Upon hearing this, someone immediately explained that was confidence.

Look at his appearance.

He has probably a full strength warrior.

So, he dared to charge without hesitation.

In a charge collision, whoever's strength is greater wins.

Only a full strength warrior would dare to charge head-on.

But I don't see his combo speed resembling that of a full strength warrior.

Instead, he seems more like a dual attribute swordsman.

What swordsman uses a staff? Who said a swordsman can't use a staff? I said, what is it to you? Don't argue.

Don't argue.

Let us just watch the second match.

As a farce was about to unfold, people nearby quickly intervened.

Exactly.

A player this impressive will definitely dominate today.

Place your bets.

Guess how many consecutive wins he can achieve today.

Chapter 113.

This kind of thing.

Absolutely not.

While the audience below was passionately disgusting.

In the backstage lounge, Chin Tanu lay on the ground like a dead fish, staring blankly at the ceiling with a dazed expression, his eyes vacant and his hole being lost its luster as if he had been completely broken.

The death in the arena competition was not true death.

It retained the last bit of health and then forcibly teleported the player out.

Although there was no real death, the near-death experience felt quite real, and humiliation from defeat significantly impacted 1 s state of mind.

At this moment, Chin Tanu was deeply engulfed in self-doubt from this near-death experience.

As a level 20 warrior, he could not understand why there was such a significant gap between him and his opponent.

In the hands of the other party, he didn't even have the chance to resist.

From beginning to end, he felt he had done nothing wrong.

At first, he charged forward just to get closer to his opponent, but ended up being killed by a series of combos.

Was there a problem with a warrior using a charge skill to approach an opponent? A warrior should be tough, so why could his opponent chain him to death? Most importantly, why was the opponent's attributes higher than his, the equipment better, and the skills more impressive? Was the gap between people really greater than that between dogs? Just as he fell in his self-doubt, several flashes of white light appeared in the lounge.

A few men and women, panting and either lying or kneeling, suddenly appeared in the lounge.

They were all losers from the arena competition, forcibly teleported out by the will of heaven.

Some quickly transformed into Chin Tanu's appearance, looking up at the ceiling, sinking into deep doubt.

Others struggled to stand up and cursed loudly.

Damn it, I refuse to accept this.

Then they dragged their exhausted bodies out for treatment.

Some were crying bitterly, deeply regretting their mistakes from earlier.

In just a minute, various stories unfolded in the lounge.

Although they were all losers, each person's attitude towards failure was completely different.

At this time, Wayai also returned to the backstage.

As the victor, he actually had 3 minutes to stay in the arena and enjoy the admiration and cheers from the audience after his victory.

However, Way Kai did not linger.

The audience's admiration and cheers held no meaning for him.

The audience liked the winner, not him as an individual.

Whoever won, they supported.

Rather than waste time on the stage, he preferred to start the next match as soon as possible.

Upon returning to the backstage, Wayai immediately entered the matchmaking.

This time, the matchmaking efficiency was also very high.

It took less than 10 seconds to determine his opponent.

Moments later, he was teleported back to the arena.

The second arena match officially began.

An archer.

After seeing his opponent clearly, Way Kai suddenly laughed.

Start.

As soon as the referee's voice came out, Way Kai moved.

He charged directly, crashing into his opponent.

The next second, the opponent's body flew into the air, followed by a series of combos.

10 seconds later, the opponent turned into a white light.

Wayai wins.

As soon as the referee announced the result, Wai had already stepped down from the arena.

Then he continued matchmaking.

10 seconds later, the third match was confirmed.

A minute later, Wayai returned to the backstage with ease once again.

Three consecutive victories.

Although the opponents in the three arena matches were different, the results were the same.

From beginning to end, he used only one tactic to easily defeat three opponents.

Although the three opponents had different professions, none could withstand a charge.

Once hit by the charge skill, everything was over.

This is too weak.

It feels easier than fighting wild monsters.

Way Kai couldn't help but complain on the way back.

Those participating in the arena competition probably had gotten used to fighting monsters but didn't know how to battle against people.

This led to them suffering great losses right from the start.

If they could train themselves more during the second job transfer trial and accept guidance from experienced masters.

Perhaps it would be completely different.

Unfortunately, the vast majority of people wouldn't do this.

No one could endure to completely pass the job transfer trial.

The matchmaking time for the fourth match took a bit longer.

While waiting, he curiously looked around and found that there were quite a few competitors waiting for matchmaking.

Among them was a familiar face, the proud daughter of Shishiang number two, Lee Ching Xia.

She also noticed him, paused for a moment, and then waved to greet him.

Seeing this scene, Wai was also taken aback.

What's going on? The usually indifferent and cold proud daughter actually took the initiative to greet me.

Just yesterday when Way Kai came out of the trial in the nude, she didn't react at all as she changed her mind today.

However, he had no idea how shocked Lee Chinga was at this moment.

In just 5 minutes, she had personally witnessed Weii Kai teleport into the arena three times.

At that time, she was still hesitating whether to start matchmaking.

And when she looked up, she saw Way Kai disappearing before her eyes.

Clearly, he had been teleported into the arena match.

Then, after a moment of distraction, he came down from the arena in less than 5 minutes.

He had gone in and out three times, each time effortlessly without a hint of being in a difficult situation.

This meant that not only did he win easily, but he also took very little time.

No wonder he could achieve an SSS rating.

Lieing Xiao thought bitterly in her heart.

She couldn't help but wonder who the unlucky ones were to face him in the arena competition.

She could already predict the kind of bloody storm he would unleash in the upcoming matches.

This guy would definitely sweep through the arena competition like Lou Kansas.

Unless he encountered Lou can getting 10 consecutive wins or even 20 wouldn't be a problem.

No, I need to match quickly and get five wins first.

As long as I have five victory badges, I can complete the first job transfer task.