How could those players who had suffered heavy losses have the passion to continue fighting? Most of them were annoyed by their previous enthusiasm. After the hustle and bustle, what was left was always depression. This world war broke out very quickly. There were signs of it in the early stages of the playoffs. After the first round of the finals ended, it could be said to have reached a peak. That night, those who were too enthusiastic didn't have a good ending. Especially those who didn't have a group and just fought alone. They basically ran naked to welcome the next morning's sun.
If that could really help them vent their anger, then it would be considered good. The hardcore fans would definitely have no regrets. The problem was that after this night, did any of the guilds say that they had suffered a big loss? Did any of the guilds cry for their parents? No. Any small advantage gained from a small encirclement would not affect the overall situation. The foundation of the big guilds participating in the world war wouldn't be shaken overnight.
This battle was purely a battle of wills. Apart from venting their uncontrollable passion, there was no other use. After the passion, there would naturally be all kinds of emptiness. Their hearts were empty, and their equipment slots were also empty.
Tears streamed down their cheeks! Many people felt this way. Of course, there was no lack of people who felt that it was very satisfying. They were still proudly describing to others how they had cut off that arrogant guy's head with one slash last night. This clearly showed that the pursuit of mental pleasure had reached a very high level.
Ye Xiu controlled Lord Grim to walk around casually. Most of the people he saw were at a loss after such a fierce battle. As for the big guilds, they weren't so idle. They were all bragging in the world about how brave their guild players were in last night's fierce battle, and how undefeated their fans were.
From the publicity of the guild clubs, it seemed that everyone was the winner of this battle. But from the players on the streets and alleys, everyone was the loser of this battle.
Ye Xiu wasn't too surprised by this. Such a battle of wills was destined to end like this. But it was an online game. If there wasn't even a battle of wills, and it was purely for profit, then perhaps it wouldn't be so interesting.
While the major guilds were bragging about their strength, they also had to comfort their fans about the losses they had suffered in this battle. Every guild gave out some equipment to compensate their fans. As for whether or not there would be people taking advantage of the situation, it was not important.
It didn't matter if the equipment was distributed to anyone. They couldn't keep it anyway. The key was to let the fans feel the care and concern. They had to let everyone feel that this was a whole. What was important for the club was to let people see their attitude.
How could these big clubs not be adept at such methods? After a night of fighting, his eyes were covered in blood. After that, he had to pay the bill to soothe his wounds. It sounded like a pain in the ass, but this was the passion of the players. All the big clubs actually liked it when their fans were this passionate. If all of them were rational and cold, then a lot of work would not be easy to carry out.
"I didn't expect this battle to end so quickly." The leaders of the four guilds sighed. They couldn't wait for these large guilds to continue fighting. But now, it seemed that the war was about to come to an end. There were too many players who couldn't afford to be hurt, so the war had unknowingly faded away.
"It doesn't matter. There's still the second round of the finals!" Those who wanted to take advantage of the situation weren't afraid of making it big. They hoped that the second round of the finals would ignite even more flames of war.
"How many wild bosses are there this week?" Ye Xiu asked Loulan Slash.
Loulan Slash had a detailed count. "36." He replied.
At the same time, the big guilds, after the war had calmed down, started to build relationships with their fans while also calculating the wild bosses this week.
"There are 36 wild bosses left this week. Nine of them are Level 70. Last night, when everyone was still busy, seven wild bosses spawned. Four of them are Level 70. They are Darkness Palace's Night Streak, World Tree's Forest Guardian Vic, Sighing Canyon's Sword Master Ah You, and Sunset Waterfall's Hidden Warrior Alyan."
Don't look at how busy the big guilds were with PvP. Their wild boss statistics were accurate. In particular, the most important Level 70 wild bosses were given a detailed description.
"Those guilds got lucky." The big guilds all had the same thought. It didn't matter who killed the wild bosses. In any case, as long as they made a move, those guilds wouldn't have a chance.
