While wandering around the train station in search of the enemy team, Noah noticed through his Pyakugan something passing at high speed. If it weren't for this skill, he wouldn't even have noticed the muffled noise of that person's careful steps passing him.

'Hmm ... so their assassin is proactive,' Noah thought as he went on to follow the invisible assassin.

In practice games they noticed two types of assassinations from the other teams. He has come across proactive-type assassins, like this assassin he just encountered, who would actively try to go after the enemy team to kill the weakest members faster, as much as he found more reactive assassins, who were ambushing and waiting the enemy, leaves a gap so that they can attack and kill as much as possible, based on the enemy's standards.

Noah was clearly a proactive assassin. He always advanced towards the enemy team and tried to cause as many casualties as possible on his own. That was what made him so famous in such a short time. Seeing a single player dealing with four to five players was a beautiful sight to behold, especially with a skill as striking as Noah's, which closely resembled the very rare space skills.

But in situations like this, where he faced the assassin of the enemy team wandering alone, he would not let a free elimination pass between his fingers.

With a predatory smile on his face, he started to run in the direction he felt the assassin had passed and started hunting the predator.

{Wow! It seems that the 9 Cloud Team is looking to take a more proactive approach. What do you think about that, my dear analysts?} the narrator asked the analysts live next to him as they watched the match.

{I believe this was the best choice they could have made. It has already been proven through the recordings of Team From Hell's matches that trying to ambush Lucifer would hardly work. The best thing they could do would be to reduce the maximum lives of the opposing team and group together to try to deal with Lucifer with numerical advantage,} one of the analysts said to the camera while holding a tablet with information and statistics.

{This is true, as much as Lucifer may be a little better than average, he is still not as good as an entire team together. With a Blessing like that of the player 'Translucida', she will probably go unnoticed by everyone and kill at least three players from Team From Hell alone. Maybe we're even seeing Lucifer's first championship loss,} another analyst said in a serious tone.

Hearing this, both the audience and the narrator were a little confused. They knew how strong Lucifer was. Was it really true that his team would lose in the first round? {Are you sure about that? Lucifer has always been known to go against the odds,} the narrator asked, genuinely curious.

{Well, I have always relied on figures and facts, and according to what I have available, I could hardly be wrong,} the analyst said with conviction. He had been a Valorwatch analyst for a long time. After being frustrated by always being third in the championships he participated in when he was a player, he decided to study the game and found himself to be a lot better analyst than he was a player.

The narrator had no way to refute what the analyst said, while with a little regret he went back to narrating what was happening. {As you can hear, Team From Hell's situation is apparently critical, even more so with the player 'Translucida' advancing so easily to the point of even going through- WHAT?! Is it just my impression or is Lucifer looking at her even though she is invisible? How is that possible?!} The narrator was interrupted when he saw Noah facing the assassination of the opposing team passing by him translucently.

{Wow! Lucifer is somehow seeing through Translucent's invisibility! Maybe this has something to do with his Blessing?!?! Analysts, Lucifer is countering the strategy that you declared fatal to deal with. What do you have to say?} As a good presenter, the narrator knew very well what to say in order to attract as many audience members as possible to the broadcast, and after hearing a statement like that from the analysts, he knew the public would be dying to see how they were doing now.

And to the audience's satisfaction, the commentator who had just bragged was a little red in the face as he spoke. {Unfortunately I had no way of assuming that this would happen. But given the skills of Translucent, it is still not certain that Lucifer will be able to kill her. After all, she is a peak Blessed Rank D; she would not be as helpless a target as everyone expects her to be,} the analyst said as he recovered his composure.

Hearing his response, the audience that liked Lucifer started to get angry at this man. It was as if he were deliberately looking for alternatives where Lucifer was going to lose the game. It was clear to them that as soon as Lucifer saw the assassin and she didn't know his position, he obviously displaced that advantage to himself, and now he practically had the game in his hands. But despite this, the man kept saying that Lucifer would lose the match because he was not skilled enough.

"This man does not know what he is saying. It's just not possible. He must never have seen a video of Lucifer fighting," one of Lucifer's fans said indignantly in the stadium bleachers.

"Yes! I've seen so many videos of Lucifer alone killing the assassin and yet another part of the enemy team. Dealing with an lone assassin won't be difficult for him," another fan said excitedly.

"Stop talking shit! You're talking about Translucent; she's one of the best assassins on professional teams. Since when would a random player be able to kill her so easily? Don't you remember that she even killed Leroy once?! Do you really believe that this Lucifer could kill Leroy? Only in his dreams!" a man shouted at the two Lucifer fans who were talking near him.

"Oh, go fill your mouth with a cock so you can stop talking shit!" one of Lucifer's fans shouted at the man who had just shouted at them angrily.

"That's right, keep your mouth shut! That the amount of shit you're spewing out is starting to stink here!" the other fan shouted along with him.

Hearing them say these things, the man became even more angry and went towards them, wanting to start a fight right there.

And meanwhile, inside the match, Noah who was the cause of these conflicts and didn't even know what was happening at the stadium, was following the assassin from behind, preparing to make a move and kill her before she approached his team.

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