Kisame Hoshigaki's arrival had stirred up a tremendous uproar at the entrance to Hidden Jun Village.
He said nothing, killing anyone he saw, like a complete madman.
Fortunately, the players could keep respawning, allowing them to block Kisame Hoshigaki's group at the village entrance and prevent them from advancing an inch.
Yet even surrounded, Kisame Hoshigaki remained eager to fight, frantically slaughtering the players who kept rushing over after hearing the news.
The problem was that his strength was absurd-he had already reached the Elite Jonin level.
In all of Hidden Jun Village, no one except Ye Chen was his match.
His own chakra reserves were even more outrageous, seemingly inexhaustible as they continued to fuel his slaughter.
This created the astonishing sight of Kisame Hoshigaki fighting a hundred opponents alone.
The longer they fought, the more alarmed Hidden Jun Village's players became.
This NPC seemed to know no fatigue, showing no signs of flagging despite fighting at such high intensity.
Gradually, some players began thinking of retreating, especially the newcomers.
They had little strength to begin with, if any at all.
Joining the fight now made them nothing more than cannon fodder; he could slaughter them with a casual move.
There was already a gap in strength between new players and veterans.
Continuing this "meaningless" expenditure would only widen that gap.
The new players began leaving the battlefield one after another, no longer joining the fight.
With fewer people surrounding him, the pressure they could put on Kisame Hoshigaki diminished even further.
And Kisame Hoshigaki grew even more enthusiastic about his slaughter.
If this continued, the players would only be forced onto the defensive.
At that moment, Master of Open Stratagems stepped forward.
His recent "great achievements" had drawn enough attention that his words carried considerable weight.
"Brothers, stop