Overgeared

‘What?’

As soon as Grid pulled out the blue booklet, Hao got goosebumps. He knew what the identity of this book was.

‘Scripture...!’

Swaaaaah.

Grid’s body was surrounded by light. The wounds that proved the fierceness of the battle disappeared like a lie. Hao’s eyes shook.

‘He selected a cleric?’

In the character selection value, Hao saw the cleric’s value as low. A magician exerted a unique attack power after getting a magic wand, while a producer could make bows and arrows themselves. Both were excellent classes. In particular, Hao thought that Grid would choose the producer class. It was a speculation considering his identity as a legendary blacksmith. Yet he was a cleric?

Hao gulped.

‘Grid, did you know from the beginning?’

In the character selection window, Hao saw the cleric as a bad class. Immediately after entering the battlefield, he realized after seeing that there were dozens of shrines on the mini-map. In fact, the cleric was the class with the greatest potential. Why? The scriptures, which he thought relied on pure luck, were actually items that could be secured strategically. If a cleric secured a large number of scriptures, Hao predicted that the cleric would be the greatest hurdle.

But he didn’t worry much. He was sure that no one among the high rankers would choose a cleric.

‘I don’t anyone would’ve realized that the scriptures can be secured so easily just by looking at the character description.’

The scriptures were described as being all over the map. There was no explanation that it could be secured in a specific area. The other rankers were likely to evaluate a cleric lowly. But Grid was different. He selected a cleric.

‘Grid, you read a few steps into the future. Indeed, you are the person that I acknowledge. I can only say that you are great.’

Hao was impressed and thrilled. Now he had 7 health left. On the other hand, Grid read the scripture and had 15 health.

‘I need to hit him 15 times.’

The situation had become worse. The word ‘defeat’ entered Hao’s head. However, Hao didn’t know how to give up.

‘There’s still a chance. The possibility that Grid has secured two scriptures is very unlikely.’

He had to do two or three hits for every time he got hit! Hao held his spear and raised his concentration to the extremes. He had already become accustomed to Pagma’s Swordsmanship.

‘Grid turns when he uses Link and Wave, while he can respond with a faster thrust when he uses Kill. He doesn’t attack when using the footwork of Revolve and will narrow the distance when he uses Pinnacle.’

Hao was a person who was praised as the master of fighting. His ability to identity the enemy’s strengths and weaknesses and reverse the situation were excellent. He had excellent analytical abilities and improvisation so it wasn’t difficult for him to grasp Pagma’s Swordsmanship. Hao believed that he could observe the direction of Grid’s feet during the sword dance and cope with it, allowing him to easily win.

At that moment.

Teong!

Grid stepped forward. The weight on his leg was different from simply moving. It was the precursor of Kill and Pinnacle.

Hao quickly identified it and moved his right foot backwards. He watched clearly how Grid’s feet moved and took preliminary actions to cope with a stab or avoidance. At this point, Grid moved forward again. He narrowed the distance to Hao more than necessary.

‘Pinnacle!’

Hao detected it! Hao didn’t want to confront it with his low health and took one step back. He chose to take evasive action. At the same time.

Sakak-!

It was an attack

‘Now!’

confident that he would completely stab Grid. But at that moment. Grid’s sword falling towards the ground stopped in the air. The moment Hao came closer to Grid.

Pinnacle Kill.

‘What?’

Puk!

stabbed

Puoook!

Grid retrieved the sword and attacked a second time. It was possible because the length of the sword was shorter

Seokeok!

“Kuk...!”

Grid recovered his sword again and Hao, who already finished retrieving his spear, belatedly struck a second time. Hao tried to maintain his composure. If he could hit two more times, they would return to the starting point. Therefore,

Jjejeong!

his chest. Grid turned his sword

'What happened?’

more diverse, but it was surprising since it was linked at a faster timing than before. It might be a small

Hao was confused.

dance, sword dance. It is no wonder that a sword is more appropriate for it

of the situation. That’s right. Grid changed the moment he switched from a blunt weapon to

lose

sword from the moment the battle began. On the other hand, Hao saw Grid as below

is the

talent. That’s why he wasn’t obsessed with a specific weapon. On the other hand, Grid had no talent like Hao. He used a variety of weapons but he wasn’t accustomed to weapons other than swords. Therefore, he had no confidence with other weapons. This was why he was so obsessed with the

talent and one who had not. The two of them were divided here. It wasn’t because Grid was humble.

‘I can’t win.’

He sensed it the moment Grid used two sword dances in

dances with the stats of this body... His talent is

between heaven and earth! Hao was enlightened and abandoned the weapon on his

“I lost. Kill me.”

the end. “Why are you surrendering? Shouldn’t you accumulate as much damage on me as possible, even if you

done this if

a great liking for Grid. That’s why he visited South Korea. He didn’t want to cause damage to Grid by fighting to the end.

are truly Pon. Thank

“...”

despite fighting for so long? Hao became frustrated once he realized how

‘My skills are lacking.’

meant Hao didn’t leave an intense impression on Grid. Hao blamed himself for being lacking. But it wasn’t true. The reason why Grid mistook Hao as Pon wasn’t because he trivialized Hao’s ability. It was the

Pon can use the spear in such

“...Haha, I am Hao.”

appeared on Hao’s

***

-Hao is pathetic!

to the end...! It’s the disgrace

The top ranker of China was defeated

be banished forever

of 1.5 billion people to kneel to a Korean representative! The entire world is

-Banish Hao!

him to the

chaos. The Chinese people were angry on various communities and social networks. Of course, this wasn’t all Chinese people. But some people