Chapter 240 One Against Nine

If a teammate were to barge in now and see this scene, they would probably think someone was possessed by a ghost.

After watching with great interest the tragic helplessness of the healer who was stuck with the wall, the jungler finally "mercifully" reminded Ye Wanxi.

【Take your time and go around to the side.】

Ye Wanxi looked embarrassed. The other team members were either fighting with the opposing team or destroying the tower, while she was the only one here struggling against the wall for a long time.

Luckily, no one knows anyone in the game, otherwise I would have been so embarrassed!

Having finally managed to get around the dragon pit, their commotion attracted the attention of the enemy marksman and support.

The jungler had just taken down half the health of a jungle monster when the two of them chased after him. In addition, the mage in the mid lane and the jungler in the other side of the jungle were also on their way.

[Hide in the grass and don't move.]

Not daring to hold anyone back, Ye Wanxi quickly found a clump of grass and squatted down, obediently acting as a bystander.

As soon as I crouched down, the enemy marksman and support chased after me. The marksman fired a cannon at the jungle monster, but it was too late.

The jungler ganked the monster with a single, precise strike, then quickly reduced the marksman to low health with a few more hits.

Seeing the situation was dire, the opposing support rushed forward to shield the marksman from injury, but it was too late.

First Blood

The sound effect of a kill rang out in the air, but it did not signify the end; rather, it meant that the slaughter had officially begun.

After swiftly securing the first blood against the enemy marksman, the jungler launched a surprise attack, directly targeting the enemy support and leaving them stunned and unable to escape.

Double Kill

The enemy jungler was just a step away from arriving, and was instantly killed upon meeting him.

【Trible Kill】

Seeing that things were going badly, the opposing mage turned and ran, but was stuck to the terrifying monster that was in a bloodthirsty frenzy.

【Quadra Kill】

Less than three minutes into the game, our jungler got a quadra kill, and the enemy team really put on a show of saving their grandfather, resulting in a one-way trip and a huge farm.

Ye Wanxi was dazzled by what she saw and couldn't quite process it yet.

On the other side, the three teammates were busy ganking the enemy warrior in the top lane. They thought that their jungler, carrying a burden, was being surrounded by four enemies and was likely to be in grave danger, so they were about to be eliminated.

Unexpectedly, they not only didn't lose, but also got a quadra kill right at the start!

"Dude, not bad! A quadra kill at the start, this is in the bag."

"The other team seems pretty bad, great, we can win this game!"

"Wow, you're awesome! Can we be friends? We can even be a couple!"

Unfortunately, the jungler was aloof and ignored his teammates' praise, instead stylishly jumping back to the bush where the healer was crouching.

[Skill 1, restore some health.]

Ye Wanxi snapped out of her daze and quickly manipulated the healer to go to the jungler's side to help him recover his health.

It's said to be to improve blood circulation, but after beating up so many people, he only lost a tiny bit of blood.

The healer's first skill is maxed out as soon as it's activated, making it completely useless.

As Ye Wanxi manipulated the little figure to circle around the jungler, she recalled what her teammates had just said and sincerely praised them, "You were really amazing just now, taking on four opponents by yourself and still winning."

I thought the jungler wouldn't pay attention to me, but as soon as I finished using my skill, a line of text popped up on the screen.

Don't whine or act cute.

"???"

Ye Wanxi was completely baffled. Was she just praising his gaming skills? How did he conclude she was being coquettish?

The other teammates were equally speechless, and after their initial bewilderment, they ultimately attributed it to the unusual thought process of the straight man.

The quadra kill at the start gave his teammates the illusion that the opponents were weak, most of them were novices, and their skills were poor, making them easy to beat.

But they soon realized they were very wrong.

The opposing team wasn't bad at all; in fact, they were incredibly skilled. It was probably a group of max-level players teaming up to climb the national server rankings in a low-ranked match.

The marksman who was known in the team chat as a top-tier player who could carry others was killed five or six times in less than five minutes and didn't get a single kill.

Needless to say, the female mage basically dies the moment she's seen, and she almost becomes withdrawn after dying so many times.

The only one who fared slightly better was the guy who got the tank. Because the tank had a lot of health, he could run away whenever he couldn't win, so he didn't die that many times.

The three players who fed the team a total of one whole number of kills, truly a situation where three people were at a disadvantage while two were at an advantage.

No, it should be said that it was a smooth ride for one person, and the nanny was just a little burden, so she can't be counted in it.

With a formidable opponent and terrible teammates, the jungler single-handedly carried the team's performance, truly a case of one against nine.

That's not all. He took on nine opponents with ease, not like he was there to fight, but more like he was on a tour of the Rift with his healer.

[The second skill is a stun. Stun them when they come over, just focus on getting assists, and don't get too close.]

"OK."

At first, the opposing jungler was busy ganking Ye Wanxi's team's marksman and mage, but the more they looked, the more something seemed off.

The enemy's damage output has been reduced, that's true, but why are our own towers decreasing in number?

Once they calmed down, they saw the two tower-destroying duo flanking them.

In particular, they seemed to realize that they couldn't beat the jungler, and their team's support was a newbie who couldn't fight, couldn't tank, and didn't know how to escape.

After a quick discussion, they decisively surrounded Ye Wanxi's wet nurse.

Ye Wanxi was startled, instinctively feeling that she was about to be ganged up on.

"Um, should I go over and hold them off while you run?"

No need, they can't hit you, don't be afraid.

Our mage and marksman almost burst into tears on the spot. Shouldn't that be the tank or support saying that to us damage dealers? Why is the jungler not pushing the support out to tank damage, but instead protecting them like a little chick behind him?

The five opponents were unaware that they were about to be surrounded by the Great Demon King because they were targeting the enemy's support. The five of them charged in from all directions like tigers descending a mountain, pinning the two of them to the center.

The jungler immediately saw through their positioning problem.

[Use the second skill on the left side.]

Ye Wanxi hurriedly did as instructed, and four of them fainted instantly.

The jungler unleashed a flurry of skills, instantly whittling down most of their health bars.

The only enemy marksman who wasn't stunned was enraged upon seeing this. He picked up his cannon, intending to take the two of them down with him, and unleashed a barrage of attacks on the healer.

Ye Wanxi was caught off guard, and her health bar plummeted in a few bangs. She was killed for the first time in the game in less than a second.

The notification sound of the healer being killed rang out at the top of the screen, and the person sitting at the game table, who was controlling the jungler to collect kills, paused.

"Tsk..."

A small voice rang out in the quiet training room, clearly audible. A suppressed killing intent silently permeated the air, foreshadowing an impending storm.

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