MMORPG: Divine Mech Hunter
Chapter 1187 - Chapter 1187 Chapter 1187 Test

Chapter 1187: Chapter 1187: Test Chapter 1187: Chapter 1187: Test The archers on both sides of the cliff finally started to move, still bending their bows and notching their arrows.

With a continuous howl, one War Bear after another fell to the ground.

Everyone’s faces changed dramatically; faced with such terrible arrows, the Earth Armor and armor on the Armored War Bears, even their tough fur, were like paper mache.

The Armored War Bears were nailed to the ground, dying in extreme agony; within minutes, most of the War Bears were dead. If it were not for the players recovering some quickly, the entire force might have been wiped out.

All faces looked grim. The prowess of the War Bears was indisputable; the corpses blocking the canyon were clear evidence, crushed to powder, but even such powerful War Bears, not to mention the defense of their armor and Earth Armor, just their own fur’s defense was extraordinary.

Yet, even so, they were mercilessly pierced by arrows.

However, something even more terrifying happened next; most of the fallen Armored War Bears shakily stood back up.

Red Blood Crystals grew out of their wounds, completely stopping the bleeding, and their eyes were also blood-red.

This left everyone even more bewildered. The archers alone were troublesome enough, and now there were these mutated War Bears and so many flying eagles.

Moreover, after continuous attacks, the archers had controlled at least over five hundred thousand of the air force, which was also mutated; no one was clear on whether this checkpoint had other extraordinary defensive means.

“They talked a big game, but in the end, it’s the same crash and burn.” Someone couldn’t help but be sarcastic, as the people of the sub-dimension were too arrogant.

The Lion Man General looked sullen. Although his troops were new recruits, they had followed him for over a month. The War Bear Legion had always been invincible and looked down upon all; he had thought they could thoroughly humiliate the people of the three major guilds, but they still failed.

“It seems the Dark Camp sent a newbie to lead the team. I wonder what tricks you have up your sleeve.” The others all looked towards Li Yao.

And the crowd found Li Yao was in a daze, staring blankly.

People thought Li Yao had been scared stupid, mocked him a few times, and then ignored him, while Tung Tung and the others urgently called out to Li Yao, but he did not respond at all.

The Mist Walker glanced at Li Yao’s eyes and frowned, “The lord’s soul seems to have left his body, similar to when entering Dreamland; there must be something going on. As for this checkpoint, it’s too difficult to attack. If no one wants to try, we’ll adapt accordingly. Due to the high difficulty of this checkpoint, the rewards for military achievements will be increased by thirty percent.”

The players were reassured at once; as long as they could still earn military achievements without hindrance, they didn’t care about Li Yao’s wellbeing.

The leaders discussed briefly and decided to launch a fierce attack; each guild tried in turn, not wanting to go all out. This checkpoint was so crucial, no one wanted to fall behind, especially with so many players in various guilds.

The rewards from this event could not only be Legions but also included many rare and valuable items; the temptation was indeed too great.

After coordination, the players split into two sides; one side had the air force, launching a violent, all-encompassing offensive, while the ground force waged a powerful close-combat Legion to pass through the canyon swiftly and break the large outpost in the middle of the canyon.

However, in such a situation, delicate groups like Mage Legions were not of much use, leaving many players disappointed.

The battle was utterly brutal; the archers’ arrows were so fearsome that no one could withstand a single strike.

Despite the fierce onslaught by players from several camps, they still couldn’t overcome this obstacle. Moreover, as the battle progressed, even though some archers were lost, the creatures who were infected and killed in battle mutated. This only made the checkpoint increasingly secure as the ranks swelled with the killing spree of the archers.

Generals from several camps wanted to stop the fight, but where would the players agree? The rewards for breaking through a checkpoint were too tempting, and players who had tasted victory wouldn’t give up.

Furthermore, many had already suffered considerable losses; if they couldn’t earn some military merit, wouldn’t that mean they’d lost their wife and soldiers in vain?

The fight had become unstoppable, and with the growing strength of the Primitive Blood Tribe, both sides even engaged in a showdown. The Mage Legion, eager and elated, also joined the battlefield.

It should be noted that these infected legions counted as military merit too. Players began treating it as a place to farm for military achievements, though this was only an option for the powerful players. For those with lesser legions, it was just a death march, especially since the mutants’ abilities were much stronger than before.

The archers on the cliffs were dealing lethal damage to the extreme; it was utterly terrifying. If it weren’t for the support of the players’ legions, if it had only been NPC armies, it was estimated that the people from several camps would have been annihilated in half an hour. Under some horrifying Array, the combat power of these archers was infinitely enhanced.

Even Starfire had sent troops to grind for military merit, while Titan’s Eye stayed protectively by Li Yao’s side.

Li Yao too was caught in endless combat and slaughter. The moment he saw the rock wall, he activated Dragon Roar and then heard a heaven-shaking roar.

Countless images and information merged into Li Yao’s mind, and his consciousness projected into the scene.

Li Yao found himself transformed into an ancestral young dragon, essentially a Primitive Dragon in a youthful form.

He knew this was an illusion, but couldn’t return to reality. Li Yao then understood this was a trial, or perhaps his possession of special conditions had triggered the restriction here. Li Yao began to feel a glimmer of excitement because such opportunities were exceedingly rare.

To Li Yao’s knowledge, in his past life, fewer than a thousand people had such an opportunity; perhaps some were hidden, but at most, it wouldn’t exceed ten thousand. Considering over twenty billion played this game, such a small number of individuals who had triggered it was quite pitiful.

However, every player who triggered these restrictions reaped corresponding benefits, be it equipment or skills, etc., but whatever it was, it was something of infinite value.

The reason such opportunities were rare was that triggering each of these restrictions required special conditions.

The frustrating part was that no one knew where these restrictions were, and even if you met the conditions, you had no idea where to find these restrictions–that was the real catch.

Therefore, in Li Yao’s plans, there was no expectation of triggering this restriction. Although he knew other methods and locations to unlock several restrictions, meeting those conditions was fraught with difficulty and often not worth the cost.

Unexpectedly, he had inadvertently triggered one himself.

Having realized the situation, Li Yao calmed down. He snapped back to awareness and found his feeble body in a snowy field. Cold winds howled all around, and looking into the distance, he could see small mountains.

Clearly, Li Yao was on a snowy mountain, and opposite him were three Demon Wolves, their blood-red eyes fixed on him, evidently intending to make this young dragon their prey…

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