MMORPG: Divine Mech Hunter
Chapter 959 - Chapter 959 Chapter 959 The Sin of Not Fighting

Chapter 959: Chapter 959: The Sin of Not Fighting Chapter 959: Chapter 959: The Sin of Not Fighting “Damn it, this shit actually works.”

“Bloody hell, they must have switched players.”

“Holy crap, is there anything Prairie Fire can’t do?”

“Surprised? Haven’t you ever seen Prairie Fire’s previous videos? He’s always been a master at using crossbows.”

“I remember now, Prairie Fire seemed to have used a scorpion crossbow that time he got the first kill on the cave boss.”

“Nonsense, many guilds tried to get a scorpion crossbow or a chariot crossbow to kill the boss, all because they watched Prairie Fire’s videos.”

“666666666666666666.”

The audience unfamiliar with Li Yao were at a loss for words, as the surprises he gave them were just too many.

They watched as Li Yao continuously used Shadow Roll to speed along, activating crossbow mechanisms, each shot signifying the crippling of a sacrificial group.

Whoosh…

The water rose, and the Lizardman Shaman’s fierce eyes glinted as it stared at Li Yao.

“I have to admit, you’re incredibly strong. We tried to estimate your strength as high as possible, but it seems it wasn’t enough; you’re even more heaven-defying than we imagined.”

Li Yao couldn’t be bothered to respond, slightly adjusted the crossbow mechanism, and then suddenly fired.

The Steel Arrow whistled through the air, piercing the Lizardman Shaman’s neck; its head soared into the sky and fell into the water.

“All you do is talk too much.”

Li Yao didn’t even look at the result; he had already quickly rushed to the next crossbow.

Whirl…

The Lizardman Shaman was resurrected, eyes filled with rage: “Is this the demeanor of Prairie Fire? Is this the demeanor of the Sparkling President? What a sight, utterly barbaric and unreasonable.”

Pfft…

The Steel Arrow once again penetrated his throat, and his head flew high up again.

“Told you, you’re the one who talks too much.” Li Yao cursed under his breath, “Idiotic thing, it’s a war. Who the hell has time to chit-chat with you, I can take several heads in a minute, okay?”

The members of Starfire burst into laughter, raising their middle fingers at the alien players in the river.

“Prairie Fire, you’re going too far. I kindly reminded you. Did you really think we have no other means?” The Lizardman Shaman was furious as he was resurrected again.

Pfft…

Li Yao didn’t bother being polite, aiming at him once more. As expected, the Steel Arrow pierced his throat for the third time, and the Lizardman Shaman’s head flew up again.

“Use whatever means you have, don’t pretend to play fair. Look at your ruthless, fierce eyes–nothing gentlemanly about them. Pretending and picking the wrong target makes you a fool.” Li Yao kept firing Crossbow Arrows, killing the shamans, “Bring out whatever tricks you’ve got, we’re not afraid of you.”

“Fine, just wait. Make sure those guys on land don’t break through. In half an hour, we will definitely blood-wash Spark Station.”

After saying that, the Lizardman Shaman sank directly back into the water, but the Steel Arrow followed like a shadow. Just as the Lizardman Shaman felt safe under the water, he felt a pain in his back. Then he saw the Steel Arrow pierce through his chest, the shot still powerful enough to kill the subordinates who had resurrected him.

“In my life, I hate being threatened the most.”

Li Yao finished speaking and stopped caring about the Lizardman Shaman. Someone kept reviving him, and it wasn’t very meaningful to keep killing him.

The people of Starfire, on the other hand, were laughing unrestrainedly, finding it truly thrilling and satisfying. This is how men should be.

“Prairie Fire is indeed formidable, it’s just that his hostility is too strong,” one commentator sighed.

“Right, utterly domineering. There’s a saying in Huaxia, I remember it’s ‘too rigid and you’ll break easily’. Isn’t that right, Witch?” the European commentator turned to Feng Yi.

Feng Yi smiled faintly, “Hostility, you say? I don’t see it that way. It’s a battle between two armies right now; should he stop the killing to drink and chat with the enemy? As for being domineering, I don’t understand. With Starfire being attacked by so many guilds, if we didn’t have thunderous measures, how could we deter these petty people? What do you say?”

The other commentators were immediately embarrassed. In reality, they wanted to mislead the audience and garner hatred for Starfire, but they hadn’t expected Feng Yi’s words to be so sharp that she not only saw through their intentions but also pointed out their fallacy in just a few sentences.

“Stupid commentators, actually misleading the audience.”

“Damn it, can’t they just see Huaxia do well?”

“Trash, Huaxia finally has a guild rising amidst assaults from all sides, and you still ridicule and mock us.”

“Being attacked like this, how could we not be fierce and harsh?”

“Does the official not care? Such commentators can be on the international stage, are you blind?”

“Is this fusing or inciting, can’t the official tell the difference?”

“Damn it, don’t embarrass us, okay?”

“I’m from the European administrative region, and even I can’t stand it – truly embarrassing.”

Instantly, the public screen was ablaze with passionate sentiment, not just from Huaxia players but also many spectators from other administrative regions who were impressed by the skills of Starfire and Li Yao.

Starfire, besieged by aliens and enemy camps, and even by guilds from the Huaxia administrative region, could be said to have the whole world as an enemy. This kind of lone hero situation was always likely to stir people’s hearts.

Moreover, Starfire not only persisted until now but had also achieved glorious results. Among the five thousand, there was also a small portion of players from other administrative regions, which made the spectators from those regions feel more included and not averse to joining in.

Now, when someone was trying to stir up trouble, the spectators couldn’t stand it. Countless voices condemned in unison, leaving the two commentators with embarrassed expressions, while the others appeared to be enjoying the drama.

The so-called occupational competition is a universal truth in all industries.

Then, a giant scarlet banner appeared on the public screen: The officials have issued a severe warning sanction to the two commentators; the warning will be recorded at the relevant departments. With a foreign enemy at our door, the general harmony must not be broken – all public figures must take responsibility for their words. Offenders will only understand what true thunderous means are upon repeating their actions.

The audience erupted in cheers as if they had won a victorious battle, and the public screen was immediately filled with jubilation.

The two commentators, however, turned pale. A severe warning sanction that was recorded meant that if they disrupted the harmony again or made another mistake, they probably wouldn’t have a chance in the future.

Feng Yi let out a soft sigh, picked up her teacup for a sip, and then began commenting on the other exciting scenes of the battlefield. Although Starfire’s side was fierce, it was relatively calm.

Now, everyone was waiting in anticipation for the Lizardman Shaman’s lethal move that he mentioned would come after half an hour.

And the spectators knew that Starfire had reached its limit.

Half an hour later would be the moment of truth. If Starfire could hold on, successfully retreat, and evade pursuit until the time limit, then Starfire would basically be the winner.

But if they could not hold on or fail to retreat successfully, then the legend of Starfire would come to an end.

However, for the spectators, watching this battle was truly worth it. The tenacity of the Starfire guild, maintaining high morale in the face of numerous opponents, and Li Yao’s astonishing performance had completely blown them away.

In their view, Starfire was about to be eliminated. But they hadn’t grasped the intent of Starfire – theirs was a crime of no fight…