Bang, bang, bang.
The first two shots paralyzed its body; the last pierced its cognitive core. The Griffin trying to approach Rajesh died instantly.
Though Rajesh could guarantee piercing an enemy's cognitive core with the first shot, he still liked this three-shot firing method, as if this place were the same as Paradise and could trigger his passive skill, "Triple Shot," to deal true damage to enemies.
He paid no attention to the Six Kingdoms Legion trying to climb up and attack him, merely turning his head offhandedly to look out the window at the city shrouded in a golden downpour.
On the other side of the city, a Legendary war was erupting: Steel Hurricane that tore apart everything, Magma Eruption that burned all things to ash, naked death walking among men, presenting the most gorgeous colors at a funeral.
How many people would die this time? Thousands? Tens of thousands? Or hundreds of thousands?
Unlike those from other countries, arcanists from Paradise would never regard the people of Multistar Country as phantoms from the very beginning. When he saw a Legendary war erupt in Jia Shi, Rajesh was truly saddened by the lives lost in this man-made calamity, and even felt as if he were suffering it himself.
Because he had once been a phantom too, a passerby, a powerless supporting character.
Paradise Country's social system was extremely special—everyone, from birth onward, lived in "Reality Paradise." In Reality Paradise, no one needed to work, and there were not even any mandatory requirements. Studying, playing, making friends—whatever you wanted to do, a "Bionic Human" would be responsible for guiding you. Every child had an exclusive Bionic Human to satisfy all their demands. Aside from needing to obey the law, almost no one had any constraints in life. This process would