Floors One Through Five (Two-in-One)

It had to be said that although the Crane Control Skill was not particularly outstanding in actual combat, its effect when used to show off was often immensely shocking.

Ye Weiming first used the Crane Control Skill to pull the fat man before him, then extended his right index finger and tapped him three times in quick succession.

The fat man immediately became a... fat man who could not move!

One Yang Finger!

"You..." Feeling his body grow incomparably rigid, having even completely lost the ability to move, the seemingly simple-minded fat man said in terror, "Y-you... what exactly did you do to me?"

What terrible dialogue!

Ye Weiming gently shook his head. Both the Crane Control Skill and One Yang Finger are top-tier enemy-control methods in the game, yet I used them both at once on this Level 25 minor character. He got off easy.

Seeing that both leaders of the bandit stronghold had been subdued, the ragged assortment of bandits immediately lost their backbone. After a brief daze, no one knew which bandit took the lead, but they all scattered at once.

As they ran, they kept shouting, "Run! This is bad! The chief and second chief have both gone down!"

As the saying went, a general was the courage of his soldiers. The same principle applied to a bandit gang.

With one leader dead and the other captured, the ordinary lackeys naturally lost all will to fight. Their only thought was to save their own lives.

Pei Tuhou wanted to give chase, but Ye Weiming stopped him in time. "Don't chase them. Those people are merely ordinary refugees. They only gathered together under the leadership of these two. Now that they have lost their leaders, they can no longer pose any real threat to the nearby towns