Full-time: The Strongest Sniper

The other guild members of Blue River Pavilion didn't expect any guild to achieve a first kill today. Of course, Blue River wasn't among them. As one of the people who had cooperated with Xiao Nai and his team the most, he was well aware of their dominance in dungeons. His team members were offline because of a competition, but that wouldn't affect their opponents.

Of course, Lanhe also understood that although they now had access to the professional players' accounts, this was the first update for Glory in many years. As professional players, they were arguably the group that loved Glory the most, and some of them would definitely be playing on smurf accounts tonight. However, they didn't have those professional players' smurf accounts, so they couldn't call for outside help.

Under these circumstances, Lanhe was almost certain that the first kill would likely be taken by Happy again.

However, Lan He did not voice his speculations, since saying them would not change anything and would only affect everyone's mood.

Lanhe and his group didn't get far before they were completely wiped out by the second wave of attacks from twelve bandits from Yinshan.

As the absolute elite of Blue River Pavilion, these ten people only lasted twenty minutes in this latest dungeon, and even that was a good result among the major professional guilds. Many professional guild teams were utterly defeated as soon as they entered.

Of course, with this experience, they will definitely be able to go further next time and be better prepared to charge forward. However, since each account can only run the ten-player dungeon once a day, they cannot continue the strategy today.

While the Blue River Pavilion team was wiped out and considering whether to switch to a different account to continue the strategy, Xiao Nai and his team had already defeated the sixth wave of enemies. This illustrates the difference between professional and ordinary players in dungeons.

After the first round, Ye Xiu already knew the general gameplay and aggro calculation of the early stages of the dungeon. Under Ye Xiu's command, the battle went very smoothly.

They easily defeated the first boss of the Yinshan bandit stronghold—Yinshan Vanguard Ji Lang.

The official Glory healing video only showed combat clips, leaving the Happy team completely clueless about the boss's mechanics. Therefore, instead of rushing in immediately, they first observed the environment to determine its potential impact on the boss's abilities. Next was the terrain, as some bosses have specific instant-kill mechanics, but these can be avoided using specific class skills or the terrain itself. Finally, they examined the boss's equipment. Given the designers' tendency to cram various class skills into a single boss, their equipment provided a good indication of the boss's potential abilities.

Yinshan Vanguard Ji Lang was dressed as a bandit, with a longsword at his waist, a pistol on the other side, and a spear stuck in the ground. It's safe to say he's a level 75 dungeon boss; the fight against this single boss required the combined strategies of three different classes, showcasing the shamelessness of the game designers to the fullest extent.

"These are all physical weapons. Judging from the situation, this boss won't use magic attacks. Its attacks should be more melee-oriented," Zhang Jiale said, looking at the boss's equipment.

"Yes, but we still need to be careful about the distance. The fact that the boss has guns means that he has ranged attacks, so we need to be careful with ranged attacks and provide support when necessary," Ye Xiu said.

Zhang Jiale surveyed the terrain. He wasn't Xiao Nai's sharpshooter; his role was ranged damage. So, Zhang Jiale quickly chose a good position. In many PvP and PvE situations, as long as aggro was maintained, ranged classes didn't need much movement; they just needed to consistently damage the boss. Ye Xiu began assigning positions to the little guys. As for Xiao Nai, he would stay with Ye Xiu to increase survivability. After everyone was in their positions, Xiao Nai and Ye Xiu immediately charged forward with their characters.

As the boss, Ji Lang's aggro range directly covered the entire open area. So, the moment Xiao Nai and his companions entered the open area, they saw Ji Lang crouch down, and the next moment, a powerful force erupted from beneath his feet, blasting the ground behind him. The boss's figure transformed into a streak of light, charging directly towards Xiao Nai and his companions, slamming his spear down towards them.

Although Ji Lang's momentum was very strong, it was actually just the Battle Mage's Dragon Breaking Army.

The two of them, one on the left and one on the right, dodged the boss's attack with a roll. They turned around, Xiao Nai launched a counterattack, and Ye Xiu immediately provoked and attacked.

Provoked by Ye Xiu, the boss, who had just stopped, turned around and attacked Ye Xiu. In the next instant, a bullet pierced through his forehead, stunning him. Judging from the way the boss held the gun, he clearly intended to attack Ye Xiu with the gun, using the sharpshooter's backhand strike.

Turnaround Strike: This skill allows you to quickly unleash a [Headshot Strike] on an enemy behind you and increases the damage of the [Headshot Strike].

However, the boss's movements were clearly not as fast as Xiao Nai's hand speed, so before he could launch his attack, he was pierced through by Xiao Nai's attack.

Ye Xiu naturally wouldn't let go of the opportunity Xiao Nai created for him. He used his spear to deliver a Dragon Fang to the boss, followed by a Falling Blossom that sent the boss flying. Behind him, Xiao Nai started with a BBQ kick, sending the boss flying high into the air. He then unleashed a Gatling gun barrage, and Ye Xiu followed up with a four-hit combo while floating in the air.

But after all, it was a level 75 boss. Its resistance to stun and float was undeniable. Even when facing Xiao Nai and Ye Xiu's near-perfect, seamless leveling, it still managed to spin its body in mid-air, one hand gripping the longsword at its waist. Seeing this, Ye Xiu instantly stopped his skill and jumped back. Just as Ye Xiu finished jumping, before the afterimage from interrupting the skill had even dissipated, a sword light flashed past—the swordsman skill, Draw Sword Slash.

But Ye Xiu's backflip was not over yet. The boss in the air launched a silver light blade attack, chasing after Ye Xiu, which was just dodged by Ye Xiu's third backflip.

Although Xiao Nai's output never stopped, he naturally wouldn't steal Ye Xiu's aggro. The teamwork between the two just now was not only about their skills but also about their control over the amount of damage dealt and the aggro.

Being chased by the enemy was not Ye Xiu's style. The instant the boss's silver light blade struck, Ye Xiu had already pulled out an anti-tank cannon from behind him, the muzzle pointing directly at the boss's raised face, firing three anti-tank cannon shots directly at its face. (End of this chapter)