After a player was killed, their corpse remained for five minutes. If no one cast a resurrection skill on them during that time, the player could only return to the resurrection point to revive, which meant they had truly been killed.
It had only been four or five minutes since June Flying Snow cast Summon Lava Sprite, meaning the two Lava Spirits could still exist for another five or six minutes. Having them guard Sun Never Sets War Chariot's corpse would be enough to keep watch until he died completely, provided the Lava Spirits were not killed.
Casting resurrection on a player could not be interrupted, which meant that if they wanted to revive Sun Never Sets War Chariot, they had to kill the Lava Spirits first. However, killing the Lava Spirits was no easy task. Their damage output was high, and ordinary melee classes simply could not withstand their focused attacks unless they used their ultimate skills.
By the time Sun Never Sets Long Sword had rushed over to chase Ye Luo, less than a minute remained on his ultimate. He might not even be able to reach this place in time, which meant one of Sun Never Sets Spear and the others had to use an ultimate to kill the Lava Spirits.
Trading one of Sun Never Sets War Chariot's lives for a dual profession's ultimate was something Ye Luo and his group were more than happy to see.
Although Sun Never Sets Divine Archer and Sun Never Sets Enchantress were ranged classes who could attack the Lava Spirits, and they were confident they could kill them within five minutes, that was only if no one interfered. Ye Luo and June Flying Snow would not let that happen. With their interference, it would be easy for the Lava