All-Out War

While Shi Feng was deep in slumber, recovering, White Mist Canyon also became an absolute forbidden zone for players.

White Mist Canyon was a special region where Return Scrolls could not be used.

After Anubis's Gatekeeper emerged from Starfall Land, it killed any player it saw. Countless players farming the Warfire Set had been slaughtered.

It was not as if the major Guilds had not gathered forces to deal with Anubis's Gatekeeper.

However, a Level 35 Grand Lord was not so easy to handle. After using just a few World-Destroying Spears, the major Guilds of White River City realized their mistake and retreated one after another, never daring to set foot in White Mist Canyon again.

After all, a Grand Lord was simply not a creature on the same level as the High Lords they had been raiding.

Although High Lords possessed quite a few AoE skills and caused players considerable trouble, they did not use those skills too frequently, giving players some room to catch their breath. But what about Grand Lords?

Without a word, they unleashed large-scale destructive magic repeatedly. Other than large-scale destructive magic, there was only more large-scale destructive magic. Even tens of thousands of elite players would not be enough to die.

Fortunately, Anubis's Gatekeeper did not leave White Mist Canyon and merely wandered within it.

White Mist Canyon thus instantly became a forbidden zone for players, no longer a gold mine. As for the players who wanted to farm the Warfire Set, they all gave up. White Mist Canyon had already been extremely dangerous, and now it had a roaming Anubis's Gatekeeper. Encountering it meant certain death. Moreover, the drop rate for the Warfire Set was absurdly low to begin with. Many had already intended to give up, and Anubis's Gatekeeper only made everyone