In the second duel, although Allen regained some advantage, this so-called advantage was actually not obvious. Therefore, in this battle, even though he agreed, the final score was ten to seven, which was a narrow victory.
Allen was still not satisfied and continued to click ready, but this time the opponent said nothing and also clicked ready, seemingly wanting to regain the upper hand.
The subsequent battles were predictable. The top-tier player lost again and again; this person was already a top player on the platform, yet in battles with Allen, he consistently lost by a large margin, with scores like ten to three or ten to two.
Eventually, the expert finally gave up the match. Of course, Allen also decided to go offline. It wasn't until then that he seemed to gain a new understanding and awareness of the game. Perhaps there were other top players like him worth challenging.
