MMORPG: Divine Mech Hunter
Chapter 1247 - Chapter 1247 Chapter 1247 Accident

Chapter 1247: Chapter 1247: Accident Chapter 1247: Chapter 1247: Accident Feng Yi forced a bitter smile. “What high-ranking official? I would have been better off born into an ordinary family.”

Everyone present knew a bit of the rumors about Feng Yi, and aware that she didn’t want to bring up the matter, they didn’t press on it further but instead cleverly shifted the conversation.

In truth, these individuals had come together simply because they shared a common passion and later, through the bonds of the guild, had become good friends, united in cause.

Among the veterans of Starfire, there was a great variety: there were purely grassroots individuals like Li Yao, small-bourgeoisie types like Guardian Angel and Fruit Knight, high-level female gamers who had previously only ranked below Edward in reputation, and businesswomen like Sister Li.

But in the ancient gods’ realm, their identities were now as the elders of Starfire; they had no concept of status and had contributed much for the strength of Starfire.

Li Yao was the spiritual leader of Starfire, but could the guild have reached its current status with only Li Yao? That was definitely impossible.

Sister Li’s overall operational management brought order to the guild, rivaling even the super guilds; otherwise, Starfire would have been nothing more than an unremarkable backwater group.

The Priestess was in charge of strategic combat, leading legions to expand military power, a kind of military commander. In reality, she also managed Spark Station, which greatly bolstered the core members’ cohesion. Along with her previous experiences with guilds and battle teams, her role was destined to grow immensely in the future.

Feng Yi’s continuous promotion of Starfire and her ability to gather intelligence made her the eyes of the guild; it was due to her accurate information that Starfire avoided unnecessary detours.

Other elders like Fruit Knight and Guardian Angel were the direct implementers. They led the main force’s members in various activities whenever there were no assigned missions, actively building up the guild. This greatly increased cohesion and centripetal force among Starfire members and created a positive guild atmosphere that was impregnable.

As for individual contributions, it was hard to say whose were greater and whose were lesser.

Li Yao withdrew his thoughts, and in a moment’s resolve, he decided he must win the championship.

Unlike in the games, this was a real battle. If he became the champion, he could be hailed as a hero.

Although he wasn’t interested in the halo of a hero, or any official title for that matter, as Starfire’s spiritual leader and actual president, he felt an obligation to contribute to Starfire’s growth and development. Securing a victory would be the best promotion for Starfire.

After another round of drawing lots, the battle sequence emerged, with the first fight being between the Dark Elf Priestess and the Giant from the Giant Clan.

Everyone watched this fight closely, because many believed the ultimate champion would be one of these two. In essence, this fight was almost tantamount to the championship battle itself.

They hadn’t expected these two to be drawn against one another. The second battle would be between Li Yao and the Draconid, but in their view, the fight between Li Yao and the Draconid wasn’t as decisive. The key lay in the first battle.

Especially the representatives of the Dark Elves and the Giant Clan were beaming with joy as if a substantial benefit was smiling and beckoning to them.

As the competition began, everyone was filled with anticipation. Would it be the indomitable, unstoppable Giant, or would the Priestess, unfathomable as the ocean, prove to be more formidable? A quiet and a stir, in the end, one victor would be determined.

However, what happened next took everyone by surprise. After the start of the match, the warrior known as the Giant did not make a single move but instead simply said, “I forfeit.”

Wow…

The entire stadium erupted into frenzy. What the hell was going on? One should know that the Giant had never done this before; throughout the preliminaries, he had rolled over competitors from all races with such overwhelming presence that he almost never encountered a worthy challenger.

And as the battles continued, he had steamrolled his way through, seemingly without any actual rival.

Everyone thought that the encounter with the Dark Elf Priestess would be a fierce battle for the ages, yet the outcome was unexpected.

The Giant Clan’s representative suddenly stood up, issuing a thunderous roar, “Why has a warrior of my Giant Clan surrendered?”

Little Diamond glanced at the Priestess, a flash of fear flickering in his eyes as he spoke, “A few days ago, to vie for the guesthouse, I had a clash with her. We went one-on-one, and I was utterly defeated…”

Little Diamond didn’t continue, but the fear in his eyes was apparent to everyone–it was evident that the battle had been terrifying, something he didn’t even want to recall now.

The Giant Clan’s representative sat back down in silence. The Priestess remained as calm as still water, not even lifting an eyelid, as if defeating Little Diamond was hardly worth mentioning.

To the spectators, however, the Priestess became even more enigmatic. Everyone had the same thought: The Priestess winning the championship was now a foregone conclusion, especially since even the so-called invincible Little Diamond didn’t dare to challenge her.

In the second match, Li Yao and a Lizardman were transported to the sports arena, but the spectators couldn’t muster much excitement anymore. In their view, the upcoming matches were already decided, merely a formality. The Dark Elves, on the other hand, were exceptionally thrilled, as if they had already seized the championship.

As the match began, the Lizardman’s body gradually swelled into a massive, five-to-six-yards-tall Draconid, “Kid, you’re lucky, having encountered only fools all this way. But you’re also unlucky because you’ve met me. My brother was bullied by you in the game, and you’ve spoiled our grand plans among the ancient gods…”

Li Yao, clearly impatient, interrupted him while cleaning his ear, “Referee, it wouldn’t be against the rules if I start beating him now, right?”

“The match has already begun,” said a masked referee indifferently.

“Well then, I won’t hold back. I have many enemies, and if each one were to babble like this, I’d be annoyed to death.”

As Li Yao spoke, a blue glow emanated from him, and a volley of arrows shot out rapidly.

“Weakling Earth ape, you’re courting death.” The Draconid suddenly spread the weapons in his hands, placing two large swords in front of him, “But your arrows are useless against me.”

Ding ding ding ding ding…

The audience gasped in surprise because Li Yao’s arrows were incredibly fast, almost forming a continuous line. Sparks flew continuously from where the arrows struck the Draconid’s crossed swords, and his body was gradually pushed back by the power of the arrows, scratching deep marks into the stony ground of the arena.

“How about this, then?” Three Li Yaos’ voices came from three different directions at once, followed by two more lines of arrows seemingly connecting to the Draconid.

But the arrows hitting the scales just sparked and were unable to breach the defense.

“Hahaha, indeed, you’re not half bad; my brother lost fairly to you, but you’re still no match for me.” The Draconid couldn’t attack, but Li Yao couldn’t hurt him either, prompting him to burst into loud laughter.

“Really, how about this, then?”

Power of the Dragon Father!

Gale Fury, Chaos Amidst a Hundred Blossoms!

This was the first time Li Yao used the Dragon Roar Skill in reality, and his arrows also turned into Armor-piercing Arrows…

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