Vanguard of the Eternal Night (BL)(Complete)

Chapter 126

Chapter 126 - National Competition - Card Summoner

Goddess had 'died' too early.

By the time he was standing on the court and saw Odin in person right in front of him, he wanted to die again.

Goddess: I originally hadn't believed in the rumor that he had been an agent, but after seeing the real person's aura... Motherf*cker, I'll punch anyone who doesn't believe it.

Speaking of which, this was quite an interesting thing; most e-sports players had a unique temperament--the temperament of a special type of character who could hole up in their rooms and eat nutrition meals every day, staying indoors all year without it turning into a problem. Their only physiological need was to have an internet connection, and their virtual training made them into proud killers, death warriors, and fighters.

However, for these players who could make it to the National Championships level, their temperament became closer to that of their virtual image. Their actions, mannerisms, behaviors, and thinking were all highly in line with the professional characteristics of the character they used all the time.

For example, Goddess was a professional 'card summoner', who was also an 'Emperor of Europe'. He looked very ordinary, but he was very cheerful; it was obvious at a glance that he liked to laugh, and he had the rich second-generation temperament of one who lived a good life. In the words of fans: the boys who liked to laugh all had good luck--because those who had bad luck had already turned into bitter melons a long time ago. How could they laugh?

So this time, in this match between Goddess and Odin, he really couldn't laugh.

Contestant Odin really didn't like to laugh, but nobody evaluated his luck. First, he was so strong that there was no need to even think about luck. Secondly, he was so good-looking that nobody cared if he smiled or not.

As a matter of fact, when he stood there on the stage for the National Championships, there was no dead corner in the stage lighting. It showed off the delicate texture of his skin, the cold outlines, and elegant arcs of every inch of his face... The audience basically all lost their minds.

The audience: Where is this? Who am I?

At this time, the commentators for the match had turned on their mics. This pair of commentators was a more conventional pairing. A retired master focused on explaining the tactics, and his commentary was supplemented by another young man who had quick reactions.

It was no longer necessary for the commentary at the national level to explain the characteristics of the players. At this level, each player's official website was directly posted up on both sides of the big screen. Looking at the official website, one could see their competition history and fighting characteristics, and more importantly, most of them didn't even need to show their resume at all. As soon as they appeared on the stage, the entire audience was already familiar with their brilliant deeds.

At this time, the commentators were saying, "This match is Kiss of the Goddess vs Odin. It's said that Odin had played against the Goddess in a singles game when he was on his honeymoon in the Third Star Province. At the time, the recording of that live broadcast had been very popular."

The commentators were able to directly relate the history between the two players prior to the match, showing that they had really done their homework beforehand.

Sure enough, the other commentator followed up with, "The match result was that Odin had won. After the two of them dealt with the summoned creature together, Goddess lost his fighting spirit."

"The two players are shaking hands on the stage. It can be seen that Goddess is very appreciative of Odin..."

This word 'appreciation' was used due to seniority. Goddess could be regarded as an old player, who'd played several rounds in the National Championships before. Giving the senior players more respect was one of the hidden rules in the circle.