Chapter 78 Who will win?
Chapter 78 Who will win?
In the 6th round of the competition, William ran ahead at a fast pace, not rushing. He looked at the radar on his hand and saw the signals, split into two places, with a single red dot going in a different direction from the nine red dots. "Luring them to find it?" William smiled with amusement. "That's interesting. Those guys who are following behind, I'll kill them later. If I have the chance, how dare you reject my order? If there were fewer of them, I would have killed them all." William showed his cruel thoughts. "I'd rather go along with it. There will definitely be at least seven people at level two. No matter how good I am, I can't handle them. And that elf kid is good at kicking me. If that kid hadn't offered that, I would have been buried in a pile of feet. I originally planned to threaten them and order them to do what I said. I didn't think it would go so wrong." William ran over in frustration.
William looked at Radar. "What should I do? Should I take care of the kid who is alone? As for those guys who are following, there are two choices. One is to come and help me kill the kid who is alone. But they must have thought not to help, because they saw me fighting without caring about others. So, it's two, fighting with the other nine children who ran away. It's more useful. Plus, if I can take care of this child first, I'll definitely come to help them. It seems that the other side has already calculated everything. If this side goes with one child, this side will have the advantage. Or is the child who went alone so well that he can buy time? If that's really the case, it's too much for my side. »
Gavin ran without looking at the radar. «Split into two teams, but isn't it too much for us? Plus, my side is attacking at this speed. They must have prepared. Let's go find the nine children. That William must have gone to find the one child. If we went to find him, he would have changed sides for sure. But why did the other side only send one child instead? I can understand two, but one person like this, it's my side. If I go to find the child who is alone like this. »Gavin stopped running, raised his hand.
The children who followed all stopped as if Gavin told them to stop first. Ethan ran and stopped. The other children ran over and stopped as well. Everyone thought the same thing. Gavin, who saw Jason arrive last, stopped. "Alright, whoever agrees to go after the lone child, raise your hand. We will vote by majority." Fiona raised her hand with Hope. Gavin nodded. "Let William go and stall the lone child while we go after the other nine." All the children started running towards the nine children.
Gavin, who was running in the lead, saw Fiona running to the side with Hope. Fiona asked curiously and ran with Gavin. "Why don't you go after the lone child? The other side gave you an opportunity, huh?" Gavin looked at Hope and turned to look ahead. "You're wondering the same thing, aren't you?" Hope nodded. "Yes, why don't we go after the lone child? We saw that the other side lured them into a trap, but this is also our opportunity, right?" Hope asked curiously because there were only two people who chose to attack the lone child.
Gavin smiled. "First, the other side split into nine and one. It's really tempting, isn't it? Plus, if it were a normal person, they would have gone to find him. I thought so too. But because there was William, if we went to help him fight, he might have switched to the other side. Plus, there might have been a trap set up for sure. It was like an invitation for us to go find him like this. That side isn't stupid enough to abandon a child and let him lose so easily. Also, did you two see the radar's signal point? "Fiona looked at the radar with suspicion. "It's horizontal, isn't it?"
Gavin turned to look at Hope. "What about you?" Hope nodded. "I think so too." Gavin shook his head with pity. "Do you know why the signal point is horizontal? ... Because that side can cooperate well. Or in another sense, that side lured us to go find the child alone. Even though I don't know what they're thinking, we shouldn't follow their game at all. Because it will increase the percentage of victory for the other side. Do you understand?" Fiona smiled. "That's it. But will we be at a disadvantage? If we rush to fight them, we were already tired enough from running.
Gavin nodded. "It's because of William. If I hadn't said that, we would have seen a one-on-nine fight. So I have to suggest this method instead. And it seems like we misunderstood something. We will just stand guard and let William fight and win against this kid. We will be on the defensive and wait to see what the other nine will do if we don't go after the lone kid." Hope wondered. "But I haven't seen anyone say that yet." Gavin smiled. "Because you're not even level two yet. Analyzing without putting yourself at a disadvantage is just thinking. Those kids are definitely strong. I guarantee it." Gavin guaranteed that the kids on his team were definitely strong.
Fiona was still confused. "Then, if we let William go alone like this, will he be okay? It seems like they've set up a trap for him." Gavin, who was running, smiled. "As I think, it's better to let William go alone like that. Let that guy go find the other side's trap. If William loses, it will be a bit difficult. But if he wins, we will definitely have an advantage. The reason why that male elf was dissatisfied was because by chance, he definitely did not want to bow his head to anyone to order him around, so he got angry. But he gave in. By that random coincidence, William lost his temper and went on a rampage, causing the whole group to have to suppress him. „
Hobe smiled. "I understand. The reason you asked William to take care of the child alone was because you didn't want to leave anyone who could use it, right? Plus, we only had to watch out for the nine children. Because they definitely didn't think that we would end up breaking up with each other." Gavin smiled. "That's right. Using everything without abandoning is a mage. „
Gavin ran and stopped, raising his hand. The other children stopped and looked at Gavin. "Should we go find the nine children and fight, or wait and see William's results first? Whoever wants to charge in, raise your hand." The other children didn't raise their hands, except for Helena who smiled and raised her hand alone. "Let's go fight!?" Gavin looked at Helena with doubt. "Calm down. We've been running for a long time. If you want us to continue fighting like this, maybe they'll use the strategy of running away and letting us run after them. Also, don't even think about watching William fight." Helena stopped smiling and looked at Gavin with irritation.
Helena snorted and sat down first, feeling no more fun. Gavin was relieved. "Is there a second crazy person!?" "Then let's sit here and rest." The other children started looking for seats. Agen looked at the radar with irritation. "Let's make a bet on whether William will win or lose." Gavin agreed. "I bet that I will definitely lose." The other children voted for each other, with Fiona, Hope, Helena, and Ethan all betting on winning, while the rest voted that they will definitely lose. The winning score was four, and the losing score was five. Agen smiled. "No matter how you look at it, it's a trap. Do you think that guy will win?" Fiona, who saw that the vote was more in favor of losing, started to get scared and asked curiously. "If Mr. William loses, we will be at a disadvantage in terms of numbers." The other children looked at Fiona. Iris, who was sitting and analyzing, "The enemies are divided into nine to one. They will lure us to go to one person. But in reality, is it to lure us to use our available strength to travel? Because if we do this, that side will immediately have an advantage. No, I think it's just my own imagination. It's not really any different, is it?"