MMORPG: Divine Mech Hunter
Chapter 1395 - Chapter 1395 Chapter 1395 Chaos

Chapter 1395: Chapter 1395: Chaos Chapter 1395: Chapter 1395: Chaos The massive lake surface was once again engulfed by a huge storm, with many players who were hiding away from the battlefield, wisely or cautiously, refraining from attacking Li Yao because of the promise from the Lion Scorpion Goddess.

Compared to firearms, Li Yao’s use of bow and arrow allowed him to exert his strength to the utmost.

Li Yao’s strength was inherently formidable, and even more so in his current state. His power had almost reached the intensity of fully activating the Dragon Father’s strength.

Each of his arrows contained an overwhelming power, and it was precisely because the Purple Water Chestnut Goddess had noticed Li Yao’s state that she dared not teleport rashly. Otherwise, given Li Yao’s ability to track her trajectory, her teleportation would be a huge vulnerability. If caught, she would be severely injured, even if she didn’t die, eliminating any chance of turning the tables.

This was the reason she risked using the recently fused origin pearl to trigger different laws–of course, this was also the safest choice.

However, even though Li Yao’s strength was overestimated, they did not expect that even a single step could transfer Li Yao’s tremendous power to the great lake through the law of resonance.

Naturally, the lake waters weren’t as condensed as those of the Water Spider, and faced with such an overpowering force, it was inevitable that the lake would churn and towering waves would surge.

As for those players hidden in the deepest reaches, they couldn’t even contemplate joining the battle; merely watching from a close distance, they were swept away by the monstrous waves or tossed about in the roiling waters of the lake, incapable of saving themselves.

Neither Li Yao nor the Purple Water Chestnut Goddess had deliberately attacked these players, but some of those with low defense were caught off guard and instantly killed. Only players with high health and numerous life-saving abilities could temporarily survive, though they too frantically sought to escape.

“This is almost like the recent battle of the gods; even the superior fighters can’t handle the aftermath of the fight.”

“It’s ridiculously ironic. These superior fighters thought they were so hidden and opportunistic, only to realize they don’t even qualify to watch the fight up close, let alone participate.”

“It’s seriously defying the heavens; Prairie Fire is too ferocious. Those superior fighters who just poked their heads out were slaughtered like noobs, blasted to pieces by the bullets, with no chance for running away to respawn.”

“Heh, they boast all day about their great gear and exceptional skills, thinking Prairie Fire is nothing special, confident they can outdo him if they make a move. They must be stumped now.”

“It’s not even on the same level. It feels completely different. Prairie Fire slaughtering these superior fighters is like a special forces soldier beating up kids under ten – they don’t stand a chance to fight back. Truly pathetic.”

“These superior fighters, acting all high and mighty, scoffing at us ordinary players — I recorded everything, and I’ll have a field day on the forum exposing how Prairie Fire mowed them down like cutting grass.”

“Heh, today’s show was really satisfying. As the saying goes, without a comparison, there’s no hurt. This time I truly believe it.”

“Damn, if I ever become half as formidable as Prairie Fire, I’d be satisfied.”

“What is the realm of mastery? This is it. Others are thinking about completing the tasks given by the two goddesses, getting played in circles by them. But Prairie Fire directly gambles with the two goddesses, playing them instead, and he reaps a lot of benefits. It’s not even on the same level.”

“Exactly, Prairie Fire effortlessly extorted the two goddesses, while this bunch got played. In the end, it’s still Prairie Fire who dismisses the weapons they’re still killing each other over without a decision.”

The battlefield was now divided into three parts. The most intense but least populous combat took place over the great lake, where Li Yao and the Purple Reviews Goddess were locked in an endless fierce battle centered around the lake.

The Goddess approached Li Yao repeatedly, as the two collided and struck at each other, searching for any openings. The entire lake darkened, with towering waves rolling skyward.

The second location was the defensive battlefield. Edward still retained a War Blade, and his team, already having suffered losses, faced an increasingly large number of players. Despite mounting casualties, his elite team maneuvered effectively in their defense.

The battle, though extremely fierce, was still ordered; at least for the short term, seizing the War Blade from Edward’s grasp was impossible.

The third area was quite chaotic. The hermit, being no less formidable than Edward, also had some friends, but these were no match for the likes of a super guild.

He had companions, but they were merely friends looking for fun, and could not compare to a super guild’s might.

The hermit was a man of loyalty; knowing his friends could not hold on, he threw his War Blade into the fray.

This was the beginning of the chaos; here, there was no powerful team like Edward’s. Any team that got the War Blade had to face attacks from all sides.

The scene was tumultuous. As soon as someone gained possession of the War Blade, their comrades fighting alongside them for the weapon would become enemies–everyone became a target.

Holding onto the War Blade was virtually impossible. The blade changed hands constantly, and aside from the hermit, no player managed to keep it for more than a minute.

The middle of the battlefield was almost cleared of nearby players due to the powerful combat shockwaves. Most of them had joined the fray for the War Blade, while many others chose to watch from a safe distance.

Many wise players felt that in such an enclosed space, even obtaining the War Blade was useless, as they could not escape and would face endless assaults.

“Damn it, I fell for Prairie Fire’s trick, I should never have accepted the War Blade. Now, facing this siege, I owe Prairie Fire a favor,” Edward lamented, overwhelmed by enemies on all sides.

“It’s too risky to give up now, who knows what twists may come later. Since we’ve taken it, giving up would mean losing even more.” The blond player had just fought a bloody battle, nearly getting killed before retreating for healing.

“Knowing it’s a trap and still we have to jump, damn it…”

Edward couldn’t help but curse. The temptation of the super weapon was simply too big. Seeing how Li Yao’s situation improved with the super weapon, everyone was envious–it was almost godlike. She knew that to fight a god, Li Yao needed more than a super weapon, but she believed the super weapon played a crucial role.

Although this War Blade couldn’t really be used yet, once Divine Power was decoded, it would become her own. It was a strange-shaped weapon that didn’t occupy the usual waist slot for holding weapons, making it a very economical choice.

Li Yao had no grasp of Edward’s quandary; he was too preoccupied, controlling a huge Puppet to repeatedly collide with the Water Spider.

Each clash resulted in huge waves, and the whole Water Spider seemed to ripple, with layer upon layer of Shockwaves–Li Yao’s force was so immense that even the highly condensed Water Spider kept quivering, as if it might explode at any moment…