Chapter 176. It Had Left the Ground!
North of Golden Butterfly City.
The Elves called this place Annaby. It was a term that ca later to describe the unpredictable Dark Elves' thoughts. It was ant to describe the steep mountains here, where every step was dangerous.
The road here was winding, and the dense forest covered the trenches and potholes under their feet. It was very likely that one second you were climbing the mountain happily, and the next second you would accidentally step on the air and fall into the dark trenches, turning into a pile of at paste. so, usually, few people dared to appear in this area.
Therefore, no one disturbed this place, and it was filled with fierce beasts.
However, as the mana density increased, this place quickly beca a monster paradise. From the outside to the inside, and from the bottom up, there were level 30-45 monsters. In addition to the fact that the monsters were scattered too loosely, and the road was rugged and not suitable for large-scale teams to enter, it was also an excellent grinding spot.
It had to be said that Graviny had chosen a good place that was easy to defend and hard to attack.
However, this still could not stop the enemy's advance!
The Annaby now was different from usual. Not only did the number of monsters increase by several tis, but it was also filled with all kinds of monsters. Perverted players and knights from the church. The latter were all dressed in red and white combat uniforms, and they stood in neat rows, clearly different from the forr.
Actually, there was a simpler way to distinguish them. the players walked in front, and the church followed behind.
This group of quick-witted church mbers had actually learned to let the undying God's Chosen Ones explore the way. In the face of the generous rewards, the players were naturally like moths to a fla, endless.
Of course, there were also complaints.
"F*ck, this is the first ti I've realized that an NPC can be so smart."
A level 25 Swordsman who had just retreated from the front row could not help but curse, "I suddenly realized that it's a loss to be in the front row. He had indeed earned a lot of supplies and experience, but no one had replenished the durability of his shield. the durability was dropping rapidly. it was simply like spending money to level up! How could she have been so obsessed to sign that kind of contract! i was actually tricked by an NPC. This is too f*cking realistic."
"Co on, it's good enough to earn sothing. at least the front row has contributed more," soone comforted him in a low voice, "this is the disadvantage of us non-affiliates. We're not like those big guilds, where the front row has durability subsidies, and we take a part of the inco from the people at the back who are just there to play a supporting role. This is a team battle, and we've really earned a lot from this operation. At the end of this operation, everyone will gain at least two levels, and this doesn't even include the rewards from defeating the boss."
"Then forget it. I'll be honest with you. it's really tiring to add to the guild."
The swordsman looked a little tired. "Who would have thought that this ga would be so fun, but it's becoming more and more realistic after playing for a long ti? Connections, resources, relationships, and money can go to hell. I'm already tired of working, I don't want to join a guild and suffer the anger of the so-called leader. I don't even want to have to be polite."
After a pause, he looked around and found that the party was already halfway up the mountain. the monsters in front of them had also increased from level 35 to almost level 40. The reason why he was able to go so far at level 25 was all thanks to the god-defying buff from the church and the endless support behind him.
It had been more than two months since the server opened. as the first batch of players to leave the novice village, the average level of this group of players was around level 25. each of them had at least two classes, so they could be considered quite experienced players.
The huge amount of content in "Fantasy World" allowed the players to be scattered across the vast novice villages, so there was no crowding or competition, and thus a large number of single players were born.
However, it seed that it was getting harder and harder for single player players to continue, just like how people in society did.
'It'll probably end soon.' He thought.
"Have you heard? This ti, the people from the fla knot did not co. Instead, they gave the people from ghost and mandela a chance." He suddenly asked, "Why do you think this is? Are those people stupid?"
"Brother, don't say that." The other person laughed. "A fool can't be the only one. No one could copy the five swords video that the Wordless Sword Saint had posted in the class hall. Those comnts were all beaten to a pulp by the great swordsman aske, and their faces were swollen. Is this kind of big shot a fool?"
"Then why did he forbid his guild mbers from coming here to take the experience? could it be that they are in contact with demons?"
"That's not necessarily the case. Maybe it's because they're not on good terms with the church? I heard that they made a fortune by scavenging in the city, so perhaps they've been targeted by the church because of this."
The man shrugged and did not make any further guesses.
The short break quickly ended, and the commander shouted the Shieldsman's na. It was his turn to fight the monsters in front, and a new round of exploration began.
Looking down from the sky, the long team was like a bloated snake that was winding around the valley. although it was difficult to move stealthily, its montum was tenacious.
Three hours later, at the top of the mountain.
The dark mountaintop was now covered in mana, as if the bandits had a silk stocking on their heads. Now that her stockings were being pushed up by the fire, she could only hold her hair up.
After throwing down the bodies of countless players, the church's main forces finally entered the mountain.
From a high platform, Graviny looked down, occasionally using the boss's field skills to create a miasma and magic fog to slow them down, but to little effect.
After all, they were all players. They had all kinds of ways to fight back. As a young boss, how could she defeat them?
If she had the heart of the lair, she could naturally resist it by relying on the endless number of monsters, but she did not have it now.
"n are all liars."
She mumbled, but there was not much hatred in her voice. Instead, there was relief.
She had wanted to die from the start anyway, but she was stopped by Char.
However, the voice had never appeared, and Zin'rokh's voice told her that the heart of the abyss had been destroyed.
Char was not lying.
However...
There were always tis when people were unreasonable, just like now.
"That's right, she's a liar."
A cold voice echoed.
Graviny knew who this was.
If it was not for the Dark Elves and the Dwarves in the steel monster, she wouldn't have been able to hold on for so long.
"What did he lie to you about?"
She asked curiously.
In her vague mory, Char had never lacked won, and she seed to have seen this before, but she also seed to have never seen her.
"Why would he lie to ? It seems to have too many."
A faint smile appeared on Evelyn's face.
She had not seen this guy for nearly 30 days, and she still missed him.
However, it was not the ti to reminisce.
She shook her head and said softly, "In at most an hour, this place will be conquered. You can escape with ."
"Escape? Sit on that thing?" She pointed at the MCV in the distance.
"Can it still fly?"
"It can't fly, but it can dive down and land slowly," said Evelyn helplessly. "Of course, the prerequisite is that you are willing to leave."
Suddenly, she noticed that Graviny's eyes beca strange, staring at the MCV behind her.
She quickly turned around in surprise.
He then saw the MCV started to float.
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