The Necromancer's Fourth Catastrophe-Chapter 342 - 330: Differences

Upon hearing "I’m such a cute girl," Wangzai Little Buns rolled his eyes slightly: "Don’t be like that, judging people by their appearance isn’t good."

"How about trying to capture both alive, and if it really can’t be done, we can decide based on the situation? What do you think?"

Upon hearing Wangzai Little Buns’ words, some players agreed, while others disagreed.

However, after a brief discussion, the minority yielded to the majority, and it was unanimously decided to spare Rileidels and take out Gai Modessa.

Inevitably, many players among us are quite superficial.

Thus, Wangzai Little Buns could only shake his head in regret, secretly lamenting the other’s misfortune.

After the players deliberated, they decided to send a small group to keep Gai Modessa occupied, while a larger group would aim to capture Rileidels.

This way, they could create an opportunity to knock Rileidels unconscious and capture her alive.

As for Gai Modessa, once Rileidels was captured, they would concentrate their forces and take him down.

Subsequently, the players began to implement the plan according to the strategy.

Some players approached the duo and initiated their attack.

They intentionally or unintentionally started to entangle Gai Modessa. Once Gai Modessa was fully occupied, nearby players decisively struck, separating Rileidels from Gai Modessa’s side.

Immediately, a large number of players surged in and began to besiege Rileidels.

Seeing this, Gai Modessa nearly fainted with rage.

He desperately hoped to be the one besieged, for in that case, he could use his trump card to bring down a large number of Undead Creatures with him.

But now, only a few players were entangling him, so using the trump card was clearly not appropriate.

Because it would only kill a few Undead Creatures, which was far from his expectation.

It made his death seem worthless.

So, after a brief thought, he decided to hold his temper.

It seemed the opponent planned to deal with Rileidels first. In that case, he would wait until Rileidels was resolved.

Once the opponent resolved Rileidels, they would undoubtedly send most of their forces to deal with him, and that would be his chance to drag down a large number of Undead Creatures with him.

This was his way to demonstrate his greatest value.

Though Rileidels was powerful, she was ultimately only at an Epic Level Perfection, not a Legendary Tier.

Therefore, under the players’ siege, Rileidels could not hold on for long.

There were too many players; she found it difficult to handle.

Finally, under the players’ siege, Rileidels’ Defense Magic shattered.

At the instant her Defense Magic shattered, a swift player closed in on her and aimed a hand chop at Rileidels’ neck.

However, what this player did not expect was that just as his hand was about to touch Rileidels’ neck, an invisible gust of wind suddenly roared out, blowing the player away.

Rileidels took a breath, somewhat relieved.

Rich combat experience told her there wasn’t enough time to recast Defense Magic, so she swiftly cast one of the easiest and her most familiar Wind Attack Magic.

Using offense as defense, she made the surrounding players’ attacks crumble around her.

This move was exceedingly dangerous for her, for even a slight mistake would mean this Attack Magic could also affect her.

Without Defense Magic protection, if affected by this Wind Attack Magic, it would certainly result in severe lacerations or even death.

After all, her body is that of a normal human, unlike the players who are Undead Creatures with absurd defense and recovery abilities.

Especially since all players belong to the Knight type, they can cover themselves with a protective layer of Death Energy at any time.

With this, they can greatly diminish the power of Attack Magic.

So that player who was blown away, although injured, wasn’t severely hurt.

Because Rileidels’ magic, though an Epic Level one, was mainly to use offense as defense to blow away attacking players, not specifically targeting that player.

This ranged magic merely affected the player, simply blowing him away rather than hitting him with its most powerful part, so naturally, the danger wasn’t great.

However, this player’s face was quite gloomy; he had thought he almost succeeded but didn’t expect the opponent to have such a move.

Seeing this player caught in an awkward situation, another player beside him laughed and said: "Hehe, seems like this boss isn’t easy to tackle, but that makes it interesting, doesn’t it? If it’s too easy to capture, it wouldn’t feel as fun."

Upon hearing this, the player who was just embarrassed not only gave the speaker a sidelong look but also said: "Since you think that way, how about this, you take on the arduous task of knocking out and capturing the target, I’ll sit this one out."

Hearing the embarrassed player’s words, the other player’s face stiffened slightly.

But for the sake of his own face, he still nodded: "Alright, then leave capturing the target to me, and I’ll show you my skills."