Chapter 336: Chapter 262: Arrow God Seventeen, You’re the Servant, Right! (5K)_1

The atmosphere in the command center of Shiling Town was heavy.

Finding the ultimate BOSS controlling the monsters didn’t mean things would get easier.

Wisdom Monsters weren’t that easy to kill.

The entity controlling the entire wave of monsters, even making Wisdom Monsters charge suicidally into combat, could possibly be more than just a Wisdom Monster—it might be…

A Fallen God’s servant emerging from the deep red fog.

“Whatever the case, we must seize this opportunity. Otherwise, if we continue to deplete our resources, our disadvantage will only increase,” someone said.

“We still have a chance. We have two top powerhouses with Dragon Gate leaderboards’ Combat Power in addition to Demonic Flame Wang Qi.”

“Not only that, but we also have a batch of valuable items. We have Space-Transfer Scrolls, a Sealed Boundary, the Great Holy Light Sword, and other one-time killer moves. Our advantage is not small!”

A group of Lords echoed in agreement.

The tactics were soon implemented.

Strong warriors, like the Demonic Flame Wang Qi, who had been conserving their strength and were still at their peak, immediately set off.

…

Shiling Town was far from peaceful with plumes of smoke rising in various areas. Monsters dived from the sky, and some high-order monsters burrowed up from the ground, preparing to launch surprise attacks.

In front of Guang Yuan Business Association’s shops.

Vampire Gibi held a long sword bathed in bloody light and fiercely plunged it into a furious werewolf at the elite peak in front of him.

He traded blows with the werewolf, and both bodies were gushing blood.

After a while, the werewolf collapsed with a thud. Its once sturdy and muscular body became dry and stick-like, while the horrendous wounds on Vampire Earl Gibi were healing at a rapid pace and fully recovered in a blink of an eye.

“Hmph, you little runt.”

He stabbed his sword into the stone slab in front of him and stood in front of his own shop like a guardian deity.

This main street was arguably the safest area in Shiling Town at that moment.

Behind the shops here were medium and large-sized companies. Even in wartime, they would retain many troops to guard their shops.

It was only natural.

Many shops housed rare items, with even outstanding treasures like superior equipment in shops backed by large corporate companies in the central area.

Riches attracted trouble. Even when everyone was united against external threats, some players couldn’t resist the lure of making a profit and would risk everything.

Not everyone showed enough rationality.

Aside from that, they also had to prevent destruction caused by the monsters. Thus, many shops chose to leave some elites in the guard, which also served a defensive role within the town.

Bang—

In the distance, the ground crumbled and split open as several high-order monsters emerged.

It was hard to guard against.

The ground in a Fourth-Level territory was more solid. Many areas had firm, thick floors installed, and some were reinforced with Techniques, tools, or Enchantments. They could only block most of the monsters, but not all.

Furthermore, some high-order monsters possessed abilities such as shadow travel, space-time teleportation, or invisibility to penetrate walls.

They were hard to defend against.

Unless one could use an Epic Level Enchantment to envelop the entire city as in Pan Shi City, it would be impossible to completely prevent high-order monsters from invading the city.

Plagued by sudden attacks from the Orochi, Mu Yuan initially intended to assess the situation in Shiling Town to learn from it. However, after observing through the Battle Falcon’s vision, he discovered that Shiling Town has more flaws. Fortunately, the monsters which emerged were quickly slain by the town’s warriors.

Seventeen was currently on top of her rented base, a warehouse building several meters high.

She took a look around using the Battle Falcon’s aerial vision but couldn’t see much. She slowly pulled back the string on the Whispering Bow, and one, two, three, four… six arrows glowing faintly with stellar light materialized.

As she released the bowstring, the arrows formed from star power shot out. They flew in different directions like guided missiles as soon as they left the bow.

Two shot up into the sky. Moments later, two Obsidian Golems with their pupils pierced fell from the sky.

The remaining arrows flew in all directions, passing precisely through the left eye of each monster and exiting through the back of their skulls.

A shot for each kill.

Amid the chaotic battlefield, Seventeen’s attacks were not very noticeable and were far less conspicuous than the dazzling thunderbolts and flames erupting everywhere. But some warriors noticed that a lot of high-order monsters were killed by just one arrow. Not to mention…

All their fatal spots were located at the left pupil!

Killer of the left eye!

It’s not that Seventeen had a bizarre hobby. For her, it didn’t matter where she aimed; she’d naturally choose the eyes, the weakest spot that could also result in a fatal blow.

There were millions of different monsters, some wearing armor, some wrapped in scales, but more than 99.99% of monsters all shared the same weak spot– the eyeball.

Aiming at the eyeball wasn’t any different to aiming at the body for Seventeen, who had reached the pinnacle of developing her ‘Mind Arrow’ talent and mental power.

Actually, aiming at the body, penetrating armor or scales, then puncturing the heart wasn’t a difficult task for her.

But she wanted to save energy, reserve the high-level arrows in the Ten Thousand Arrows Treasure.

Hence, the “Killer of the left eye” was born.

Seventeen drank a self-produced Vitality Potion, which had no side effects, and slowly recovered her energy. She looked around again.

Her brows knitted into a frown.

She could easily kill the third-order monsters in an instant. Her efficiency in killing enemies in this environment was high, but… in this vast battlefield, her individual strength still seemed like a drop in the bucket.