Full-time: The Strongest Sniper

Unfortunately, although Team Happy's attacks were fierce, they didn't reduce the boss's health by much. Combined with the stun resistance from the red-health rampage, the boss turned to unleash a powerful strike. Mo Fan clearly realized this, but it was too late to dodge. There was nothing he could do; he had always been outside of Team Happy's coordinated attack. His sudden intervention made him an easy target.

Just as the boss's slash was about to hit Destroyer, Xiao Nai appeared beside the boss and stomped the boss under his foot with a sniper grab skill, Stomp Shot!

The instant Xiao Nai stepped on the boss, Baozi immediately manipulated his character to press down on the boss, unleashing a powerful and ruthless attack, the Overlord Combo.

Baozi Invasion unleashed a barrage of punches at the boss's head, each punch sending shockwaves through the air. Meanwhile, Ye Xiu's Taunt had cooled down, and he immediately used it on the boss, drawing the boss's aggro back to himself from Baozi.

Then, Longya and Yuanwugun Street directly controlled the boss, and Xiao Nai and the others once again maximized their damage output. Although the boss was currently in a berserk state, the group had already weathered the boss's berserk burst phase. The other attacks were already familiar to the Happy team, so they naturally had no effect on them.

So the group's attacks covered the boss again, and the boss, with only 10% health left, naturally couldn't hold out for long. Soon, the boss's health was about to run out.

"The boss is about to fall, everyone be careful. Watch out for the boss's self-destruct skill upon death. Keep an eye on everyone's health and try to max it out first," Ye Xiu said. After all, Glory's designers like to create bosses that self-destruct at the last moment; these bosses who die just to drag down their own bad luck are quite disgusting. Imagine being on the verge of success when you're completely unprepared, only to be hit with something like this – it can easily shatter a player's mentality.

"Received!" An Wenyi replied, then began to monitor everyone's health.

"Everyone back off! Lao Zhang, cover us! Xiao Nai, let's go!" Ye Xiu said again, seeing that the boss's health had been reduced.

The members of Team Happy immediately jumped back to create space for Xiao Nai and Ye Xiu.

As Zhang Jiale retreated, he threw out grenades of various attributes in succession, which was the ultimate move of the ammunition expert - random grenades.

Level 70: "Raid Smash" - The ammunition expert throws all the grenades on their person. All eight grenades, each with different damage effects, will explode simultaneously, dealing considerable combined damage to enemies. Raid Smash is a high-damage, high-level area-of-effect skill.

A barrage of grenades exploded around the boss, and Xiao Nai and Ye Xiu immediately unleashed their full hand speed, maximizing their damage output.

The boss's health was decreasing steadily under Xiao Nai and his team's attacks, but it suddenly stopped at the last 0.1%.

"Everyone, find cover, we have a powerful attack coming!" Ye Xiu shouted.

Upon hearing Ye Xiu's words, the members of Team Happy immediately sprang into action, searching for stones and trees wherever they could find them. However, time was running out for Xiao Nai and Ye Xiu, who were closest to the boss.

However, given their performance, no one is worried about their situation at all.

Ji Lang had already lowered his broadsword, and despite his disheveled appearance, he crossed his two pistols in front of his chest, clearly preparing for his next attack. However, lacking information, they didn't know which gunslinger skill the boss would use. The boss simply stood there, showing no intention of attacking. Just as everyone breathed a sigh of relief, the boss suddenly raised a gun and fired a dazzling bullet into the sky. The bullet, trailing a brilliant plume of flame, shot straight up into the heavens, exploding at its highest point as a spectacular firework.

Only then did Xiao Nai and the others realize that this wasn't an attack at all; it was clearly a signal flare! At that moment, Xiao Nai was completely dumbfounded. No, why did you strike such a cool pose when you were launching a signal flare?
Xiao Nai didn't even need to guess, because this signal flare would definitely make the subsequent strategy much more difficult.

After all, while the designers of Honor may be quite unscrupulous, they would never do anything pointless; every action of the NPCs has a follow-up. Not to mention the signal flare fired by the boss in his final moments.

After firing the signal flare, Ji Lang's remaining health was completely depleted, and he collapsed to the ground.

At the same time, a system notification appeared on the screens of all players in God's Realm: "Congratulations to Happy Guild for achieving the first kill of Ji Lang, the vanguard of the Yinshan Bandit Stronghold."

All the players who saw this message were amazed, because this time the system was no longer announcing the first kill of the entire dungeon, but killing a small boss could also be considered the first kill. According to the rules of Glory, as long as the announcement is made, you can get an extra first kill reward.

The only problem is that no one is envious of Happy's rewards anymore. All their attention is focused on the first kill time. You know, it's only 1:21 now, and the game has only been open for an hour. Many players thought there were too many people and they hadn't even received the main quest, or they thought they couldn't get monsters and were stuck on the main quest progress. But now you're telling them that someone has already completed the strategy for the first boss of the dungeon?

This may be the fastest update to the first kill record for a dungeon since the introduction of the God's Realm. After all, although the previous dungeons may have been simpler, the dungeon record could only be calculated after the dungeon was cleared. However, after this update, even the mini-bosses can be counted.

Of course, even just defeating a mini-boss is enough to surprise players, especially the raid teams from various guilds. After all, they're still in the exploratory and testing phase, cherishing every dungeon attempt per account, yet they haven't even seen the first boss. And now they're being told that someone has already killed the first boss? Is the gap between people really that huge?
What? You said the other party is Happy...

Oh, that makes sense then...

But that only made them more desperate. The opposing team consisted of professional players; how were they supposed to survive? The two sides were simply not on the same level.

At that moment, the guild leaders of all the major guilds suddenly understood the helplessness and despair of the guild leader of the tenth district.

The dungeon they struggled to conquer despite their hard work and effort was just a casual toy for the other side. The most important thing is that Happy is a team that will enter the professional league in the future. Isn't this first kill announcement just a free and most efficient recruitment advertisement for the other side?

The heads of all the major guilds were furious.

The main problem is that they can't really do anything about it. After all, it's the season now, and they can't just call in professional players. Even if the professional players were willing to come, the team has its rules. Asking professional players for help during the day is one thing, but asking someone else late at night could cause the professional players to lose their sleep schedule and affect their daytime training, which would be a huge problem.

However, the opposing team doesn't need to worry about this at all, because they're not in a professional league, but in a challenge tournament. In this kind of competition where they don't need to go all out, their players can do whatever they want in the online game without any restraint.

It's so annoying!! (End of Chapter)