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At first, the two players still thought about putting up some resistance.

But the Li family's group was nothing like Gu Xi, an insignificant Level 8 character. The weakest members of their party were level 20, and more importantly, there were quite a lot of them.

The moment the wedding procession stopped, the nearby graveyard sensed that something was wrong. More and more ghosts surged out from within the graveyard.

Some of these ghosts had originally been in the nearby graveyards, while others were Wandering Souls drawn from every direction by the promise of a drink.

But no matter what, the moment they appeared, they all set their sights on the two players.

After all, the two players were obviously not on the same side as them, and they carried hostility with them.

The ghosts had no intention of reasoning with the two players. Several ghosts pounced on them and immediately began tearing at their bodies.

Facing so many ghosts, the two players panicked as well. They unleashed their strongest power and continuously slashed out Sword Qi.

Their class was one of Qianfang City's more traditional professions: Wind Swordsman.

There were three most popular professions in Qianfang City. Wind Swordsmen were swordsmen with half-assassin traits. Because they were associated with wind, their movement speed was relatively high.

At the same time, because they were usually exposed to stronger winds, they found it easier to master Sword Qi.

When they unleashed Sword Qi, they could also use their own wind power to make it fly farther.

Combined with this unique combat style, and the fact that Qianfang City's first City Lord had been a swordsman, Wind Swordsmen had remained Qianfang City's mainstream profession over the years.

As a result, players had studied all kinds of Wind Swordsman skills inside and out.