### Chapter 127: Lighting Up the Bone Forest
Wang Xixi: “Look at Wind God’s movements! It’s as graceful as a leaf floating on the wind—completely ignoring the rain of arrows like they’re nothing!”
“Is she flying? What’s she planning to do?”
“Wait, is that the Buddha’s Palm?! Is that even a legit move?”
The two shifted their gaze to Little Moon.
“Uh… We know this game is developed by the five major rational nations together, and Huaxia Kingdom has a big stake in it. So it makes sense to include skills we’re familiar with.”
“Wasn’t there a nuclear explosion sword move last time?”
“Absolutely.”
Truthfully, Xu Xiaoyue felt a bit uneasy saying that, but she had to hold her ground.
Wang Xixi: “Quick, look! The Bone General is entering phase two. Is it going to go in for a proper kn*fe fight?”
“That seems to be the case, but even if the Bone General goes all out, it still won’t touch a single hair on Wind God.”
“Here comes the counterattack! He—”
Ai Kun suddenly shot up, overly excited: “Oh my gosh! Is that Iron Mountain Push?! It’s the signature move of our Kun Fist!”
“Just one more look and I might explode! Get too close, and you’ll get melted!”
Little Moon: …
Wang Xixi: …
Wang Xixi: “Teacher Little Moon, what do you think about that move…”
Little Moon: “This isn’t my area of expertise, so I’m not sure what to say… But I think existing is reasonable.”
“True, let’s just go with it.”
“Actually, seeing all this has me thinking about something.”
Little Moon rubbed her temples: “Could it be that Wind God doesn’t even know he’s live-streaming this?”
Wang Xixi/Ai Kun: …
“I’m not sure either; it’s just a guess. Let’s keep watching.”
Xu Xiaoyue was pretty familiar with her big brother.
His typical homebody personality could pull off wild moves at home without a hitch, but put him in front of a massive audience and that’s a surefire way to give him a heart attack.
Not even a lively person could act freely in such a global live-stream. They’d have to hold it together unless there was no one around they cared about.
The more she thought about it, the more Xu Xiaoyue believed her big brother was absolutely clueless about the live broadcast.
And she was right; he truly had no idea and definitely didn’t know that countless viewers had their eyes glued on him.
He was too busy having a spar with the Bone General.
This time, the Bone General switched up its attack style to a series of thrusts, not giving Yuliya a chance to block and counter.
Yuliya merely smiled, lightly stepping on its bony tips, just like a dragonfly skimming the surface of water.
The Bone General reacted quickly, lifting its weapon and knocking her into the air, preparing for a finishing blow as soon as she was defenseless.
But when it looked up, the sky was empty.
“Right here, you dimwit!”
By the time the Bone General heard that, Yuliya had already kicked it hard in the chest, sending it flying backward.
“Here comes the second hit!”
The Bone General rolled twice on the ground before standing back up.
Looking at Yuliya now, it was feeling a bit spooked.
“If you’re not going to attack, I might just take the initiative!”
Yuliya sprang off the ground, launching herself like an arrow.
The Bone General tried to stab back wildly, but she dodged effortlessly. As it attempted to defend itself, Yuliya was already right in front of it.
She struck its right arm, breaking its attack and then unleashed the Rising Dragon Fist, sending it into the air.
“I’m gonna hit hit hit hit hit!”
All her power focused on the Bone General’s chest, and with one final, charged punch, she shattered its ribcage, sending its entire body flying like a starfish.
“Just one more hit!”
Yuliya struck a pose with her right hand, and a cold light shot in from a distance, taking the shape of a sword, heading straight for the Bone General’s back.
Clang!
The flying sword pierced through the Bone General’s right chest, directly extracting its exposed core.
Yuliya’s hand clasped around the core, halting it just a foot away from her.
The sword was stuck in the core, leaving a tiny gash.
“Oh wow, that’s what the core looks like. bl**d-red and gem-like, it’s actually quite pretty!”
She reached out to grab it, but the core trembled as if fighting back.
This thing was the Bone General’s true essence!
“Still putting up a fight, huh? I’m just a little interested in you. If you don’t cooperate, I’ll have to smash you.”
The core quivered a couple more times but dimmed gradually after realizing it was futile.
Yuliya grabbed it with ease, pulled out the flying sword, and started playing with it.
**[Item Name: bl**d Gem]**
**[Item Grade: Blue Rare]**
**[Item Description: Consume to restore health 3000 HP (3/3). Can recharge by obtaining bl**d.]**
“Not bad, not bad! This can be used as a consumable, and that’s a decent amount of health. My HP is only 6000!”
This was her main goal.
Ever since the Bone General shrank, she had her eye on this core. Otherwise, she wouldn’t have gone through all this trouble; she could have just smashed that skeleton to bits.
Now it seemed everything was worth it.
In this dungeon, recovery items were the hardest to obtain, usually only found in chests.
The blues are fine since they recharge quickly, but there’s no real way to recover HP, right?
What? You say send a priest to heal?
How many priests do you think made it through the selection round? Isn’t sending a priest to a battle royale just a charity case?
Apart from those who occasionally bring a few along in their little groups, where else would you find a wild priest?
She weighed the bl**d Gem in her hand: “Such a nice big gem, too bad dungeon loot can’t be taken back.”
With a sigh, she stashed the gem into her backpack.
Glancing back at the battlefield, it was now eerily quiet, littered with bones and loot everywhere.
She didn’t even need to look at the other equipment; the Bone General’s dropped weapon had some potential.
A blue-grade spear.
But when she stood it up next to her, it barely made it halfway to her height…
Forget it, tossing that aside!
It barely reached halfway up her legs. What a joke!
“Wait, what’s this?”
She picked up a scroll mixed in with the Bone General’s bones and opened it to read the contents.
**[I don’t know why I’m here; all I see are countless corpses around me. Some I recognize, others I don’t. Their bl**d is absorbed by me, their flesh rotting away until all that’s left are bones.]**
Yuliya’s mood darkened.
She realized this game might be a reflection of the real world, and this dungeon could be part of that reality.
The presence of hundreds of skeleton soldiers meant hundreds had lost their lives.
“The dungeon is called the Ruinous Country… Ruin.”
She took a deep breath and steadied herself, looking at the map.
At this point, the Bone Forest was completely lit up, with an exploration rate of 100%.
