Full-time: The Strongest Sniper

"I'll go check it out first. There's definitely more than just a priest on the enemy team," Xiao Nai said. After all, if the boss only had a priest, its attack power wouldn't be enough to justify its status. Just as Xiao Nai entered the boss's aggro range, Zaru flicked his oil lamp at him, and in the next instant, a burst of flame shot out from the lamp, a surging wave of fire engulfing Xiao Nai like a tsunami.

"Flame jet! Since we're in the same line of work." Xiao Nai recognized the skill at a glance, but the sight of a gunslinger's skill being used from an oil lamp looked rather strange. It felt like the designer had given the boss's weapon a weird mod.

While he was inwardly amazed, Xiao Nai's hands didn't falter at all. He leaped into the air, his revolver transformed into a hand cannon, and with a single shot, he flew past the fireballs unleashed by the boss. He then performed a 180-degree turn in mid-air, and when he faced the boss again, he was now wielding a Barrett sniper rifle.

boom!
With a deafening roar, a sniper bullet pierced the boss's head instantly; the double damage naturally generated even more aggro.
The five-player boss was clearly not as agile as the ten-player boss. Xiao Nai's attack had already ended before the boss started chasing him. But how could his attack possibly hit Xiao Nai now? Xiao Nai fired a hand cannon into the sky, used the recoil to land quickly, and landed directly on the right side of the boss. Before the boss could turn around, he delivered a quick kick, kicking the boss back.

But his attacks couldn't hit Xiao Nai; he could only roar incessantly, but he couldn't do anything to Xiao Nai.

Xiao Nai's series of attacks thoroughly figured out the boss's mechanics, and he immediately called his teammates to come up and deal damage.

The boss's actions were exactly as Xiao Nai had anticipated; even Chen Guo didn't find it particularly difficult. After all, Xiao Nai had maintained aggro very well and, through skillful positioning, had effectively confined the boss to a small area, forcing it to circle around. This allowed everyone to confidently unleash their damage without worry.

Xiao Nai and his team quickly defeated the boss, but unfortunately, they didn't hear a first-kill notification after defeating it. They also hadn't heard of any other teams successfully clearing this dungeon before. So there was only one possibility: the boss in the five-player dungeon didn't have a first-kill reward.

"We made a mistake. If we had known that there was no first-kill reward for the boss in a five-man dungeon, we might as well have just continued with the ten-man dungeon," Xiao Nai said with some regret.

"Indeed." Ye Xiu was also a little helpless. Because they needed to prepare equipment for the empty account, they were a little later than Xiao Nai and the others. They hadn't finished the first boss yet, and they were a little disappointed to see that Xiao Nai and the others hadn't gotten the first kill on the boss.

However, since everyone had already entered the instance, there was no reason to leave, so they simply expressed their regret and continued playing.

The boss only dropped one blue-level piece of equipment for Xiao Nai and his group, which was obviously not enough for them.

While Xiao Nai and the others were looking at the equipment, Mo Fan couldn't wait to open the output statistics table.

Firstly, he had no hope, since all the monsters' aggro was always on Xiao Nai, and Xiao Nai, as a sharpshooter, could only rely on his output to pull the monsters. And Xiao Nai never pulled aggro the entire time, which shows that their output was no match for Xiao Nai's.

This time, Mo Fan's ranking wasn't as bad as when he printed out the bandits, but he was still somewhat dissatisfied with it. He wasn't surprised to be behind Xiao Nai, since he had already prepared himself, but he was a little unhappy that Qiao Jingjing was above him.

Although he was also a fan of Qiao Jingjing, he knew that Qiao Jingjing had only started playing at the end of last year, but how long had he been playing? As a result, he was directly surpassed by her. Although the gap was not large, it was indeed there.

As for Chen Guo and An Wenyi, he didn't even consider them. One was just the boss, not a player, and the other was a priest, so he couldn't assess their damage output. Therefore, he didn't see them as opponents at all. In other words, the team's current damage output consisted only of the three of them.

Even so, he was still last...

Third place would have been a good result in the previous ten-player run, but it's still a bit embarrassing here...

The subsequent mobs and bosses posed no obstacle to Xiao Nai and his team's dungeon runs, as it was only a five-player dungeon. Xiao Nai and Ye Xiu's teams completed their respective dungeons one after the other. Unlike ten-player, dozens-player, or hundred-player dungeons, which are only available once a day or even once a week, five-player dungeons can be run three times a day. Various teams, leveraging their large number of accounts, attempted to complete them multiple times. However, clearly no guild had yet succeeded, so despite their numerous opportunities, they couldn't compete with Happy's team clearing it in one go.

In an instant, two more first kills were refreshed in the world channel of God's Realm, and the players in Glory were once again amazed and sighed, as well as the envy, jealousy and ruthlessness of the major guilds!

After all, this means that Happy Guild's name will always be listed on these dungeons, and they have no way to change that, since it's about first kills, not dungeon records that can be stolen...

Compared to the other guilds, the members of Happy were in a great mood. Although they stayed up all night, their gains tonight were indeed good. Wei Chen even started betting with Ye Xiu that whoever lost would have to pay the other a pack of cigarettes. What they were betting on was whether the first kill reward for each team could yield another weapon.

Then, much to everyone's delight, the two were thrown out of the training room by Vice Captain Xiao. Gambling and smoking, does he even know if his team has any kids?
Of course, Xiao Nai also let the two of them go out to relax. After all, they are both of a certain age, and after staying up all night, they really need to relax.

Xiao Nai also took this opportunity to let everyone relax. The time it takes to smoke a cigarette passed quickly. After Ye Xiu and Wei Chen returned, Qiao Jingjing prepared to start opening the box.

"Hahahaha! Old Ye, I won! You mere mortal, how dare you question the luck of our superstar Qiao!" Wei Chen burst into laughter upon seeing the result.

But when he saw the weapon, he was immediately dismayed, because this time he couldn't use it at all.

The Bloodstained Steel Claws, an orange-tier weapon, have excellent stats and are perfect for Baozi.

"Hmm? The attributes of this equipment are quite interesting." Zhang Jiale said with some surprise.

Only then did Xiao Nai and the others turn their attention to this.

Bloodletting: 3% chance to inflict Bloodletting, reducing the target's maximum health by 1%.

"You know what, it's true. This time, the updated equipment has all introduced brand new and very interesting effects," Xiao Nai said, stroking his chin.

“1%? Isn’t that a bit too little?” Wei Chen said.

"It depends on who you're facing. What if it's a boss? Especially in multiplayer dungeons, once the number of players increases, these stats become terrifying," Ye Xiu said.

"And if we can figure it out, there might be ways to improve the effect, like increasing it to five percent or even ten percent? And it only mentions the percentage of health points, which means it has nothing to do with your character's defense or other attributes..." Xiao Nai said.

Hearing Xiao Nai's words, Wei Chen also wavered somewhat. This attribute seemed to be quite extraordinary after all... (End of Chapter)