Chapter 1282: Global Manhunt Part 6
As Xu Feng promptly distributed the healing grenades to his other party mbers through the party trade, he promptly told them to start getting ready.
The first line of defense had been breached already, and looking at the current situation, the second line of defense was about to fall as well.
"If it wasn’t for the fact that we can’t hide ourselves with a Stealth Cloak, then I’d really want to rush ahead and nuke them." Carn clicked her tongue.
She couldn’t stand these arrogant people laughing rrily.
"What’s the rush?" Xu Feng mused and reminded her about the money these people would soon send to them.
Although the Global Manhunt was in effect, the System failed to notify the players that the Twilight Glades was still a dangerous map to be in. This was especially true when it ca to the Central Region.
"I’ve already inford OneMandia and the rest to activate the Guild War Order within 5 minutes of confrontation." His eyes glinted in a cold light as he glanced below at the rampage.
Multiple players were charging ahead and killing the monsters who dared to hinder their path.
Looking at the situation, it seed like these monsters posed no threat to their group whatsoever.
However, such a situation wouldn’t remain for long.
With how arrogant and lawless these groups of players were acting, the hidden ruler in the Twilight Glades would soon act to eradicate these buffoons.
Just like how humans have a limit in their patience, so do the monsters in the Divine World!
Keep in mind that the higher level and attributes a monster had, the greater its intelligence was.
To survive in the Divine World was no easy feat.
These players who managed to advance to Tier 2 or close to promotion still hadn’t learned about this fact yet.
’Welp, I can’t bla them either. Back then, it took us around the ti to reach Tier 3 before we finally figured out that the monsters and enemies in the Divine World were not just so random code generator.’ Xu Feng could only say that ignorance was bliss.
The more ignorant they behaved, the less worried they needed to be once the ruler decided to impose the punishnt.
OneMandia: Guild Leader, the Guild War Order is ready to be activated.
Xu Feng received a ssage from Wei Xing and smiled.
Lin Feng: Wait another 3 minutes before activating. Also, you’re permitted to live stream this Global Manhunt and create a gambling session. As long as the odds for our team being wiped out are higher than our team surviving, we should be able to make another killing.
OneMandia: Leave it to , Guild Leader! I’ll make sure the odds of us being wiped out are paid in the ratio of 1:20. As for us winning, it’ll be 1:0.5.
THUD!
Xu Feng nearly stumbled to the ground when he read the payout ratio Wei Xing had conducted.
A 1 to 0.5 payout ratio??!
Which kind of gambling host would ever put such a ratio out and feel proud about it?
"Hmm, as expected of soone who followed the Guild Leader for a long ti. Everyone will be corrupted by you sooner or later." Carn comnted as she peeked through his ssages.
"Don’t pour dirty water on ." Xu Feng clicked his tongue.
"I’m the most innocent party. All I do is honest business. I never force or coerce anyone to do business with ."
"Yes, the Guild Leader is the most honest person to exist."
"Your sarcasm is terrible."
Their banter continued for a while until shouts and threats began to echo from beneath the mountain.
"Vanguard Guild Leader Lin Feng, surrender your drop loot, and we can consider letting you go!"
"You’re outnumbered and your tricks are futile in front of us!"
The one who shouted the loudest was the Tier 2 players who hailed from their respective Guilds.
So were from First-Rate Guilds, and others from the Super Guilds.
Nevertheless, it didn’t matter where these collective players ca from. They all held the sa objective: kill the Vanguard Guild mbers and steal the drop loot.
The number of players was extrely exaggerated.
Situated at the top of the mountain, all Carn could see was a bunch of ants grouped together.
"Wow, just how many guilds hate us?" Carn rubbed her chin and mused. "I don’t recall us ever provoking these many people."
"Provoked or not, when the benefits exceeded their expectation, even allies could turn into enemies in the blink of an eye."
Xu Feng chuckled as he recognized so of the players within the crowd.
"Guild Captain Blake, I didn’t think your Solaris Guild was also interested in ddling in this muddy water!" He called out.
"Oh, and there’s also you, Sunblade of the Starlight Guild!"
Both Blake and Sunblade were once teammates in the large-scale dungeon raid. They had managed to bid for the respective slots back then to participate.
But just like how the passage of ti could erase a lot of things, these two had also turned their swords on them.
"Apologies, Guild Leader Lin Feng. I don’t have a choice in this aspect either." Blake kept a calm composure and explained his stance. "Our Guild Leader also wants to promote the Solaris Guild, and the Mutant Boss’s drop loot would just so happen to be the turning point we need."
Nodding, Xu Feng didn’t find any fault with Blake’s reasoning.
Similar to how he wished to promote his guild, Blake also held the sa mindset toward his guild.
"Is that the sa for you as well, Sunblade?" He turned to him and asked.
"More or less," Sunblade replied, seemingly uninterested in small chit-chat. Truth be told, he also didn’t want to ss with the Vanguard Guild.
They were a mber of their chamber of comrce, so today’s action was equivalent to severing ties.
Not to ntion him, even the other neutral affiliations also held similar thoughts.
None of them wanted to directly target the Vanguard Guild, but the allure was too much. Because every kill they obtained from slaying Xu Feng and the rest, the rewards they received were guaranteed to be sothing extrely useful to them.
This was the System’s manipulation to entice the majority of the players to point their weapons at Xu Feng.
’Should I have Jingyi kill us instead for the reward?’ Xu Feng also knew about the predator’s rewards through Zhang Jingyi, so he understood everyone’s stance.
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