Although, in the world setting of Shangri-La Frontier, the Seven Supreme Species were all calamity-level beings of immense power.
If one had to name the Supreme Species that NPCs in Shangri-La Frontier feared most, it would undoubtedly be Heavenly Tyrant Jikvirm.
Among the seven Unique Monsters, only Night Raid Lycaon and Heavenly Tyrant Jikvirm could appear randomly in various locations.
However, Night Raid Lycaon generally appeared in the wilderness and only attacked players it encountered.
Heavenly Tyrant Jikvirm was different. He was a Unique Monster on the level of a thousand-player raid or above, and he would attack major cities!
If Gravekeeper Vezavimon's mechanics made it unsuitable for large groups of players to challenge, requiring only a small number of top-tier players instead,
then Heavenly Tyrant Jikvirm was precisely the opposite of Gravekeeper Vezavimon.
Its mechanics and settings had been hailed as something that could absolutely never be defeated alone!
It was also because Heavenly Tyrant Jikvirm attacked major cities that the NPCs of Shangri-La Frontier feared this Dragon so deeply.
Not only did Seiya carry its curse, but it was also a Curse Mark showing that he had been acknowledged as an opponent. Naturally, those NPCs feared that Seiya's presence would draw Jikvirm over and cause it to attack the city they lived in.
For this reason, Seiya now had to sneak around like a thief every time he entered or left a major city.
If he had not happened to become an honorary citizen of Rabitts, he would not even have been able to replenish certain essential supplies.
"If it's a curse on the same level as the Lycaon Curse Sun Yue carries, then I don't think there should be a problem.
But as far as we know, a Unique Monster's first-stage curse shouldn't trigger a Unique Scenario,