Chapter 163: Third Layer of the Forest
At this moment, not only were the players in the dungeon buzzing with excitement, but the live-streaming audience outside was also in a frenzy.
“Hero has arrived!”
“Heroes may be late, but they definitely won’t miss the show!”
“I told you, the Wind God wouldn’t just stand by while we Chinese players meet our demise. He would strike!”
“I almost thought we were going to be wiped out! It was so close!”
“It’s all good. The Wind God can solo a Boss, elite monsters are just a breeze!”
“Turning the tide, holding up the collapsing building!”
Most viewers from China had shifted their focus to the strategy team in the Illusion Forest.
On the other hand, the strategy battle in Green Shade City had only just begun, and with its simple terrain, it wasn’t that exciting to watch.
Besides, the Wind God’s personal view had been idling around for quite a while, leaving not many people interested.
When the Mammoth Beast appeared and the strategy team’s attacks seemed futile, countless viewers were silently calling out for the Wind God.
And finally, just as everyone expected, the Wind God descended from the heavens.
Instantly, they switched to the Wind God’s perspective.
Yuliya charged into the dust, stepping heavily on the Mammoth Beast’s flat head.
Although the beast boasted an unstoppable momentum and entered an unstoppable state, that ‘unstoppable’ was meant for enemies—not for itself! If it fell, it would fall!
So Yuliya just blew a gigantic hole where its front legs landed.
Once the mammoth went down, its unstoppable state automatically lifted, along with its hefty damage reduction.
But the thing had a ridiculous amount of health. As an elite monster, its HP reached a staggering 60,000—higher than the previous Chaotic Contaminator!
With that massive size, it certainly wasn’t for show.
Rough-skinned and tough, even without damage reduction, Yuliya’s foot barely made a dent in its health.
But no worries! For dealing with such a big dumb guy, Yuliya had her own tricks up her sleeve.
She darted to its neck area, gathering spatial power in her right hand into a needle-like form and slammed it down into the softest spot.
“Come on! Open wide!”
The excruciating pain made the beast howl to the sky, blowing the dust away.
But Yuliya quickly flickered and appeared at its jaw.
“Perfect! Time for some medicine!”
She shoved an unknown substance into the beast’s enormous mouth—it didn’t even need to swallow, it just rolled right down.
Then, Yuliya vanished.
A mighty explosion followed.
The Mammoth Beast’s throat swelled dramatically, then BOOM—it exploded!
Its body shivered a couple of times before crashing to the ground, vanishing in a flurry of particles.
Mission accomplished!
But Yuliya didn’t stop; she continued to run forward.
This hulking elite monster was just one of many; it just happened to be the largest, fastest, and most explosive one.
Farther away, more sounds emerged, and a few ten-meter-tall beasts began to take shape.
There were six in total, with the shortest at ten meters.
Yuliya scanned them.
Phew! They were definitely not as tough as the Mammoth Beast, and thankfully lacked that unstoppable state.
Time to get to work!
Yuliya ignored the other monsters, using them as stepping stones, her eyes strictly focused on those elite beasts.
She met the first one head-on, flying-kicking its forehead.
The beast, propelled forward, suddenly halted, its front and back wrinkling like a squashed soccer ball before rapidly flying backward and crashing far away.
Yuliya shook out her leg; it felt a bit tingly…
Ah, whatever! As long as it looks cool!
She sliced her right hand like a kn*fe and charged at another beast.
Clink, clink—she sliced through the monster’s front leg.
As the beast fell forward, she delivered an uppercut.
The beast did a quick 180 in the air before crashing down, twitching.
Then came the third, fourth, fifth, and sixth beasts.
Yuliya’s movements were like a black thread weaving through each monster, with their wails echoing all around.
Chopped limbs, broken necks, exploding heads.
Too bad it was a green game; there wasn’t a river of bl**d—or rather, the players couldn’t see a river of bl**d!
From engaging with these six beasts to completely finishing them off? It took less than twenty seconds.
She was like a black butterfly of d*ath, dancing through chaos—but leaving destruction in her wake.
The time spent showcased to the audience glued to her perspective was like admiring a beautifully violent painting.
Although the players in the forest didn’t experience it as vividly, they were still profoundly shocked.
Witnessing the Wind God in action for the first time, what had been a tough elite monster seemed to be sliced like cucumbers in front of him.
One-hit kills? Sure! But done with such elegance!
Is this… art?
Yuliya didn’t overthink it; she simply fought in accordance with her body’s instincts… No, she just warmed up a bit!
After confirming that the strategy team had regained their footing and started steadily suppressing the monster herd, she turned and continued forward.
As she dealt with the last elite beast, she sensed it—there was likely a Teleportation Array activated in the distance.
So that’s how it works here.
First, farm the small monsters; after defeating a certain number, the elites appear. Once the elites are dealt with, the Teleportation Array activates.
Good thing she followed the strategy team; otherwise, there’s no way she could have soloed this now.
Okay, dealing with elites wasn’t a big deal, but defeating so many small monsters would take forever.
She could grind it out, but it’d be exhausting.
And the points for those little monsters were pathetically low—totally a waste of time.
Oh wait, it was about giving precious points to those who needed them more.
Little Lord, there’s more to this chapter; please click to the next page to continue reading—it gets even better!
So, I won’t bother you any longer; I’m off.
After all, taking down this wave of beasts was nothing short of a major rescue for the strategy team, serving as compensation for all their hard work.
Now that she made a clean getaway, nobody should have any objections, right?
Yuliya zipped through the forest at lightning speed.
Of course, with her unconventional style, there was no way she’d walk on the ground like a normal person; she leaped between branches.
There were hardly any small monsters around after finishing off the elite, so it looked like they wouldn’t spawn anymore.
The strategy team should wrap up the remaining small monsters in no time.
Upon reaching the sensed location, sure enough, there was a colossal Teleportation Array.
She moved up to inspect it, confirming it was indeed a two-way Teleportation Array, then stepped inside.
Passing through the array, Yuliya found herself in a new forest.
This turned out to be a bamboo grove.
Now she had to stick to the ground like a good little player.
After walking forward a bit, she suddenly sensed something and quickly turned back.
However, the massive Teleportation Array that should have been behind her had vanished without a trace.
Yuliya frowned.
She activated her Golden Eyes, carefully observing her surroundings.
After just one look, she had to shut her eyes.
There was just too much around, observing everything in detail was an energy drain.
And these bamboos were quite strange.
Some were real, some were fake—some blocked the path while others seemed to lead the way.
(Thanks for all the gifts everyone has sent in the past two days, muah!)
