nChapter 612: 100 Man Slaughter

nTranslator: Halcyon Translations Editor: Halcyon Translations

nThere’s a demon within everyone. Some hid it well, while some never bothered to hide it at all.

nLu Li had always been hiding the demon within him because he knew that he had more to do than playing a game. This game was his job; it was his way to save his sister and ensure their living standards.

nHowever, these people had crossed over his line and his financial situation wasn’t as desperate as before.

nThe demon within him awoke and began to devour lives around him.

nIt didn’t take long for people to notice Lu Li. They quickly found that he was the player who had previously escaped. However, there was no time to pay attention to him since this was a large-scale fight.

nThere was no way that the random players and those from smaller guilds would just rush past them.

nThere would always be some players who enjoyed killing others in this confusion. Some of them had even been killed before by mercenaries, so this was their chance for revenge.

nA lot of PVP maniacs also seized their chance.

nRegardless of the end goal of each individual, this pathway to Zul’Farrk had suddenly become a dense war zone.

nUnlike the Scarlet Monastery, the Horde faction didn’t have any advantages. The desert also provided a wide, open space and the battleground extended for a long distance.

nThese few hundred players from the mercenary group were very busy.

nEven so, there were still two to three of them who chose Lu Li as their target.

nA Frostbolt, a Shadowbolt and a Faerie Fire almost landed in sync onto Lu Li.

nMost control skills depended heavily on distance between their targets, so it was hard to control a single target that moved at a rapid speed. They chose to burst him down instead; it was three against one.

n-124!

n-110!

nThe third skill, Faerie Fire, wasn’t exactly a damaging spell. It was a spell that prevented Thieves from going into Stealth. The first two skills only took about two hundred points of health from Lu Li. The three players felt a cold chill down their spine – they used spells with a casting time, so how could the damage be so low?

nWhat made the situation even worse was that they saw their target recover the lost health in an instant.

nIf you paid close attention, you could see that as the Thief attacked, a blood-colored mist would fly from his target towards him and be absorbed.

nThis was the Lifesteal effect.

nWhoever this was definitely had an equip with Lifesteal.

nOnce the three players realized this, they no longer saw Lu Li as a free kill.

nAs their mindset changed, so did their attitude and what they saw.

nWhy did he move so fast? Why did he attack so fast? Why was his damage so high, and why did he have such a strong Lifesteal effect?

nThey couldn’t possibly imagine how much of a bug the Supreme Ring was.

nThe Lifesteal attribute of the ring was more than that of a few equips combined.

nHis attack speed was even crazier. The Shard of the Defiler was already a Dark Gold grade weapon that was known across the continent for its attack speed, and he also had other effects that also boosted this attribute.

nLu Li’s critical strike damage was much higher than the average players. Many players died within five hits without even realizing it.

nOf course, Lu Li noticed that he had been attacked.

nHe finished off his target and pounced towards the Druid.

nThe Druid was caught by surprise and quickly retreated, but his speed wasn’t enough to interrupt Lu Li’s plans. He stunned the Druid first with a Gouge, then used Shadowstrike. With three combo points, he casted Slit Throat.

nSlit Throat was a very useful skill against players and Lu Li had already upgraded it to level 5.

nLu Li took no longer than 20 seconds to dispatch the Druid, while also tanking the damage of a Mage and a Warlock.

nHis Lifesteal effect quickly replenished the health points that he had lost. Lu Li’s health remained at a safe amount as he sent off the other two players with the same method. His health returned to full in the battles that followed.

nAlthough his hands never stopped moving, he wasn’t blindly searching for any random target.

nMost of the time, he chose to attack in areas where there were little players, and most of his targets were Cloth-armored.

nAs his rage boiled, he continued to kill.

nBecause his attacks were too fast, his Lifesteal effect was often triggered. It was as if Lu Li was covered in a mist of blood.

nIf he only killed a dozen players, he wouldn’t be too noticeable. After all, this was a group-fight of thousands of players. However, after his attack had increased by 50%, he began killing players within three to five hits. He could even kill some players with two hits if he critically struck. These slain players began whining in their own channels.

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"I got killed by a Thief.

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"I got killed by a Thief too, his damage is so high.

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"I was also killed by a Thief. I had more than half of my health, but I died in two shots.

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"What was that before? I don’t even know how I died. Why didn’t you heal me?

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"I… I think I died too. I had full health – how did I die in three shots?

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nThis was the advantage that the legendary equipment of assassins provided. Lu Li could even stack up to 100% with this item. Among all of the other assassin equips, this bracer was one of the best. If he could consistently kill more than a hundred players…

nCan you imagine what it would be like if two Lu Li’s attacked the same person?

nLow-leveled Cloth classes would die before they even got a chance to react.

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"It’s him!

" When the channel was filled with talk about this violent Thief, someone finally discovered Lu Li. This Thief was glowing with a red light and continued to harvest lives at an astonishing speed.

nAfter around half an hour, he had already killed more than a hundred players.

nThe majority of the random players had already rushed past. At this point, everyone who was left was either too slow, or had come later. They were slowly being slaughtered by the mercenary group.

nLu Li was a total surprise.

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"****, kill him! We’ll do it together!

" someone shouted as they led a group and pounced towards Lu Li.

nLu Li could kill a hundred people because of his assassin equipment. However, the confusion in the environment also made the situation much more convenient for him. The majority of the players that he faced were by themselves.

nOnce the situation changed, he glowed brightly like a firefly in the dark.

nDawn was a game that focused on balance. With enough players attacking him at the same time, he wouldn’t be able to do much.

nHowever, Lu Li didn’t escape.

nThe desert was crawling with players everywhere.

nThese mercenary players thought they were strong with their few hundred men as they slaughtered the random players. But now, they finally saw true strength before their eyes and realized how small they were compared to the real world.

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"Kill all of them! Ruling Sword, charge now!

" Square Root 3 sat on his mount and waved his hand as he signaled an attack.

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