Although Tokyo Myth desperately wanted to kill Ye Luo, he also knew it would be very difficult. If Ban Ye Shu was still beside Ye Luo, then even with an Saint Grade flight mount and doubled attack power, Tokyo Myth might not be able to kill him. He might even be killed in return. Under such circumstances, Tokyo Myth naturally would not waste time taking such a risk. He would rather hunt other players, as that would let him earn points more efficiently.
Thinking about it, even if Tokyo Myth were lucky enough to kill Ye Luo, what about Ban Ye Shu? After spending so much time, he would only gain 200 points. That was hardly worthwhile for him, especially with such a huge risk involved—Tokyo Myth also knew that killing Ye Luo once would not mean much at this point. Ye Luo still had many chances to revive, and his total score was already far ahead. Catching up to him was practically impossible.
That was right. Tokyo Myth also knew he could not surpass Ye Luo in points. What he needed to do was secure a place in the top three. Only by rapidly increasing his score could he accomplish that, and the best way to do so was undoubtedly to use his various advantages to hunt players from other servers while avoiding getting tangled up with top-tier experts like Ye Luo.
In short, if Tokyo Myth was smart, he definitely would not waste time fighting Ye Luo and Ban Ye Shu. With his Saint Grade flight mount, it would be easy for him to shake them off. Even if Ye Luo and his group used their ultimate skills, they would not be able to catch him.
Ye Luo fell silent at those words, because he also knew that