Nine Revolutions in the Game
Chapter 4961

Compromising One After Another

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Although they had expected the Chinese server's assassins to take the initiative after being strengthened, Emperor's Hymn and his group had not expected them to act so quickly. Though they promptly ordered some assassins to return, the Major Servers still suffered considerable casualties from Nameless and the others' surprise assassinations. In particular, when facing larger groups of targets, Feng Xing Lie and the others would ask Ye Luo and Breaking Waves Riding Wind for help.

Thus, after Nameless and the other assassins began their operations, casualties across the Major Servers gradually increased.

It had to be said that the Chinese server's assassins were quite formidable. There were many Shadow Ninjas and Blood Spirit Assassins, and now that the Chinese server's assassins had received a 10% increase to their overall attributes, the assassin class's strength had improved substantially.

If they had not still needed to explore the Demon Realm, Ban Ye Shu would likely have joined the ranks of those infiltrating the Major Servers.

After all, Ban Ye Shu's overall attributes had also risen by 10%. In particular, Pangu's Physique gave him another 10% boost to his overall attributes, and the two effects stacked. Combined with his exceptionally powerful equipment and skill set, it would not be an exaggeration to call him the strongest assassin in the Chinese server at present.

Although Ban Ye Shu was still slightly inferior to Nameless in terms of operational skill, he held greater advantages in equipment and skills. Now that he also had an edge in overall attributes, his strength showed signs of surpassing Nameless's.

However, duels between assassins were often decided within one or two moves. So even with so many advantages, Ban Ye Shu was not completely confident that he could defeat Nameless.

Still, Ban Ye Shu felt rather stifled at the moment.

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