The best approach, in my opinion, is to split up," Wu Xiaonan analyzed. "Aside from the Kong siblings, they have five other players, two of whom are injured. There are six of us, so we're at a disadvantage in both numbers and experience. A free-for-all would put us at an even greater disadvantage."
"They said they only have two B-class players, but the others might not be weak either. Even if we outnumber them, we might not come out on top. Isn't fighting one-on-one too risky?" Miao Yu said.
"Forget their abilities. They definitely have items that are higher-level than ours, right? I don't think anyone can deny that." Wu Xiaonan looked around. When no one spoke, he continued, "One suitable item could control the whole situation. Regrouping and then splitting up is also a way to reduce the risk."
"Of course, I'm not suggesting we all go our separate ways. We just need to put a little more distance between us during the fight. The eastern half of the building is actually a suitable spot. The corridors form lots of intersecting loops, which are both concealed and open. While we keep the Kong siblings occupied, we can cover for one another."
"That would also help against Kong Hui," Miao Yu said. "She can control objects to attack us. I don't know whether it's because of an ability or an item, but places with lots of obstacles and narrow passageways would benefit us more."
"The same goes for Kong Cheng," Gan Qing said. "Maybe his 'Grasp' will be less effective through walls or other obstacles."
Having more obstacles around would indeed give them an advantage. But B-class players surpassed them not just in items and abilities, but even in physical fitness. Fighting one-on-one was already a high-risk strategy. Relying on