Even though the Vikings had strong torsos and excellent resistance to blows, they could not survive these frequent "liver blows" without being damaged.
If the Vikings had chosen to go head-to-head in the same style as Snow, he might have won a long time ago.
But, he didn't do this...
As Feng Bujue said, the Vikings want to play "beautiful boxing". What he wants is not only victory, he also wants to prove that he is technically better than his opponent.
This... is a kind of conceit, but it's not too much.
The Viking knew very well that he was a boxing genius; even leaving aside his honed skills... his "intuitive ability to see through the opponent's 'distance' in an instant" was beyond the reach of ordinary people.
Therefore, he always believed that it was natural for him to make appropriate concessions in the game.
Previously, he deliberately left a chance for the "Mirror Shield" to let the opponent make a final attack. This was what he meant.
Now, he was on the stage to face off against Snow again after having already fought once; and even after the other party resorted to such ugly means, he still did not give up on his principles... That's what he meant.
This is his awareness as a strong man, and it is the most fundamental concept for him. Even if he loses here today, this concept will not be shaken.
Puff puff
"You're quite stubborn..." Snow stayed close to him, his fist still beating the Viking's liver, "Judging from your footsteps, you've obviously been affected..."
"Heh..." the Viking laughed, "so what?"
"Tch...what a irritating reaction..." Snow spat with displeasure on his face, "I have put down my dignity and used such extreme means to get to this point...and you...
Do you respond to me with this gesture?"
"Hmph... you are really right..." The Viking sneered and muttered in a low voice, "My obsession with winning is not that strong to begin with. If I can't use my 'overwhelming boxing skills'
To defeat my opponent, then victory means nothing to me... Just like today, if you are the winner in the end, I won't mind, because I am not defeated by boxing, I am just defeated.
Under your 'tactics' that embarrass yourself."
Hearing this, Snow was silent for a moment, and then he actually stopped hitting and took a few steps back.
"Huh?" Upon seeing this, the Vikings didn't rush to attack, but just asked, "What? Are you finally ready to fight me openly and honestly?"
"Upright?" Snow repeated those four words, his eyes and tone became very cold, "Your kind of boxing is called 'upright', and what I have done so far is 'sneaking and sneaking'
'What?"
"Ha!" The Viking opened his arms and asked with a smile, "Isn't it?"
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"That's right! You're just a sneaky kid!"
"Thank you for your self-awareness!"
"It's not just cheating, it's simply despicable and shameless!"
The surrounding pirates also heard the conversation between Snow and the Vikings, and curses spread all over the place.
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"Stop joking, bastard!" Unexpectedly, Snow, who has always been very graceful, shouted loudly at this moment, "Personal attrition warfare is a very common tactic in regular boxing matches. Can this be called cheating?
?Is it true that you can only be upright if you use your best mode to attack you?"
The Viking was stunned for a moment when he was asked, and after a few seconds he replied: "Well... indeed, being close to the body is also a skill... it is not a foul..."
"Also...what do you mean by 'the obsession with winning is not that strong'..." Snow continued reluctantly, "You have this idea of 'regardless of winning or losing, as long as you can play well'
People... don’t deserve to win at all!”
"What?" The Viking was also surprised, "You said I don't deserve to win?" He laughed dryly, "Ha...then does your dirty boxing qualify you to win?"
"Of course!" Snow said at this point, and his posture also changed, as if he was going to attack, "No matter how you belittle this kind of boxing... you can call it 'ugly' or 'dirty'
Anyway... this is still boxing! The 'gorgeous boxing' played by geniuses is the same as the 'practical boxing' played by weaklings... Weak people cannot defeat the opponent in the field of genius, so they give up themselves
He also loves magnificence, even giving up his dignity...just to use victory to prove his strength and hard work.
"How have you ever understood the feelings of the weak...the goals they cannot achieve in their entire lives are easily achieved by those with talent; and you, a talented person, are still saying, 'Victory is for you.
Such sarcastic remarks as "It doesn't make any sense"...are simply unreasonable!"
"Tch...it's all nonsense..." the Viking spat, "how to box with any mood...it's my freedom, if you don't like me, just come and beat me..." He paused
He paused, "It's a pity... You weaklings can't beat me at all, can you? In that case, why not show some self-consciousness of the weak? Instead of making boring attempts with the so-called 'practical boxing', why not use
Show off your 'gorgeous boxing' and be defeated by me beautifully...it will be more satisfying."
"A weak person's... self-consciousness..." Snow murmured, and then sneered, "Ha... okay, I'll let you see the weak person's self-consciousness."
After saying this, murderous intent flashed in his eyes.
The Vikings also felt something, reorganized their posture and prepared for the attack.
At that moment, Snow's body moved rapidly...
"Is this a combo... and it's a combo with more than four punches and a backhand variation..." The Vikings had already tested the opponent's "distance" and made keen judgments at the first time.
After seeing the opponent's moves, "Well...it's not much of a threat to me..." he thought in his mind, "but it's better than fighting in close combat. At least it's more interesting to resolve such an attack."
As he thought about this, Snow's first punch had arrived.
bang bang bang
"Two stabs... all the time..." The Viking's heart was extremely calm. In that moment, he had caught the opponent's next punch, "The next step is... an uppercut from the chin!"
His judgment was correct, Snow did throw that punch.
The Viking took half a step back and easily avoided it. He was still thinking in his mind: "There is something wrong with the speed of this punch...it means...it's not over yet...there must be a straight punch hidden in the end."
