"This thing is really strange; it can’t be destroyed." The Four Seas President touched the stone.
He hadn’t been idle just now; his subordinates attempted to destroy and break through the stone, using Entry-Level Spirit Talismans and other special ans, but all to no avail.
"Prepare for the siege!"
Inside the stone gate.
The NPCs ford a semicircle, concentrating their fire on the invading enemies.
Whoever ca was killed.
Easily killing the players who rushed in.
Suddenly, a player charged in; being Hundred Level was one thing, but he had a protective light shield, clearly activating a Spirit Talisman in advance.
A dozen Top-grade Talisman Steel Knives, infused with intense Blood Qi, slashed at him, yet all were blocked.
It was evident that this Body-Protecting Talisman was of Entry Level.
But then, a small fireball shot out from behind an NPC, striking him.
The protective glow imdiately dimd significantly.
Several single-use Witch Artifacts followed, breaking the protection, causing him to fall to the ground and shatter.
He charged forward recklessly from start to finish, relying on the Spirit Talisman protection to delay just over two seconds.
But it was worth it because under his shield, two more companions rushed in.
Similarly, with Entry-level Spirit Talisman protection.
These two also charged forward fearlessly.
Gaining the targets themselves, providing opportunities for the companions behind them.
After the two collapsed, three players had already rushed in behind them, all of them cleanly Hundred Level.
The consumption was huge.
But it was worth it.
These three also acted as shields, sacrificing themselves to let four more companions co in from behind.
This ti, among these four players, only three had Entry-level Spirit Talisman protection, and the last one didn’t.
Instead, he clenched a nearly activated Entry-level Spirit Talisman in his hand.
The mont he rushed in, he sprayed his heart’s blood profusely, forcibly activating it regardless of his dropping level.
With the delay provided by his companions using their lives, he got the opportunity.
Soon after, as the talisman shattered, a golden saber flew out.
A NPC was sliced in half.
"Impossible?" This player, upon his death, was in disbelief.
Because he thought with the enemies so densely packed, shouldn’t he be able to kill at least a dozen? But how did he only kill one?
Had the Entry-level Golden Saber Talisman exhausted its power?
In fact, this NPC hadn’t died imdiately.
Because he was wearing heavy tal armor, a Top-grade Magical Artifact, with nine defensive Witch Runes on it.
A Top-grade defensive Witch Artifact couldn’t withstand an Entry-level Spirit Talisman strike, but alas, the material was strong and thick enough.
Currently, Small Knife’s subordinates had mastered the most defensive Witch Runes.
After soone was seriously injured.
Imdiately, a series of fine steel heavy shields were held up.
These were much heavier than armor.
Also pure defensive Top-grade Witch Artifacts with nine Witch Runes on them.
This ti, Small Knife used all his foundations.
With the activation of several single-use Great Witch Artifacts, all the charging players were wiped out.
The situation returned to the way it was at the beginning.
Over ti, as each side killed each other, they drained resources.
Various ans erged endlessly.
Inevitably, Small Knife’s NPCs took damage, which brought about more enemy casualties.
Gradually, even the single-use Great Witch Artifacts had to be used again, naturally for rescuing the scene.
The Totem Pole’s domain enveloped the entire space, and the Resistance Aura, though unassuming, continuously played its role.
The intense battle made the invading enemies unaware their speed had slowed slightly.
The Scar-faced Ghost relied on Spirit Water, purifying with the Ten Spirits Banner again, with ten Spirit Ghosts responsible for rescuing the scene.
Even with invading enemies protected by Spirit Talismans, they could only withstand three hits from a First-Layer Qi Cultivation Spirit Ghost, so any group focus was enough to instantly kill enemies protected by Spirit Talismans.
This had a huge impact in this battle, saving many single-use Great Witch Artifacts.
But defense was still strenuous because there were too many enemies to kill them all.
Various ans kept erging endlessly.
Similarly, the Fire Ghost relied on Spirit Water to clear internal injuries and swallowed Fire Spirit Stones to continuously cast Entry-level spells, with fireball attacks playing a significant role as well.
Thus, ti passed little by little, defending with difficulty.
Nurous Witch Artifacts, even Great Witch Artifacts, were consud.
The two presidents outside initially remained calm.
As long as the opponent’s resources were exhausted, victory was theirs.
How could one person’s resources compare to the accumulation of two guilds, 200,000 internal players, and countless external mbers over the years?
But the reality was that as ti went on, both of their resources were nearly depleted, yet still couldn’t break through.
Player deaths had exceeded ten thousand, not counting those who died attacking outside the Witch Residence.
Current losses reached sixty percent.
"How is it possible? Still holding on?" The higher-ups gradually beca tense.
The stone gate seed like a bottomless pit, devouring countless mbers of the two guilds.
By now, they could only fight desperately to the end.
"Final victory will definitely be ours." Nine Heavens Sword assured everyone, also comforting himself.
The Four Seas President, slightly panting, said directly, "Bring more people over, two guilds, 200,000 mbers, not counting the externals, I refuse to believe we’d all die here?"
"Invoke the Supre Elder! Use all our power."
Suddenly, his body trembled, a chill penetrated from his feet, and his body instantly beca completely numb and uncontrollable.
His health bar plumted instantly.
At this point, his chest nurtured constantly with heart’s blood, and the special Entry-level Spirit Talisman automatically shattered.
Barely dispelling the chill and forming a protective shield over his body.
Dispelled was actually a humanoid shadow.
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