Four Split Personalities

"Cheating!?"

Lei Er Si was surprised and widened her eyes, suddenly turning to her confident sister and asked, "Are you talking about...Ramollok?"

La Ersi nodded, her beautiful face looking somber, and nodded, "That’s right, I suspect Ramollok is cheating, hmm, although there’s absolutely no evidence."

The scene immediately erupted, clearly not only Lei Er Si but also the vast majority of the audience felt astonished by La Ersi’s statement.

On one hand, after the previous match with Richard, no one now doubts Ramollok’s strength; in other words, everyone believes Ramollok can easily defeat the young man from the Skalan Duchy with his ability.

On the other hand, in this core competition of the Warfire League, which focuses on strategic confrontation, the room for ’cheating’ is rather limited. The reason is simple: the possibility of players successfully tampering with the equipment is infinitely close to zero. Without interfering with the equipment, one can only look to external factors, and even there, the room is minimal...

Bribing two judges? It’s not impossible, but even if the judges have lower professional ethics, which judge is responsible for which battle zone is randomly decided. Even if there is room for manipulation behind the scenes, those qualified to manipulate will not be bribed.

Bribing the opponent to throw the match? This can theoretically be possible too, but practically, the operability might be even less than bribing the judges. After all, those who have reached this point are not tasked with simple tasks. Not only can they hardly accept such things, but even if they can, under watchful eyes like Richard’s and Andre’s, letting things slide is just too difficult.

If truly nailed for ’throwing a match,’ then both parties would find it difficult to continue in this circle in the future.

The only somewhat realistic way to cheat is to find a counselor of the level of Richard Ducasse, as Teresa Tarosa did in last year’s competition. But they couldn’t just treat this counselor as a common counselor like Teresa did; they would need to obey them like a big boss.

This is even more ridiculous, as Ramollok’s counselor is the official staff provided by the Warfire League. To be blunt...even if he intends to help Ramollok, his ability likely doesn’t qualify.

In summary, the possibility of Ramollok cheating is infinitesimally small, practically zero.

"Don’t look at me like that."

La Ersi wrinkled her nose at her sister’s shocked expression, shrugged, and said, "Didn’t I say so? There’s absolutely no evidence, no reason can be thought of, nor any method found."

Lei Er Si half-opened her mouth and after several seconds tentatively spoke for all the spectators, "Then why does sister think Ramollok the Chief Priest is cheating?"

"Because his actions seem to completely predict Morrison’s thoughts, of course, this kind of thing is not difficult for many experienced or heart-attack-savvy commanders."

La Ersi pointed at her cheek in agitation and said in a deep voice, "For example, in the last round’s match, our Ramollok the Chief Priest cleverly guided and completely controlled the opponent’s actions, but this time is different..."

Lei Er Si, also with professional-level standards, reacted and frowned, "Sister means, the map?"

[It’s the map.]

Motan nodded slightly from below the stage.

[Indeed, it’s the map...]

’Foster Ward’ also slightly curled his lips and nodded.

[So that’s it, it’s the map... By the way, how should I wake up to appear more natural...]

Lying on Elisa’s lap, in a ’coma’ due to applying multiple ’commands’ on himself, was the Sun Saint Son who was anxious.

The reactions of Yu Chen and Fyari were the same as most spectators—

"Map? What map?"

...

"Lei Er Si, Lei Er Si, if you say it like that, those fools might not understand, you know."

La Ersi mockingly curled her lips and lightly laughed, "Let La Ersi explain a bit. The main reason I suspect Ramollok the Chief Priest is why he could accurately judge Morrison’s march route."

Lei Er Si hurriedly agreed, "Yes, yes, after all, in strategic confrontation, both players have many blind spots in vision. Only we outsiders have a relatively direct view of the field. Even if Ramollok the Chief Priest can judge not to take the water route, accurately predicting the land route is just too..."

"Incomprehensible."

La Ersi frowned slightly as she glanced at Ramollok on the small screen in front of her, pouting, "To put it plainly, Ramollok’s strategy now seems quite clear. First, he created the illusion of committing all forces to the fleet, provoking Morrison, successfully binding the opponent, and during this time, he activated the pre-arranged small force to directly capture the target location."

"There are many details here."

Lei Er Si smiled and gently supplemented, "The most challenging part should be where Ramollok the Chief Priest pretended to be disadvantaged while hiding his slight lack of combat power, making Morrison believe that given enough time, he could wipe out his forces in one go?"

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