Mystery: I Married the Queen of Mystery.

Chapter 75 Victory Comes Too Easy

This is Odysseus's strategy. Since the opponent's "tricks" such as "falling" are difficult to deal with, he can lure the opponent to the front and then launch an attack.

When Eden spoke for the first time just now, Odysseus knew that the other party would be fooled, because Eden was a little too confident and might underestimate the enemy.

Things happened just as Odysseus expected. He successfully kicked Eden down and then immediately jumped up to chase him.

After rolling a few times, Eden raised his hand towards Odysseus again, and a thick fog suddenly appeared in front of the two of them.

Odysseus actually broke in like this. As soon as he entered the thick fog, he was attacked by surprise and hit in the chest by a punch.

But Odysseus seemed to feel no pain. He grabbed Eden's wrist with one hand, clenched his fist with the other, and hit his opponent's armpit hard, knocking him out and hitting him hard against a wall.

Inside the knight's uniform worn by Odysseus is the improved "defense magic circle" he drew.

"Low-sequence" punches and kicks were just tickles to him.

The fog soon dissipated, and Odysseus pursued and continued to attack.

Eden quickly pressed the wall behind him, opened an illusory door, and hid in the room.

He held his armpits and leaned against the wall with a look of pain on his face. He felt so painful that he almost fainted with every breath he took.

But Eden didn't dare to stay and quickly ran to the other side of the house.

Odysseus did indeed jump to the top of the wall immediately. Just as he was about to continue his attack, Eden stretched out his hand and suddenly burst into light all over his body, illuminating the entire room.

Odysseus was prepared and turned his head away, but his eyes were still slightly dazzled, and everything in front of him seemed a little dark. It took a second or two for him to recover.

But at this time, Eden had once again used his ability to "open the door" and escaped from the room.

Odysseus continued to chase, but suddenly his feet slipped again and he fell off the wall.

He quickly flipped over and landed on his back. The knight's suit once again helped him withstand the damage of the fall. This time he did not stop, but stood up suddenly and chased his opponent at the fastest speed.

Because of this delay, Eden had already run six or seven meters.

Although Odysseus was agile, he was not good at running. After chasing for half a minute, he only got closer by one or two meters.

Eden's injuries had almost recovered, and he came to a wall again and "pushed the door" in.

Just like before, Odysseus jumped to the top of the wall. As soon as he stood there, a cold light flew towards him.

He dodged quickly, it turned out to be a sharp knife.

Only then did Odysseus get a clear view of the interior of the house. The rooms were highly realistic, even the beds had sheets. Correspondingly, there was a complete set of knives in the kitchen.

The sharp knife just now was a kitchen knife.

Eden was very familiar with the situation here, so he went straight into the kitchen and attacked Odysseus with the knife inside.

According to the rules, although you are not allowed to bring weapons into the venue, you can use the props inside, and these knives are one of the props.

Throwing knives is also a kind of magic trick. With a smile, Eden threw the knives in his hand accurately at Odysseus.

Theoretically, Odysseus should immediately dodge and seek ways to fight the enemy.

But Odysseus acted contrary to his usual behavior, suddenly opening his arms and rushing towards Eden, allowing the knives to stab his chest.

This response was beyond the audience's expectations, and they exclaimed in surprise again.

It was also beyond Eden's expectations. He didn't react until Odysseus pounced close to him and stepped back.

But he retreated a little too late, and Odysseus's outstretched arms suddenly struck out and hit Eden's ears.

Eden suddenly felt dizzy, his ears ringing, and he instinctively raised his hand to perform the "Falling Technique." Odysseus's feet slipped, but this time he managed to hold onto the table, supporting his entire body with one hand.

Eden sat down on the ground, his eyes blank.

If it were an ordinary person, Odysseus would have knocked the other person unconscious with that move.

Odysseus quickly stepped forward and continued to chase. Eden had no choice but to grit his teeth and persevere. His whole body was shining again, hoping to catch Odysseus's eyes and buy time for his recovery and escape.

But Odysseus simply closed his eyes and kicked the other man in the chest, causing Eden to fall into the cupboard and faint.

Odysseus then casually pulled out the two sharp knives stuck in his chest and threw them on the ground.

Only then did everyone notice that there was no blood on Odysseus' chest!

The sharp knife just now didn't hurt him?
At this time, the referee announced: "Lelouch wins."

Odysseus was stunned for a moment before he remembered that the name he left here before was Lelouch.

He kicked the door open and walked towards the iron gate with some disappointment.

Originally, Odysseus thought that this time he would face an opponent of equal strength, but he didn't expect that the opponent relied entirely on his extraordinary abilities, and once he got close, his weakness of low defense was quickly exposed.

However, there was applause at the scene, which was even louder than the applause at the end of the last game.

Although the match was not very exciting in terms of performance, Odysseus once again showed his huge advantage and defeated an enemy that everyone thought was very strong, so he applauded.

Odysseus ignored the applause and hurried back to the lounge. The middle-aged man who looked like a butler immediately stepped forward and said with a smile: "Mr. Lelouch, you have won two games in a row. In the next game, you will be arranged to face a more powerful opponent. Please be prepared.

"Of course, the corresponding remuneration will also increase."

Odysseus nodded: "It's better not to let me win so easily again."

I originally came here to hone my fighting skills, but both opponents were unsatisfactory.

The previous one’s fighting skills were at least quite good, but today’s opponent’s fighting skills are just slightly better than those of ordinary people.

Before the middle-aged man who looked like a housekeeper could say anything, a voice from the doorway said, "What a big tone."

Odysseus looked towards the door. The person who came in was a middle-aged man with a small mustache. Odysseus had seen him before, when he returned to the lounge after the last game. At that time, the middle-aged man was holding a two-handed sword and preparing for the game.

The butler immediately smiled and said, "Mr. Chibman."

The middle-aged man called Chibman smiled slightly, then said to Odysseus, "Your fighting skills are indeed powerful, but not to the point where you have no rivals."

Then he said, "How about we go out and talk?"

Odysseus declined, "Sorry, I don't have time."

He smiled and said, "I'm waiting for my reward."

Chibman was slightly stunned, as if he didn't expect Odysseus to refuse.

The housekeeper immediately said, "I'll bring it right over."

Then he said to Odysseus: "Mr. Lelouch, this Mr. Chibman is one of our top players."

The implication is, don't refuse so abruptly.

"I see." Odysseus nodded and said, "Mr. Chibman, your companion Eden is really not very good at fighting."

(End of this chapter)