MMORPG: Divine Mech Hunter
Chapter 1234 - Chapter 1234 Chapter 1234 Chaotic Battle

Chapter 1234: Chapter 1234: Chaotic Battle Chapter 1234: Chapter 1234: Chaotic Battle Many had completely lost hope in the new mechs, not only because their power was lacking, but also because the performance of the new mech pilots was so poor that it embarrassed everyone.

Compared to the soldiers of the old mechs who would rather be severely injured or even die in battle than utter the words “surrender,” the members of the new mechs were unbearable to watch.

Not to mention the cowards who surrendered without even entering the battlefield–some of those who did enter the field even broke down and wept in fear; everyone’s frustration was palpable.

Some deaths of the new mech pilots did not even warrant sympathy compared to the heroes who were rescued only to succumb to their severe injuries and were posthumously honored as “War Gods.”

Li Yao was equally heartbroken. Although he had experienced such outcomes in his previous life, he still felt a sense of unspeakable shame. Although he was the so-called captain, he only had the right to train in spiritual power. He had proposed military training before, but due to slow progress in spiritual power, his suggestion was rejected. Therefore, he did not take the so-called new mech team seriously.

However, when he became one of them, subjected to the scorn and disdain of all the spectators and everyone watching the livestream, Li Yao felt extremely frustrated.

He was a minor character, unable to change much, but he could change himself.

Li Yao’s eruption, nearly obliterating a young giant in a near-ferocious manner, ignited his true combat spirit–this was real combat, not merely a game.

The spectators were also caught off-guard by the surprising power of the new mech, their exclamations quickly turning into hopeful anticipation.

“It really is getting interesting,” the leading middle-aged official said with a hint of a smile. “The new mech truly has limitless potential. With the same materials and craftsmanship, the abilities demonstrated are like night and day.”

“However, he’s a bit reckless. The direction he’s chosen is dangerous, with three alien race members in a standoff; a hasty appearance would definitely lead to them ganging up on him.” The general’s forehead furrowed.

Just as the general had predicted, the spectators also saw the unfolding scenario: whenever Earthlings appeared, the original combatants would unite to fight against the Earth contestant.

This led many contestants to avoid facing multiple opponents. Seeing Li Yao charging straightforwardly, the crowd was not optimistic, thinking that he had lost his mind.

Li Yao’s family and the people of Starfire were even more worried; this was a match where lives were literally at stake. The outcome wasn’t just a matter of honor but also a matter of life and death.

The three alien races included an ogre, a frail-looking female Magician of an unknown race, and a robust half-orc, all eyeing each other aggressively, none making the first move.

The half-orc wielded a great sword, whereas the ogre’s fists were covered with spike-filled weapons. The Magician, shrouded in her robe, was clearly a powerful spellcaster.

…Thud, thud, thud…

Li Yao suddenly appeared and approached the three, immediately drawing their gaze.

“Foolish Earthling, did he scare himself stupid to walk right into the trap?” The ogre’s eyes glowed red as they fixed on Li Yao.

“Why don’t we cooperate for now and deal with him first?” the female spellcaster suggested with a hoarse voice.

“I was thinking the same; let’s finish off this weakling first, then we can settle things among ourselves,” the half-orc said, also turning toward Li Yao.

“None of you dare take him from me; I want to crush his armor and taste the delicious blood,” the ogre said as he launched a charge.

The ogre, massive in stature, hailed from a planet of magic, known as one of the three overlords in that chaotic world.

On that planet, orc, ogres, and a ferocious race of the Worm Tribe lived under the hive – the two species grew strong, demonstrating their innate battle instincts and will.

“Damn it, this Earth ape’s fate is mine!” The half-orc and spellcaster’s expressions shifted, but they were ultimately a step too slow.

The ogre charged with a speed that mismatched its enormous body–a skill straight from the game.

Like a humanoid tank, the ogre advanced, while Li Yao, though covered in a suit of Mecha armor, still appeared slender.

“Bring it on.”

A flash of light in Li Yao’s hand materialized into a giant scythe.

The ogre’s eyes, filled with a bloodthirsty glow, caused many spectators to turn away, unable to bear the sight; combat with ogres often ended brutally, with death rates for their opponents as high as 90%.

Ding…

The crowd saw Li Yao’s scythe parry the ogre’s fist weapon, then in a fleeting movement, he appeared behind the ogre, plunging the huge blade of the scythe into the creature’s back.

Accompanied by a spray of blood, the massive body of the ogre fell heavily to the ground due to its own momentum.

Many skilled gamers exclaimed, “Universal Counter*Reverse Wave.”

Indeed, this move was a basic melee skill that could be acquired through skill points in the infinite dungeons, and it was with counters that Li Yao had climbed to the Platinum Ladder.

“Skills from ‘Ancient Gods’ can actually be fully utilized with the new Mech–this…” Edward suddenly stood up, implying that what they were involved in was not just a game, but training. Although ‘Ancient Gods’ was promoted this way, they had only ever considered it a slogan.

The Reverse Wave, a posture for countering. It could be used under certain circumstances to deflect an opponent’s force, positioning oneself behind and using that force against them, a masterful feat of minimal effort for maximum impact.

The Reverse Wave was even more challenging than a regular counter, and discerning when it could successfully be used was crucial–not all forces could be redirected.

However, Li Yao was not only adept at applying it in the game, but also in reality, and the impact of that was simply indescribable.

Transforming the scythe in his hands into two separate blades, Li Yao spoke indifferently, “Did you really think I was weak, rushing at me like that? No matter, soon you two will end just like him.”

The half-orc and the spellcaster, witnessing the ogre struggling in the dust, suddenly felt a chill; ogres were famously tough to kill, yet it had been downed in one move.

Beep beep beep…

The alarm on the ogre’s body began to sound, signaling that without immediate medical attention, it would be fatal; even magical creatures with strong vitality were not immortal.

The ogre’s team announced their withdrawal, and he was immediately teleported to a spaceship floating above the battlefield.

“Flame*Ring of Smoke.” The female spellcaster’s eyes sparkled, and with her incantation, a burst of firelight converged violently.

Endless flames rampaged, forming a torrential flood of fire rushing toward Li Yao from all sides.

Call of Wind!

“Too slow.” Li Yao flashed, moving like a breeze entirely beyond the spell’s reach.

“You’re celebrating too early,” the half-orc, moving erratically, suddenly charged towards Li Yao, his greatsword whistling as it aimed to cleave Li Yao.

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