Though it was a fully virtual game, the characters were ultimately controlled by the players' consciousness. The more intense the battle, the greater the drain on their mental strength.
After a long, grueling fight, a player's focus and energy would decline. That was only normal.
The reason American champion Silvia was so strong, aside from her exceptional gaming skills, was that her concentration and mental fortitude far surpassed those of ordinary people.
The main reason Sun Yue and Katsuo liked drinking the American energy drink "Riot Blood" was that beverages like that could keep their minds in a prolonged state of excitement.
A person's stamina was limited. Even Silvia, the strongest American champion, was no exception.
Yet someone as absurd as Seiya, who had fought a Unique Monster nonstop for three hours and was still in as perfect a condition as when he started—Sun Yue and Panshilgon had not only never seen such a person, they had never even heard of one.
In fact, Sun Yue's group were not the only ones shocked by Seiya's monstrosity. The three big shots of Shangri-La Frontier, who had been watching from behind the scenes, were also repeatedly left speechless by Seiya's absurd mental endurance.
To be fair, even Kukanid at full strength, wielding the Eight-Colored Holy Grail, could not compare to "Gravekeeper Vezavimon" in terms of mechanics and difficulty.
But "Gravekeeper Vezavimon" and "Abyssal Kukanid" had fundamentally different traits, and their strategies were completely different as well.
Because Gravekeeper Vezavimon had a self-destruction mechanic, it entered its next phase every ten minutes. Its combat style was therefore a blitzkrieg, using a relentless barrage of skills that overwhelmed players and wiped them out as quickly as possible.
"Abyssal Kukanid," however, was different. The difficulty of defeating it lay precisely in how it used the