Deep Pursuit

As the Yadaliate sailed forward, Liu Zhi discovered that most of the enemies in this space had already been cleared out. The remaining entities were all astonishingly powerful. Setting aside the mage who had sent everyone away the moment he opened the door, and the swordsman who had roamed through the space unhindered, even the few Liu Zhi had seen had very obvious specialties.

The middle-aged man who looked like a cowboy and wielded a weapon resembling a throwing rope clearly had a certain advantage in control techniques. The throwing rope in his hand had reached at least the legendary level.

When the rope was thrown out, Liu Zhi felt that the man seemed unable to see anything, yet he could easily tie up an enemy.

Not far away was a mechanical-looking creature. He seemed like a perpetual-motion machine, an independent combat corps. His entire body was covered in all kinds of weapons. At any moment, he could draw a musket and kill an enemy rushing toward him.

This person gave Liu Zhi the feeling that as long as he fired, he would definitely hit his target.

There were more than a dozen other entities like this. Each had a specialty they could bring to bear, and every one of them could easily accomplish things others would never imagine.

"So this is the legendary level."

Although he had already mastered three legendary abilities, only now did Liu Zhi understand what legendary confidence was.

A legendary Big Boss did not become one simply by mastering legendary abilities. He also needed to possess legendary confidence.

Liu Zhi had displayed this kind of quality once or twice before. For example, when he had demonstrated his shipbuilding skills in front of certain people, or when he had told the big-bearded man earlier that he