After judging that pursuing and killing Ye Luo and the other Chinese players would be even more dangerous, Tokyo Myth decisively abandoned that tactic. He then decided to engage Ye Luo and the others in a war of attrition, to see who could last longer in the unsafe zone. Whoever held out until the end would win the Extreme Challenge championship.
Although he had quite a few trump cards of his own, Tokyo Myth knew that Ye Luo and his group held many advantages as well. To better ensure that he could last until the end, he came up with another tactic—attacking the teammates around him to steal health.
As mentioned before, the players participating in the Extreme Challenge had not initially been in teams. It was only because of the special communication devices that they had grouped up. As long as they discarded those items, they could withdraw from the team. Then they would become opponents and could attack one another.
Next, one Japanese player withdrew from the team, and Tokyo Myth began attacking him. While dealing considerable damage to him, Tokyo Myth's health rapidly recovered.
Tokyo Myth's equipment was excellent, and the life steal granted by it was quite powerful. Even if the nearby priests did not heal him and he did not consume pills, as long as he attacked a target, he could keep his health from dropping.
Of course, Tokyo Myth was a smart man and naturally understood that a steady stream lasted longer. Thus, he consumed pills while having the two priests heal him. Meanwhile, he deliberately slowed the intensity of his attacks. As long as his health did not decrease, that was enough. This way, they could hold out longer.
Seeing that Tokyo Myth's health had stopped dropping, Black Dragon Sky Slash and the