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There they were, six small Dragon soldiers down near William Bee's own door. From the number of lightsshowing on their flash suits, Bee could see that three of them were disabled and two of them damaged; only onewas whole. Nothing to be frightened of. Bee casually aimed at them, pressed the button, and--Nothing happened.The lights went on.The game was over.Even though he was looking right at them, it took Bee a moment to realize what had just happened. Four of theDragon soldiers had their helmets pressed on the corners of the door. And one of them had just passed through.They had just carried out the victory ritual. They were getting destroyed, they had hardly inflicted any casualties,and they had the gall to perform the victory ritual and end the game right under their noses.Only then did it occur to William Bee that not only had Dragon Army ended the game, it was possihie that,under the rules, they had won it. After all, no matter what happened, you were not certified as the winner unlessyou had enough unfrozen soldiers to touch the corners of the gate and pass someone through into the enemy'scorridor. Therefore, by one way of thinking. you could argue that the ending ritual was victory. The battleroomcertainly recognized it as the end of the game.The teachergate opetied and Major Anderson came into the room. "Ender," he called, looking around.One of the frozen Dragon soldiers tried to answer him through jaws that were clamped shut by the flash suit.Anderson hooked over to him and thawed him.Ender was smiling. "I beat you again, sir," he said."Nonsense, Ender," Anderson said softly. "Yout battle was with Griffin and Tiger."第 228 页 共 340 页http://www.en8848.com.cn/ 原 版 英 语 阅 读 网