Chapter 96 - Real Lord Four's Tactics
The first match ended quickly, but this was also standard routine for Odin.
The steps that the fans took to watch the game went like this: Look forward to it for a week, prepare for a day, wait for half an hour, keep their eyelids open wide and remain motionless for 20 seconds, scream/think deeply/praise/fill up the screen with comments for 5 minutes, keep their eyelids open wide and remain motionless for 20 seconds, take half an hour to return, download the game video and replay it slowly n times, chat happily on Odin's forum for a day, count the days off on their fingers and wait for the next game.
This kind of feeling was like sailing on the sea. It would take several days to find treasure on the island, and although it only took a little over ten seconds to open up the treasure every time, it still felt like they'd been rewarded for all the waiting they'd done!
The fans who followed other players who might not be able to obtain the treasure if they weren't careful, or have their boats hit the rocks--watching their beloved idol lose in the competition, then have to go back home crestfallen and start from scratch.
However, the fans who followed Odin had always been able to obtain treasure--this was because he never lost!
Sometimes, this treasure was even huge enough to make people cry!
"Mama, I saw God!"
"I used to be as straight as a laser sword until I came across Odin. Now, I'm as crooked as motherf*cking mosquito repellant incense!"
"Ah, I'm going to die, my heart and lungs are clenching, I really want to strip away that clothing... I'm offering a reward of one million, is there any brave warrior willing to show up?"
"My tongue is already gone from licking, I can't stop at all."
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On the public screen, the comments swept through like a waterfall and updated continuously for over ten minutes.
Finally, someone felt that this length of time wasn't quite right, "Is it halftime break? Why is it so long?"
"Could it be that something happened again?"
Just as they started to question the situation, sure enough, a host came up onto the stage.
She didn't read out the standard lines but said instead, "Dear friends in the audience, I'm very sorry to say that our contestant Duke has encountered some problems with his physical condition and has been disconnected from our League system. The staff are anxiously attempting to contact contestant Duke's emergency contact person."
She'd just finished saying this when new instructions came again. The host then said, "Alright, we've just received news that contestant Duke's disease has flared up again and he has now been sent to the hospital. His coach has given up the game on his behalf..."
She then announced that contestant Odin had won directly and advanced to the top six, formally obtaining the qualification to enter the National Championships.
At this time, the public screen began to become rowdy.
Some people congratulated Odin on his progress to the top six. Others were dazedly asking about Duke's situation. Others did both at the same time and didn't know what they should say at all.
The ending formalities for this match were completed amid all this confusion and noise.
Duke posted a micro blog, presumably to reassure his fans and simultaneously report the current situation of his illness, "Perhaps I won't be able to play many more games [bitter smile], the doctor said that the last game was too intense, and told me not to force myself to carry out high-frequency response behaviors."
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