With Ye Luo's strength, it was easy for him to intercept Tokyo Myth for several seconds, even after the latter activated his ultimate. Two seconds later, Tokyo Myth had no choice but to use his last Invincible Means, because many Mammoth Cavalry had already locked onto him and were attacking. If he did not activate an Invincible Means, he would likely be controlled and killed outright.
What left Tokyo Myth somewhat despairing, however, was that while he was being held up by Ye Luo, Great Desert Lone Smoke activated a Plum Blossom Formation that accurately enveloped him. In other words, he could not get out for ten seconds, and by then his invincibility effect would have long since disappeared.
After all, Great Desert Lone Smoke was a super expert comparable to Dark Night and Long Teng Tian Xia. While Ye Luo held Tokyo Myth back, it was not difficult for him to accurately cast a Plum Blossom Formation to trap him. This also saved Ye Luo quite a bit of trouble; at the very least, he no longer had to deliberately keep Tokyo Myth occupied.
Since Great Desert Lone Smoke was trapped by the Plum Blossom Formation, Ye Luo no longer needed to intercept him. With a flash, he left the barrier and headed toward the other players. Relying on his powerful attack power, he easily killed several nearby players—unlike Tokyo Myth, these people did not possess so many Invincible Means. Once the effects of their last Invincible Skills disappeared, they were controlled.
That was right. Once Breaking Waves Riding Wind saw their invincibility effects vanish, she decisively unleashed Mad Lion's Roar. All nearby enemies were stunned, and huge damage numbers floated above their heads. Some Normal Players who suffered critical hits were even killed instantly.
Ye Luo could hold