The Infinite Journey of the Taidao Party

This time Kerber chose a more aggressive way of pulling monsters, and even he himself was almost entangled by monsters.

But it was precisely because of this that more monsters were brought in at the fastest speed... Looking at the eyes of Ke Beier who was running towards him, Ye Zhe, who was belatedly aware of it, finally felt that something was wrong.

There is one that I am not very familiar with...

Passing by Ye Zhe who was stunned in place, Ke Bei suddenly stopped.

What is the expression on your face now?

Kerber suddenly had this question.

Exhausting all his strength, Ke Bei slammed into Ye Zhe with all his strength.

The two are still in a team state, even if they are stabbed with a knife, it will not cause HP damage or become yellow.

It is also very common for teammates to have physical contact when attacking in rotation, and the most common thing is the [displacement] effect caused by helping teammates dodge attacks.

It's just that this time Kerber used this mechanism to group his teammate target monsters.

The strength attributes of the two were between equals, and Ye Zhe was defenseless again, and was knocked out directly.

The tree pear spirit following behind bit Ye Zhe who fell on the ground, followed by the second and third...

It turned out that this was the case—now that I thought about it, it was indeed something I had never seen before, and it came from human malice.

This is the malice unique to human beings based on distorted selfishness and desire, which is completely different from the killing intent erupted by monsters in the hunter world in order to survive and hunt.

It's probably like the difference between the cold wind on the snowy mountains and the foul-smelling wind in the sewers.

(Brother PY Bai Jie's "I became the Patriarch of the Immortal Martial World?")

Chapter 108. Who doesn't know that ice overcomes grass?

Familiar equipment and skills, plenty of stamina, enemies that can be easily killed in seconds, the seemingly simple and clear main line and the lack of pain as a warning factor, although knowing that this is also a real death game, Ye Zhe’s sense of tension is indeed true. It is much worse than when it was in Hunter World.

Even wearing a full set of Thunder Dragon suit, Ye Zhe would not easily put himself in a situation surrounded by dozens of blue velociraptors, but Ye Zhe dared to make such a big deal when facing a group of monsters composed of data.

After all, even the blue velociraptor exudes genuine [killing intent] and [appetite], and although these monsters look fierce, they are far less oppressive.

From the bottom of his heart, Ye Zhe still regards this world as an interesting game, so much so that he completely forgot the fact that the AI ​​in this world, which is responsible for maintaining the player's mental state data, completely collapsed within a short time after opening the server.

The biggest danger in SAO has never been the monsters in the game that follow the set moves, but the players themselves who have suddenly lost legal control and social pressure.

This is the most sinister social experiment, and the tiny malice hidden in everyone's heart will be infinitely magnified in this [different world].

What you can usually get by queuing up will become a desperate struggle here.

What usually flashes across my mind [I really want to kill him] will become [Just kill him] here.

And the class that is almost unchangeable from birth can also be changed here through various methods of "effort".

For example, as an ordinary company member, as long as he grabs the props from his teammates, he can use this to become a top existence in this small society without paying any price.

What exactly did Akihiko Kayaba want to see.

Is it the strategy of [-] players to conquer Aincrad?

Or something else that can never be simulated by an algorithm?

Kerber didn't know whether he was more scared or more excited now.

Introducing monsters to kill people, malicious PK to snatch items, or simply killing other players out of boredom, Kerber has done it countless times.

In other games of course.

This sense of refreshment and power in the game is his only pleasure in the boring and tiring real life.

Of course, I have accumulated a lot of skills in playing this type of game.

But it was the first time that this kind of act of [killing someone] was real.

I've spent so much time coming here, if I don't grab these things, I might become the bottom!

What's more, if you die in the game, you will die in reality, but this kind of thing is also uncertain!Someone who might be dead has successfully logged out!Maybe this person will thank me when he goes out!

Just as incomparable reasons came to mind one after another, Kerber stared at the HP bar under Yezhe on the teammate interface, and was besieged by nearly thirty monsters. Injury and into a stiff, basically there is no possibility of escape.

Moreover, so many monsters would get stuck on his overly long broadsword, unable to perform sword skills, and the only end result would be death.

The only thing left to do is... This HP drop is too slow!

Ye Zhe's HP bar is still green, which means it hasn't dropped below [-]%.

Is it possible for a first-level player not to be instantly killed under the siege of more than [-] monsters?

Ye Zhe, who was buried by layers of monsters, curled up into a ball, which is the legendary squatting with his head in his arms.

It is said that they were besieged by more than [-] monsters, but in fact, these monsters all had a collision volume, and only four or five monsters actually attacked Ye Zhe.

The [Booming Dragon Boots] in Monster Hunter World is attached to the pants, which means that Ye Zhe's entire lower body is actually under the protection of the equipment.

Then use the gauntlet to cover your head... It can last for a while, but it's only a matter of time before you die like this.

Because there was no pain, Ye Zhe didn't panic too much. Compared with being surrounded by a large number of monsters, there were other reasons why Ye Zhe was standing still.

Ninety-nine percent of people have never experienced this experience of being treated with malice and killing intent by human beings.

Ye Zhe was terrified the moment Kerber bumped into the monster.