A Journey to the Game World

Chapter 673 Solve it at all costs
Dabuha's attack has already started, and from now on, every move and style he makes has a ruthless vigor, which is definitely not what viciousness and anger can show.

He has been troubled by this battle, almost to the point of being bored or even losing his mind. Although the situation is not that bad, he only has one thought in his mind at the moment, that is to defeat the challenger as soon as possible, so that He stepped back and did not linger here.

This battle has been going on for nearly an hour, and during this hour, Dabha's physical strength has dropped rapidly in a state that can be fully felt. On the one hand, it was completely caused, a key reason for his decline in physical strength.

If such a bad incident continues in the long run, it will make Dabha completely lose the ability to fight in the next two battles.

Although the challenger didn't come here to consume Dabha's physical strength, everything he did at this moment has indeed reached such a heinous level.

So for all of this, Dabuha can't bear it, and he must destroy it all.

During the course of this challenge, there were really not many challengers who could make Dabuha crazy, and none of them even appeared, but now this one has completely achieved this goal, and the two of them Everyone seems to have a kind of obsession. What the challenger thinks is that he can improve his strength in this way, and then in the process of improving, he can finally achieve his desired goal.

So he didn't want to fail by himself, and he absolutely didn't allow himself to fail, so his prudence resulted in a result that Dabha didn't want to see.

In comparison, Dabuha, although he doesn't have such a deep obsession, and failure is not particularly important to him, but if he is defeated by such a person, he is really not reconciled. People don't have too many moves, they are just entangled, trying to basically dabha in terms of time.

As for Dabuha, it is absolutely unacceptable, and he also feels that such a challenge is really unfair, so in order to abide by the kind of fairness he hopes, no matter what he cannot fail, even in the The process of counterattack will have a certain impact on himself, and he feels that this kind of sacrifice is also necessary, otherwise, the meaning of the existence of this challenge may be minimal.

At this moment, the audience at the scene seemed to have a kind of obsession. They were waiting to watch the progress of this war. Big unexpected results emerged.

Dabuha's attacks one after another, one after another, the challenger is also reluctantly resisting. In fact, in the process of this battle, the challenger is not blindly gaining the upper hand, it's just that he hasn't had time to take a break. For Dabha, it was just a counterattack.

In the process of this battle, Dabha basically entered the state completely. He felt that he might be able to be guaranteed in this state for several hours of continuous fighting, but it would be difficult for his physical strength. It is an extremely huge consumption.

In addition, Dabuha thinks that this kind of combat method is absolutely meaningless, because the purpose of his training game is to find other people's moves, and then use them in combination with his own attack methods, which is equivalent to learning from each other. Effect.

But this kind of attack is completely for the purpose of exerting all your strength, just to defeat the opponent. If this kind of thinking is used in a real game, maybe it is correct, but if it is put in the process of the challenge match, That obviously didn't make any sense, and at this time the challenger proved that he had misunderstood this truth, so he gradually evolved the situation of this battle into this appearance.

But right now, if Dabuha wants to win in this battle, he must maintain the same state as the challenger, otherwise he will never be able to integrate into the current battle, and naturally there is no way to win .

So in the end, even though Dabuha was unwilling to do this, he still did it after all, and the ending of this matter seemed to have changed after he finished it. If Kaha fights, then Dabuha may still defeat him, but the time aspect will not be controlled in any way.

And when Dabuha also enters this state, there is no need to pay attention to any time issues at this time, because as long as Dabuha does his best to participate in this battle situation, basically this battle will also happen. Only the wonderful process remains.As for the final time limit, I'm afraid it has reached the point of being ignored, because no one cares about time, and this time is extremely short.

Although this result is not good enough and I don't like it very much, it is what the audience hopes to see, because as long as everyone does their best to perform in the war, then they can more or less Find something that can be applied, such as those attack methods and what they will do when they lose control.

Originally, Dabuha always thought that what he liked was also what the audience liked, but only now did he realize that he was wrong.Perhaps this is the moment that all audiences are waiting for, and the stimulation is obviously secondary compared to him, and the stimulation still has a certain influence on him.

Dabha frantically waved his fists, and his feet kept clinging to the ground. He needed to keep his whole body in an attacking state, and during the attacking process, his defense was also extremely perfect. Now as long as he can do these two points, no matter how powerful the challenger is, I'm afraid he can't really get rid of Dabha's restraint on him.

As the challenger retreated steadily, the end of the battle would naturally follow. At this time, the occurrence of accidents was basically much less than usual, because Dabha had been controlling this rhythm all the time. The challenger is completely in a state of confusion.

He just dodged blindly, and frantically wanted to find an opportunity to fight back against Dabha, but this opportunity almost didn't exist, because Dabha didn't intend to stop his attack at all.

Finally, when Dabha pushed the challenger to a dead end, the challenger seemed to have realized this problem.

(End of this chapter)