared for them, but had bought tickets and were sitting amongst the crowd.

There were many different forms of bluffing your way around. There was a special kind of feeling about being famous but just among the crowd.

“Exactly, he’s a villain! I hope the others mess him up when he leaves,” Azure Sea Breeze said vaguely while he gnawed on pig trotters.

The food in the game was delicious. It tasted just like food in real life, but even better, and no matter how much you ate, you wouldn’t get fat.

A certain number of players in the virtual game didn’t do anything all day and just ate. They played the game just to eat. In real life, their tables were filled to the brim like some sort of royal banquet worth millions, but they still had to consider the limitations of nature. In the game, they only needed to spend a few thousand dollars and they could experience even better tasting food.

The two of them were sitting in the middle of the crowd and were able to listen the audience’s criticisms of Lu Li.

Cat’s Dad had also brought it up with Lu Li before, but Lu Li didn’t care.

Lu Li never had many fans. The main reason was because he was too shameless. Even if everyone liked him, it wasn’t that nice to say it out loud.

Of course, many more people liked Lu Li’s partner.

Lu Li didn’t mind how many people liked his girl.

Right now, he was just farming with her for new mounts.

Lu Li personally didn’t care about how many mounts he had, but Water Fairy wasn’t the same. Recently, she had been completely stuck into collecting mounts. Collecting wasn’t quite the right word. At the very least, she wasn’t spending money to buy them. For the female tycoon, this would probably be the easiest method.

She enjoyed the process of finding mounts, only occasionally complaining that the farming was complicated, or that the drop rate was miserable.

Today, they were aiming for the Nether Drake mount.

At the end of the second Orc War, the Black Dragon had travelled through The Dark portal and come to Draenor. He thought that this world was a relatively safe place for his offspring, and even left some black dragon eggs here secretly.

Right after that, Ner’zhul opened up many portals with any consideration at all. The pressure of his powerful magic quickly shredded the entire world of Draenor into shards. The energy produced by this disaster had effects on Deathwing’s eggs. And so, they were hatched to be half-material, half-spiritual Nether Drakes. They had the power to shuttle back and forth between the material world and the spirit world.

Having lost the care of Deathwing, the Nether Drakes could only find their own way in the shattered Outland ruins.