Because the authorities still refused to shut down the servers, many players remained gathered at Yumen Pass.
Some had heard the news and logged in specifically to come over, while others simply felt the excitement wasn't big enough and deliberately lingered.
There were even those who refused to believe the danger and insisted on moving closer. Without a doubt, all of them were instantly killed by the various attacks overflowing with overwhelming power.
But they were clearly players with a strong gaming mindset. Instead of getting angry, they were delighted, and after reviving, they kept moving closer. They engaged in an invisible competition, doing everything they could to get nearer than the others, as if whoever got closest was the most impressive.
They had practically turned it into a survival game: if you were a man, advance a hundred meters.
Originally, everyone was more or less evenly matched, and no one could get very close. But suddenly, they discovered that amid the hail of bullets and cannon blasts of sword energy, there was actually a player who looked much like them.
That player was merely walking. He had neither a sword to ride nor wings, and was wearing only an ordinary robe, yet he ignored all the damage and walked into the muzzle flash.
It was David. With invincibility activated, David walked over to the Group owner.
The Group owner was currently in a state of being thoroughly mangled but not yet completely shattered. If he were shattered too thoroughly, he could instantly respawn in perfect condition.
That way, the Group owner could suddenly use Evil God Incantation once.
So Adams and the others deliberately or otherwise allowed him to recover for a while before suppressing him again.
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