Chapter 198 [0196] Battle Mage

A Maia who did not want to be named once said that the mage's points should be all added to strength and endurance, choose one-handed sword mastery, and max out block, critical strike, charge, whirlwind dance, decapitation and armor penetration, and finally add a little light.

This is a joke that only Kalya knows, but because of the special nature of Demacia... Lux is completely proficient in one-handed swords.

In the case of lack of mana, Lak did not hesitate to take out his solution when the mana conditions were limited in the simulation training - spells that do not consume mana, just enchant your own broken blade, and then rush up to close combat!

Kalya can be said to be quite relieved for Lux's choice.

This is the best choice.

Facing an old silver coin like Thresh who likes to hide in the dark, the best way is to fight him one-on-one. If he really wants to compete in spells, Kalya believes that he will not lose, but with the tacit understanding between him and Lux ​​now, he may not be able to catch up with Thresh's rhythm if he guides Lux to cast spells!

Facts have proved that Kalya's judgment is very accurate.

When Lux rushed towards Thresh with a lightsaber and met him with a whirlwind, Thresh was obviously a little flustered.

For Thresh, the current situation is obviously a bit wrong-when he came, he didn't see Lux swinging the sword to clean up the undead, but only saw Lux controlling the dragon of light, so he subconsciously thought that Lux was a gifted spellcaster.

But now, seeing Lux's extremely familiar charge followed by a whirlwind, Thresh has been completely dumbfounded.

Aren't you a mage?

Why would a mage suddenly raise a sword and charge up to whirlwind? !

Thresh is actually very familiar with enchanting weapons. The Sentinels of Light that have brought him a lot of trouble and fun use this method of attack - but unlike Lux, their own soldiers are actually of limited quality and are highly dependent on weapons.

But Lux is different. In the simulated training of Karya, she has been through hundreds of battles. Although her skills are simple and unpretentious, her moves are just right. Facing a melee opponent like Thresh, she easily mastered the rhythm of the battle.

Thresh's confidence in victory is based on "Lux is a mage with insufficient mana".

But now it seems that she is not only a mage with insufficient mana.

In addition, she is also an elite one-handed swordsman!

………………

If Thresh feels panic.

Then Lux's feeling at this moment can only be described as hearty.

It is no exaggeration to say that in the simulated training, because of Karya's various conditions, she suffered a lot before, and now she is facing her Thresh.

Compared to the straightforward crushing, Kalja himself is actually better at the means of doing things in a snail shell due to his limited talent. Therefore, as his student, Lux is also very good at fighting in various uncomfortable situations.

And fighting with insufficient mana has always been the focus of Kalja's training.

Thresh thought that by using Hecarim, the fool, to consume Lux's mana, he could win in the subsequent battles.

But he never dreamed that even if Lux really had no mana at all, it would be difficult for Thresh to take her down one-on-one.

Thresh can think that Hecarim, who likes to rush without thinking, is a fool.

But for Lux... this kind of fool is actually far more threatening than Thresh.

In close combat, Lux can't beat Hecarim.

But this doesn't stop her from crushing Thresh!

Charge, whirlwind, whirlwind, heavy attack, stab, stab... Lux's offensive is as continuous as a tide.

Although Thresh was surprised and quickly took out his usual method of dealing with Hecarim, trying to mislead and interfere with spells, and combined with verbal temptation and intimidation to regain the rhythm of the battle, no matter what tricks Thresh used, Lux was not fooled at all.

Mislead? See through!

Interference? Ignore!

Seduction? Sneer!

Intimidation? No fear!

Lux ​​herself is not too good at this kind of strange trick, but Kalya is very clear!

When it comes to this kind of trick, it is no exaggeration to say that he can be said to be the ancestor of Thresh!

So, Thresh became more and more frightened.

He found that the little girl opposite seemed to be a natural counter to everything about him, and everything he was proud of was completely ineffective on her - there were even several times when the spell interference had clearly taken effect and when Thresh threw out the chain to hook Lux, Lux suddenly woke up, and then took advantage of the time when he threw the chain to launch a counterattack, and almost cut his soul lantern with a sword!

In Thresh's opinion, this was clearly the insidious girl in front of him pretending to be fooled!

Thresh, who was being suppressed, could never imagine that Lux was actually hit those times - but with the help of Kalya, the control effect was instantly released...

In the end, the embarrassed Thresh did not intend to continue to entangle.

The Nether Prison was originally summoned by him to prevent Lux from escaping.

But when he couldn't beat her, these five translucent walls became a cover for Thresh to escape.

Can't beat her, run away!

Barely using the chain to block Lux's slash, Thresh lit up the soul-guiding lamp and quickly escaped into the translucent wall of the Nether Prison, then floated all the way to the dock without looking back.

As long as he reached the sea... he would be safe!

Lux ​​naturally couldn't let him go easily.

Seeing that Thresh was about to run, she swung her sword without hesitation to split the translucent prison - but as Thresh's trump card, this move was obviously not as simple as five walls.

As the Nether Prison was broken, shadow energy dissipated, as if countless pairs of desperate arms pulled towards Lux's legs.

Even though Lux, under the guidance of Kalja, purified the amazing shadow entanglement in the first time, when she regained her freedom, Thresh had already run far away and was about to disappear in the black fog.

"Do you want to chase him?"

"Of course I want to chase him - maybe it's still in time."

After hearing what Karya said, Lux turned her head in surprise, and then she was pleasantly surprised to find that Sarah, who had been undergoing the trial before, finally opened her eyes.

"Bilgewater is not a place where you can come and go as you please!" Sarah, who passed the trial of Nagakabouros, was now in high spirits, "You bastards in the black fog, welcome the baptism of artillery!"

Sarah quickly loaded a special bullet into the magazine, then raised the muzzle of the gun, pointed it at the sky above the direction where Thresh was running, and pulled the trigger.

The next moment, a tracer bullet with a long white tail flame cut through the dark sky of Bilgewater.

The Siren, which was on standby several miles away from Bilgewater and outside the range of the black fog, responded immediately.

"Boom boom boom boom!"

Thresh, who was fleeing, never dreamed that one day he would be delayed by the fire of mortals.

Kalya's Little Classroom·Sarah's Name:

Sarah's full name is Sarah Fortune, which is translated as Sarah Luck - Fortune is Fortune, which means luck.

However, when you call her Miss Fortune, the homonym becomes bad luck, so she is Miss Fortune and Miss Bad Luck.

There will be more updates in the evening.