John River was highly experienced and had excellent hearing, allowing him to detect distant conversations. Regardless of who was coming, he grabbed Jane Sampson and ran.
Joshua Calm was definitely a skilled scout. In just one morning, he figured out the personnel distribution of the second team. He then led Charlie Peterson to follow two mbers of the second team. Originally, they planned to join forces and tear off those two mbers’ naplates, but because the opposing team mbers resisted desperately, Charlie Peterson never found the chance to pursue Hibiscus Wood.
By 12:30, the first team was temporarily ahead by one point, so the Great General from the first team got to choose whom to eliminate from the opposing team first.
Since it had been agreed upon beforehand, Charlotte Miller directly chose Benjamin Worthington.
After the first team made their choice, the personnel announced the result, Charlotte Miller was out, and the first team was deducted two points.
The second team mbers were excitedly hugging and laughing wildly, having easily eliminated the Great General of the first team without exertion. Who wouldn’t be thrilled?
"Aren’t you celebrating too early?" Benjamin Worthington said with a wry smile, "They’ve already figured out who the King of our group is in one go. They’ll be targeting specifically now!"
The mont Benjamin Worthington spoke, it seed like everyone wasn’t as happy anymore.
"Team leader, if we can eliminate their National Grandmaster, we will be leading them by four points!" Mair Williams said, smiling widely, "Once we revive our teammates, we will be five points ahead."
"How about we choose Brother Edwards?" Alexander Shaw guessed, "Brother Edwards is the team leader and also a boy. I think he is either the King or the National Grandmaster. If he is the King, we can use the sa thod, one Great General to confirm the identity of the first team’s King. We still have the National Grandmaster and a chance to revive one person. If we directly kill their National Grandmaster, we make a huge gain."
In fact, Alexander SkyShaw was just a soldier. On the second team here, the National Grandmaster was Mair Williams and the Great General was Hibiscus Wood.
"Okay," Benjamin Worthington nodded in agreent, then turned to the personnel and said, "We choose to eliminate Brother Edwards."
The personnel smiled enigmatically and nodded, then, under the expectant gazes of several people from the second team, said, "Team mber Hugo Edwards from the first team, a soldier, is out. The second team’s total points, three. Now the National Grandmasters from both teams will choose the team mber to revive."
The second team had no choice but to revive the previously eliminated team mber directly. On the first team’s side, Charlotte Miller’s expression was not very good because if the team leader was revived, it ant that her screen ti for the ga today was over.
Jane was listening to her teammates discussing through the transmitter and felt that reviving Hugo Edwards was a better choice.
First, Hugo Edwards was a boy, so his combat power was naturally better than Charlotte Miller’s. Moreover, if Hugo were eliminated again, the opposing team would only score one point, but if Charlotte were eliminated again, the opposing team could add another two points onto their score.
Now their first team was already trailing the second team by two points.
However, Jane didn’t voice these thoughts. She felt this way, but she wasn’t foolish; speaking such offensive thoughts was a thankless task.
Moreover, Charlotte Miller was not the kind of particularly amiable person. Jane had noticed from the mont she heard Hugo’s initial arrangent that Charlotte was especially afraid of being quickly eliminated from the ga.
While the others were discussing, Hugo’s voice suddenly ca through, and then he said, "Let the National Grandmaster revive the Great General."
After Hugo spoke, the National Grandmaster paused for a second before making a sound of agreent. Then, she turned to the personnel and requested to revive the Great General, Charlotte Miller.
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