Just as Du You expected, the underwater skirmish intensified, but it didn’t last long. The ship started to ascend to the surface after shaking for a re five minutes.
Upon opening the cabin, they were t with a vast deserted island. The ship had landed.
"Hurry, stay close," Gray Sparrow said, running out. Du You, followed by the sisters Lin Yucha and Lin Yushi, closely trailed behind. The group was well-prepared for a fight at any mont.
They quickly landed and traversed through the scattered rocks, laying their eyes upon hidden structures and a cave in the middle. To their surprise, a considerable number of people were already waiting for them.
"Hahaha, I knew you would all co, none of you are leaving here today," a voice boisterously laughed from the other side. It seed they had anticipated their arrival. The second-tier Murlocs on the opposition guzzled their potions, initiating transformations and growing increasingly stronger.
"Damn, we’ve been found. Stop them fast otherwise none of us will make it out today!" a voice from their team echoed, spurring the group in the rear to charge forward.
Du You observed that their team was comprised mainly of warriors, with few mages. This made sense as the learning curve for warriors was smoother than for mages, and cultivating as a mage was no easy feat. Scaling up to an advanced level as a mage was particularly challenging.
However, one thing left Du You speechless - most of these mages only knew so single-target or small-range magic. Anything beyond that seed to be uncharted territory for them.
Following their spell chants and gestures, magic missiles launched one after another, initiating distant attacks. While the magic was potent, the sight was rather jarring.
Watching the warriors duke it out made Du You squirm. Despite everyone having Dou Qi skills, they sorely lacked special fighting techniques and resorted to basic attacks.
Using Dou Qi was all well and good, but these combatants only had a few skills, primarily used as secret weapons. Their abilities only marginally exceeded those of the mutated Murlocs. Adding to their plight, the Murlocs enjoyed a trendous nurical advantage and fought with reckless abandon. Du You wondered how he ended up with these losers.
"The people from this world really can’t fight, or is it just the people I’m stuck with? "
If it was suggested that the overall fighting prowess in this world was dismal, Du You would find it hard to believe. Perhaps the mages were constrained by the ti requirents of casting powerful magic spells, but the incompetence of the warriors was inexplicable.
"Is all this cannon fodder just ant to be sacrificed? Regardless, I have to join the fight. If I keep waiting and lose these pawns, I may well fail due to complacency," Du You unknowingly muttered to himself before signalling to the sisters and starting his summoning spell. That’s right, he began to summon.
The first to appear was the Ghost Pattern Crow, spreading its Weakening Aura. Its opponents’ strength dropped significantly and they began to face retaliation. Successive curses further diminished their abilities.
However, Du You wasn’t here on a rcy mission. Only creatures killed by him would drop rewards—those killed by others would yield nothing.
Xiaozi was airborne, wreathed in sparks of electricity, a spectacular sight. One by one, Thunder Light Orbs descended, each carrying away at least one enemy. Unfortunately, since no flying squadrons were present, Xiaozi’s Paralysis Aura was useless.
Contrarily, the Black Jade Griffin lurked in the darkness, appearing and disappearing without a trace. Its wind blades and Wind Blade Balls, however, were not as elusive. The attacks swept across a large area, inflicting nurous casualties.
The massive silhouette of the Heavenly Disaster Demonic Dogs erged on the ground and looked like monsters in the dark night.
Without delay, the Death God Scorpion moved with Instantaneous Movent, like a fortified wall, impervious to any attack. A harsh windy onslaught dominated the ground, and the sand controlled by the Death God Scorpion proved highly effective, as either offensive or supportive magic.
anwhile, the Hell Blood Demon Dog stood at the rear, absorbing the enemies’ magic power and vitality through its massive, open mouth. This worked as a powerful supplent. Finally, a Unicorn appeared beside Du You, its aura unfurling and casting its Support Magic.
"Why are you hiding behind instead of attacking?" asked an exasperated Du You.
"I’m just here—my main task is to support," the Unicorn communicated. Du You was too exhausted to scold the cowardly unicorn—it wasn’t the first ti it was behaving this way.
By this ti, the Lin sisters had sprung into action. Lin Yucha mainly launched whirlpool arrows, wiping out several enemies at once. Lin Yushi unfurled her Demons Destruction Wings and flew into the air, raining down a barrage of powerful attacks. Flashes of Thunder and Lightning unleashed in an awe-inspiring display, triggering an alarming intent to kill.
At this mont, the group that had arrived with Du You stood aghast. It was hard to accept that they, proud mbers of the Empire, were witnessing such powerful magic attacks, executed not by them, but by soone they dismissed as an irrelevant villager.
In their eyes, even if a villager had the rare chance to ascend to tier three, they were not a match for them. Still, Du You’s performance proved far superior to any elite nurtured by a powerful organization.
Such powerful abilities indicated a formidable lineage, far beyond an average warrior’s reach.
The individual who led Du You to the island was looking particularly mortified. He was shocked and jealous at the sa ti. How could an ordinary man from the countryside possess such imnse magical inheritances?
He had paid a hefty price to acquire the Secret thod for advancing to tier three from the Empire, and the hardships he endured were unimaginable for ordinary people. Yet, each of Du You’s summons seed stronger than himself. He found it impossible to believe that Du You had managed to do this without any inheritance.
Even Gray Sparrow was looking at Du You with surprise and curiosity.
However, Du You couldn’t care less about what others thought. With each Murloc that underwent a tier-three mutation, his spirits soared. But he also remained wary about how many enemies were still concealed from view.
The mission was clearly dangerous. The opposing side showed no signs of flinching, indicating that they had full confidence in their victory. Sensing this, Du You cast a Destruction Flas spell into the open sky and a monstrous fireball ignited within the magic array.
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