Nine Revolutions in the Game
Chapter 2006

Deep into the Heartland

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Although they had yet to encounter a leveling area packed with Japanese players, no one was in much of a hurry. Ye Luo and Breaking Waves Riding Wind were rapidly pushing deeper in, while Ban Ye Shu and the others had already found several fairly high-grade bosses. Killing bosses and obtaining dropped equipment and items helped ease everyone's mood. Besides, in their eyes, using just a few dozen people to tie down large numbers of Japanese players and prevent them from questing or farming monsters was an interesting and fulfilling thing in itself.

Although Ban Ye Shu and the others kept discovering increasingly powerful bosses, Yan Hua Yi Leng's team was very strong. With Jian Liu, Hei Bai Qi, and Great Desert Lone Smoke holding off the bosses' attacks, everyone else could attack almost without restraint. This was especially true for the archers, who took advantage of their extreme range to attack and hardly needed to worry about their safety. After all, the bosses did not possess many high-power, large-scale area-of-effect skills.

With more than fifty archers and a dozen or twenty elite dual-profession experts, their damage output, control, and healing capabilities were all formidable. Safely killing the bosses was no problem at all, and they did not even need to use their ultimate moves.

Even if they encountered an overly powerful boss, such as one of Ancient Saint Grade, it would not be much of a problem. Breaking Waves Riding Wind and Ye Luo could return to support them, and with their damage output, killing it would be easy. They would not even need to use their ultimate moves. The reason Ye Luo and his group had used their ultimate moves against those dozen or so bosses earlier was because there were too many of them, the damage they

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