Although it's still fighting, the difference between having soone in command and not having one is significant.
If there is soone in charge, the guardians will definitely take advantage of their ho-field advantage, retreating in an orderly fashion while engaging the enemy, ensuring the protection of the Dark Council at all costs.
But now, at two o'clock in the afternoon, the situation has turned chaotic. This group of people is fighting individually, and as soon as the fighting starts, the scene instantly becos a ss.
With players from the Holy Light City running amok, the entire main city of Dark City is in disarray. So are scared by the bluster of the Holy Light City players, while others are busy hunting them down. Of course, no one is concerned about others, and no one is coming to help the Dark Council.
"Hehe!"
Seeing this scene, Fearless displayed a satisfied smile, leading the mbers of the Quan Zhen Sect and Dawn's First Ray through the crowd, entering the Dark Council.
In stark contrast to the chaos outside, the Dark Council was quite peaceful at this mont. Dawn's First Ray and Young Master Beijing were left dumbfounded.
"This is actually possible?"
"Hehe!" Fearless grinned, saying, "War is about deception; it's the unexpected that leads to victory, you know?"
"Impressive!"
Hearing this, Dawn's First Ray and Young Master Beijing sincerely gave Fearless a thumbs up.
To be honest, the conflicts between factions are irreconcilable. After all, killing players from the opposing faction not only doesn't get you marked red but also yields many rewards. That's the essence of playing the ga.
If Dawn's First Ray were to do this task alone, even with seven or eight thousand people, or even eighty thousand, it would be impossible to breach the gates of the Dark Council.
Yet, with the sa number of people, Fearless employed a different tactic, allowing everyone to slip in effortlessly, with minimal casualties.
Previously, Dawn's First Ray felt wronged for being tricked by Fearless, but now it seems that as long as Fearless is willing, even if he gets tricked ten tis, the other side still manages with ease. There's no denying the gap in capability.
Ordinary players wouldn't play like this, but Fearless certainly mastered the essence of using fewer against more...
Thinking about it, it makes sense. The Quan Zhen Sect, with just over a dozen mbers, managed to achieve such a prominent reputation in the ga, which is no small feat.
In a world where challenges abound, there's a reason why such a large guild would respect them.
Wang Yu and others successfully entered the Dark Council, while at two o'clock in the afternoon, they received a task failure notice.
Watching the players from the Holy Light faction running back and forth in the streets, the afternoon two o'clock deeply felt what it ant to be helpless and powerless.
This is the sorrow of a small guild.
When undertaking large-scale tasks, not only do they lack enough manpower to block the teleportation points and city gates, but even their own players lack a certain respect for the guild leader.
After all, if this place doesn't keep the boss, there will be another place to keep him. How can a small guild leader command everyone to follow his instructions? Is the welfare good or are they getting paid?
However, this ti, the afternoon two o'clock accepted the defeat willingly.
The reason he directly took people to guard the Dark Council after receiving the task was that he knew if fewer people ca, they wouldn't be able to break through the defenses. If more people ca, the players in Dark City wouldn't just sit idly by. Who would have thought Fearless would pull such a bluff, not only fooling his own subordinates but also scaring the other players in Dark City?
It shows how clever the opponent's strategy is, far beyond what an ordinary person could compare.
...
The layout of the Dark Council is exactly the sa as the Cathedral of Holy Light, the only difference being one is white and the other is black.
Like the Cathedral of Holy Light, a black teleportation portal is prominently lit in the center of the Dark Council's temple.
Having already fought the Son of Sacred Soul, Wang Yu and the others were familiar with the path and walked straight into the portal.
Dawn's First Ray and Young Master Beijing had also seen the teleportation portal of Reis in Holy Light City. Seeing the Quan Zhen Sect mbers enter the portal, they exchanged glances and followed suit.
Stepping into the teleportation portal, they appeared in the next scene.
System Prompt: You have entered Paradise Lost.
Seeing the na of the scene, Wang Yu and the others were speechless. The ga designers really have a sense of humor; this place is nothing like a garden.
Unlike the bright and peaceful Eden, Paradise Lost is filled with an atmosphere of gloom and foreboding.
Rather than a garden, it resembles a vast workshop, spanning several hundred feet. The surrounding walls are made of dark, tallic panels, a true fortress of copper and iron.
Even the ground of Paradise Lost is paved with massive slabs of black and red iron. Through the countless small holes in the iron plates, one can see flas rising from molten iron, clearly making it look far more dangerous than Eden.
Besides this, the monsters in Paradise Lost are no fewer than those in Eden.
Not far from Wang Yu and the others, small groups of monsters were wandering back and forth.
These monsters all had large bat-like wings. The leading monsters were imposing, with the bodies of bull-headed creatures wielding enormous double-headed axes. Following them were creatures with goat horns and hooves, holding skeletal staves. The monsters at the back were green-skinned, with shifty eyes, carrying strange small crossbows.
Although these monsters looked fierce, everyone had a sowhat accustod expressions.
They were all seasoned players who had seen all kinds of terrifying monsters. Compared to those horrifying creatures, these odd figures were little different from pets.
Wang Yu casually cast a detection spell at this group of bizarre creatures, and soon, the information appeared in the team channel.
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