Whether Xu Huo had any scruples was another matter, but right now, he definitely wouldn't let Mr. Chang and the others lay a hand on Dong Jingxuan.
The invisible Player had already found a way to force the Desert Windmill to stop. They hadn't tried to open the doors; instead, they were using items to attack indiscriminately in every direction. That was the downside of dealing with High-level Players: mental interference was far less effective. It couldn't make them believe their items had failed or prevent them from taking them out.
The attacks were working.
Xu Huo opened the door and went to Dong Jingxuan's side. After blocking one wave of attacks, he saw that Brother Lei and the others were about to break through the metal wall. He withdrew his mental power, pointed to the chairs beside him, and said to the three people in front, "Sit Please."
Mr. Chang and the other two moved uncontrollably toward the shabby seats and, following the usual process, were locked into them for thirty seconds. Of course, the invisible Player had an item that controlled metal, but the metal chair was pressed right against his body. He didn't dare melt it on the spot...
So when Brother Lei and the others burst through the door, they saw a strange sight. Mr. Chang, the invisible Player, and the Player who drove the car—one in the control room, the other two in Carriage One—were awkwardly seated on either side in broken chairs, looking as if they wanted to get up but couldn't.
Xu Huo, by contrast, was perfectly at ease. He had rescued a chair ahead of time and was now lounging in it. Seeing Mr. Chang repeat his old trick and use his "Back Off" Ability again, he pressed Dong Jingxuan and the