Chapter 1269: Chapter 1269: Unity Number Chapter 1269: Chapter 1269: Unity Number The art of Gale produced a clone that was identical to Li Yao, only depleting Li Yao’s own mana in the process. Apart from that, it was just like the real thing.
Moreover, the release of the art also allowed for the determination of the distance between the spirit powers, which is why a second Li Yao appeared in the midst of the enemy’s formation.
Not to ntion Li Yao’s own strength was trendously strong, even without the enhancent of the Divine Dragon’s power he might not necessarily be smaller than his current opponent, let alone when he was enhanced with the ultimate power of the Divine Dragon.
The opponent was too confident, initially thinking Li Yao couldn’t pull it off, only to be caught off guard when Li Yao suddenly exerted his strength and directly yanked the opponent into the air.
And as the opponent involuntarily lunged towards Li Yao, a third Li Yao appeared behind him.
This Li Yao swiftly swung his sickle, producing a series of dazzling blade lights.
Swish, swish, swish…
The visibly sharp blade light struck the back of the Troll General, whose health bar, under the shocking gazes of the onlookers, suddenly emptied.
Spurt, spurt, spurt, spurt…
The two did not bother with the now-dead Troll General, but quickly took out their bows and arrows, then countless arrows began shooting out in all directions like a fierce storm.
At the sa ti, a great number of attacks fell upon the two Li Yaos, who were instantly killed by various attacks.
Squelch, squelch, squelch…
As the Troll General’s body finally hit the ground, over a hundred Deford Monsters burst around him.
anwhile, the mana of Li Yao on the flagpole was also instantly depleted. Li Yao glanced down, “The rest is up to you. I’m going to recover my mana.”
“What are we waiting for? Kill,” the Fruit Knight, not bothering to wipe the blood off him, jumped into the battlefield once more.
“The chairman is invincible, kill, kill, kill!”
“Kill, kill, kill!”
Starfire’s players, seeing their chairman fight so fiercely, were naturally greatly motivated. This scene was too shocking. If the players felt this way, the NPCs of the Legion were stimulated by Li Yao’s clean kill to the point of boiling blood.
The mbers of the Troll Tribe, however, were at a loss. Everything had happened like a dream. Their reactions were not slow, but Li Yao had still gotten the upper hand, and what they had ended up killing were just two of his illusion clones.
This psychological impact was way too heavy. The Deford Monsters were fine, as their minds were chaotic and only knew slaughter, but the players of the Troll Tribe felt extrely stifled, their confidence severely shaken.
“Those people in the forums were right. Without truly battling Prairie Fire, just watching the videos would seem pleasing, but only by facing Prairie Fire in person can one truly feel that helplessness and despair.” A high-ranking Troll officer bitterly smiled, “I didn’t believe that saying, but now, is this even human?”
Another high-ranking officer guarding the Troll General also bitterly smiled, “It’s too normal. I don’t know how many people are studying him, trying to find his weaknesses, but look when he has ever repeated the sa killing thod. Every ti, there are new tactics. Apparently, there really exists such a person in this world, always imitated, never surpassed.”
Starfire’s team was exhilarated in the match, naturally unaware that Li Yao’s performance had completely shattered their fighting spirit. Now, their sole thought was to take down the Chieftain Hall.
Aside from a few individuals, they were also unaware that other mbers were embroiled in a major battle.
At the dock area, a ssenger flew from the watchtower, “Administrative Officer, our fleet has appeared in sight, and the enemy fleet has regrouped without rushing to attack the harbor.”
Sister Li nodded and muttered to herself, “Wanting to attack in conjunction with the land forces, eh? What a pity—you didn’t expect our fleet to return so swiftly.”
After a mont of contemplation, she commanded, “Relay my orders, the naval battle will be decided by the Eagle Commander—whether to intercept or harass, I shall not interfere. Also inform them that our harbor is fully prepared and there’s no need to worry about its security.”
The ssenger, clutching the orders, leaped onto a Gryphon and swiftly flew towards the Starfire fleet.
The Starfire fleet was divided into two groups, one called Seagull and the other called Eagle, with each commander nad after their respective fleet—the Eagle Commander was a female Pirate.
Eagle Commander, after reviewing the orders, showed a smile, “The Administrative Officer is truly formidable. Since the port doesn’t require our defense, we can fully unleash our capabilities. Relay my command—dispatch twenty speedboats to bombard their troop transports. If they enjoy deploying their troops in the warzone so much, it’s best they stay in there.”
The speedboats weren’t for leisure; they were chanical vessels powered by engines, small and fast, each equipped with three Cannons, the most significant being the penetrating Dragon Mouth Cannon located in the middle of each side of the boat.
Also, the crew was minimal, generally no more than fifteen people. This type of boat’s blueprint was discovered by an ordinary Starfire player who, during a mission, found it in a treasure chest in a special location—special blueprints.
This wasn’t a guild task; the mber didn’t sell it but chose to donate it to Starfire’s War Engineering departnt. Upon learning this, Sister Li had inquired about his wishes and compensated him with corresponding rits and Gold Coins.
In fact, regular mbers wouldn’t typically contribute to the guild, opting to secretly sell such special blueprints whose value was self-evident. This act filled the Starfire crowd with honor and a sense of belonging and led them to na this type of speedboat the Unity Speedboat.
This kind of speedboat was generally used as Escort Ships, which essentially freed up Starfire’s two fleets from guarding rchant ships.
However, both commanders were very optimistic about these speedboats, respectively requesting hundreds to join their ranks.
The fleets of both guilds also consisted of nurous ships, different models, different races mixed together. Although it looked very formidable, to those in the know, it was all show with no substance.
A fleet isn’t independent—it requires coordination. Various ships of different races have different performances and characteristics, making it impossible to coordinate effectively.
When the twenty speedboats appeared, it exposed this weakness, especially since, although they had banded together, the fleets of the two guilds were distinctly separate, clearly lacking a unified command.
The speedboats, using their small size and fast maneuvers similar to Cavalry, continuously harassed the enemy fleet while dominating the advantageous position.
Within just half an hour, over fifty warships had been completely sunk, while only two speedboats were lost. anwhile, the enemy suffered at least over twenty thousand player deaths, with only a small number managing to board other ships…
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