"You treat them like Beasts to farm?"
Feng An looked at Ye Fei's serious expression and confirmed that he really wasn't joking.
He did know just how large the area within the building's boundaries was.
But these were all players. He knew Ye Fei wouldn't go easy on other players, yet he hadn't expected Ye Fei to speak so casually about farming players like monsters.
Sure enough, humans were strange like that. The more he watched them, the more interesting they became.
"I'm not interested in hunting players, but they're here to surround and attack my home. When facing enemies, do I need to treat humans and Beasts differently?"
Ye Fei looked utterly innocent.
I don't think I ever said I had labels like 'kindness' and 'humanity,' did I?
Besides, they had already brought the fight to his doorstep. Of course he had to kill them and maximize his gains as much as possible. What was wrong with that?
"No..."
Feng An smiled.
Without saying much more to Ye Fei, Feng An turned into a wisp of breeze and appeared among the ants.
The Ant Half-Demon players had been hiding farther away, temporarily safe from further attacks, when a Tornado suddenly began snatching them up at random.
After struggling in the wind, the Ant Half-Demons always happened to land outside the courtyard. Their angles and positions varied, but every one of them took an arrow through the head the instant they landed.
"It's not just fire and trees. There's wind too. I'm going back to report this. You hold this position..."
One quick-thinking Flying Ant Half-Demon player saw that things were going badly and flapped his wings to fly back.
But he had only just taken flight, before the other Ant Half-Demons could even curse at him, when an erratic