Snow's actions were completely expected by his opponent. After the uppercut, he raised his right hand backwards...
"Ha...he is a weakling after all..." Facing this final blow, the Viking seemed very relaxed. His thoughts were very clear and he thought calmly, "This is also something that most second-rate boxers will never change.
The bad habit they have fallen into is that whenever they use a combo with a large number of punches, when they get to the last one or two punches, they will throw a "phone punch" (that is, a punch without any concealment or feint; ordinary people
Most of the punches thrown are like this. Before the punch is thrown, the movements of the arms and body have clearly predicted the next punch path... For professional boxers, this is like "calling in", with sufficient information.
Time to 'pick up'), this almost instinctive movement may not be able to be corrected even with massive training, because muscle memory can be trained... but some people's brains just can't keep up..."
When the Vikings saw the "phone punch," they decided to end the game.
His method is also very simple: take one step forward and throw a volley that comes first.
On the premise that you have seen through the opponent's next punch, this is the most effective and most entertaining way to break the move.
This kind of "one-hit KO" with ease is exactly the winning method that the Vikings have been pursuing and implementing...
The Vikings punched.
He seemed to have seen Snow falling to the ground, as if he had heard the lines announcing his victory.
Suddenly, at this moment, an astonishing change occurred...
"What!" The Viking shouted these two words for the first time in his forty-seven deck boxing matches.
Because... his confident KO punch failed.
Snow's "telephone punch" is real, not a fake move; maybe Feng Bujue, who has zero-day calculations, can follow up with such a complicated "trap move" after multiple combos, but Snow's ability is obviously
It's not enough to support him to complete such a move.
But...Snow still wasn't hit. Just because...when the opponent's interception punch was coming, while his own "telephone punch" was already exerting force, he did something that normal people couldn't do.
He took a step back.
It sounds like a trivial thing, but in fact... it is an action that is infinitely close to "impossible"; its difficulty is roughly equivalent to turning your right hand clockwise while turning your right foot counterclockwise.
Because of this, he fired an "impossible" punch and retreated with a counter punch.
What was originally just a phone punch that was struck first, turned into a breathtaking and incredible punch in this "one step".
If you want to dismantle this action, it is a counterattack against a counterattack. From this, you can also determine that including the preparation for this punch... all his previous combos may be part of a trap.
But...did he really think that much?
not at all……
That step back, that magical stroke that was almost impossible to achieve with normal brain operation, was actually... caused by his "title ability".
[Follower] title ability:
[Name: Must Flash (Try your best type)]
[Special ability type: active]
[Consumption: Physical energy value 100]
[Effect: During the activation period, the body will automatically dodge all attacks that can be theoretically evaded (duration five seconds, cooling time one hour)]
[Note: I do not recommend you use it when facing very intensive attacks, because that is likely to cause you to suffer more serious damage than the attack itself. 】
Snow's title was undoubtedly obtained by his long-term upgrades with his training buddies in the studio. Therefore, the ability of this title is also a bit deceptive.
Although this skill does not consume much and the effect "looks beautiful", it is a bit terrible in actual use...
For example, if Snow turns on [must dodge (best effort type)] when being shot by a machine gun, whether he can dodge all the bullets is another matter. Anyway, his body will probably twist itself and cause serious injuries.
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However, in this duel, this skill has become the key to a comeback.
Except for the three players, no one knew that Feng Bujue, who could see through the data of his teammates, had laid out tactics based on this title skill long before the game started...
Snow's poor title skill is precisely the basis of all tactics.
Brother Jue and Snow both know very well that "personal entanglement" alone cannot solve the problem. If the Vikings get angry and confront Snow, Snow will lose quickly; even if the other party keeps enduring,
You may not be able to catch normal KO opportunities.
Therefore, "close combat" is nothing more than a means of creating an illusion.
Snow has been busy for a long time, not because he wants to win by "consuming his energy", but because he wants to use this behavior to set a trap for the opponent...
Ordinary traps are useless against the Vikings. In front of a true master like him, ordinary tricks are useless, and provocations and other actions are mostly in vain.
These... have also been confirmed one by one in actual combat.
To deceive the Vikings, you have to work hard on things other than boxing, such as...acting.
Snow's final performance was naturally planned; his impassioned speech was not an expression of emotion (the guy himself has never been a weakling)... but a pavement for "changing the way of playing".
In this situation, if Snow suddenly takes an offensive stance, the Vikings will think that his behavior is "emotional" and will not feel anything unnatural.
At this time, the Viking... would never think about "this person can knock me down with a beautiful punch", because he had already roughly understood Snow's level in the previous entanglement; then
The endless "close combat" not only wore away the Viking's physical strength, but also his wariness towards Snow.
All conditions were in place, and Snow rushed forward.
After turning on [must dodge (best effort type)], Snow's body is equivalent to being controlled by two forces. Snow's own thinking is controlling the body's attack, while the power of the skill is responsible for controlling the body to dodge.
action.
Normal technical movements, no matter how clever and concealed...the Vikings may not be able to see through them; but Snow's technique, which is similar to "fighting left and right (drawing circles with one hand, drawing squares with the other hand)", is the Vikings'
I have never been taught and cannot predict.
As a result, the man who was undefeated in forty-six battles fell helplessly to this miraculous "retreat counter punch".
At this moment, there was total silence on the deck.
The three players were also watching with bated breath, praying... I hope these NPCs did not see Snow's violation of "using skills". (To be continued.)
