The Biggest Winner

"Black Flame is as cunning as a fox. We fell for it. He never intended to run—he wanted to lure us over here. Everyone, be careful."

"What's there to fear? They only have a little over a hundred people combined, while we have over ten thousand. What could they possibly do to us?"

Although everyone had realized something was wrong by now, they could no longer worry about that.

The arrow was already on the string; it had to be fired.

Shi Feng had obtained far too many dropped items. They would likely never find such a fat sheep again. Even the combined drops from several of their guilds did not compare to what Shi Feng had obtained alone. Even if they had to fight Zero Wing's hundred-odd members now, they would not hesitate.

"Hahaha, great! We've been sitting around in Stream Town doing nothing this whole time. Now we can finally get moving." Heizi looked at the charging crowd and said happily.

"Heizi, don't kill too many. Leave some for the others to get some practice. Chances like this for a major battle are rare." Fire Dance drew the dagger at her waist, smiled faintly, and slipped into stealth.

The other members of the team were rendered speechless upon hearing this.

Who in Zero Wing did not know about its two great killing gods? One was Heizi, and the other was Fire Dance. During the last battle, if Heizi had not possessed a large-scale spell like Stars of Light, Fire Dance's kill count would probably have surpassed his.

"Everyone, be careful. Those who survived until now are not weak fighters," Water Rose said, completely ignoring Heizi and Fire Dance. Their attacks were simply too fierce; no one else could imitate them.

"Big Sis Water Rose, don't worry. Our equipment