"Since there's nothing to do right now, let's have everyone pay more attention to the wild bosses." The big guilds had similar arrangements. The finals weren't over yet. They didn't know when the flames of war would suddenly ignite again. In any case, as guilds that could be controlled, they definitely wouldn't take the initiative to start a meaningless war. The Club guilds were willing to lose seven wild bosses to stand up for their fans. They were willing to participate in a war that wouldn't end well.
Now that things were calmer, they were more than happy to take a break. Of course, this break didn't mean a holiday. Wild bosses had to be caught.
"Understood!" The players of the various large guilds all replied loudly and powerfully to the highest order of their guilds.
Time passed by. In the early morning, there weren't many players online. Those who tidied up their mood and those who tidied up their equipment. As for the big guilds' players? They adjusted quickly, especially the elite teams. After such a big battle, the guilds would definitely spend a lot of effort to get them back on their feet. Right now, everyone's equipment was fine. They were all working hard to recover the experience they had lost in last night's battle. In this kind of chaotic battle, no one could survive without dying. Unless you didn't go to the front lines.
Everything was proceeding in an orderly manner. Suddenly, a piece of news spread among the big guilds.
Rising Sky Strait, a Level 60 boss, Sea Returner Ganliya, had spawned.
"It's just a Level 60 wild boss?" The core members of the big guilds asked. A Level 60 wild boss wasn't something they cared too much about. Let alone an elite team, they didn't even need to send out a fixed team. They could just send out a random team!
"Just a Level 60 wild boss?" What the big guilds didn't know was that the small and mid-sized teams' guilds were also saying the same thing. If they heard this, they would definitely be shocked. Since when were these guilds able to show such disdain towards wild bosses? Even if it was a Level 60 one.
Rising Sky Strait.
The big guilds that received the news all sent out corresponding people.
On Blue Brook Pavilion's side, Lan He controlled his Heavenly Domain Blue Bridge Spring Snow to lead a temporary team over.
After experiencing a world war, everyone in the guild was exhausted. At this time, how could Lan He not step up to share the burden? As a result, the boss stealing job that he didn't like to do fell into his hands once again.
"It'd be best if we can get there early and kill it first … …" Lan He thought extravagantly.
But it was clear that Blue Brook Pavilion wasn't the first to receive the news. Their team was only halfway there when they received news that a guild had already gathered and was starting to clear the area.
"Which guild? So fast! "Lan He asked.
"Parade," the front reported.
"Parade wants to poach … …" Lan He thought to himself. He had seen all kinds of situations before. He knew what these small and mid-sized guilds were like.
"Hurry up!" Lan He called out to their team. Even though it was only Parade, the boss was only Level 60. Killing it wasn't difficult. If they were late, they might not be able to see it.
"Be careful. Keep an eye on them." Lan He contacted the scouts in front.
"A new guild has already arrived." The front reported.
"Oh? Which guild?" Lan He hastily asked.
"Heavenly Justice!" The front replied.
"Oh, that's good. Let them fight first. When we get there, we'll be able to pick up the loot." Lan He was in a good mood.
"Another guild has arrived." The front continued, "It's Radiant."
"Oh."
"Conquering Cloud has also arrived!" Another message came in.
"What's going on? These guilds get the news faster than us." Lan He was a bit puzzled. Searching for wild bosses was a battle of manpower. The more players a guild could control, the larger their information network would be. As a result, Club guilds with many branch guilds had a huge advantage over these small and mid-sized guilds. But now, four of these guilds had arrived before them. Without a doubt, this was because their information was faster, while Blue Brook Guild was still puffing and puffing as they ran.
But it didn't matter if they arrived first or later. Didn't they still have to fight for the boss? If they couldn't bring the boss away early, then they might as well come later and pick up the loot! Lan He thought and sent another message to the front: "Keep me updated on the situation."
"Herb Garden's people are here!" The front immediately replied.
"It's really lively … …" Blue River mumbled.
Rising Sky Strait, on the rocky shore, the waves crashed against the rocks. The rocks had already turned into a battlefield. The first guild to arrive was Parade. They didn't hesitate to fight the wild boss, Sea Returner Gan Lie.
Herb Garden had sent a team over. They were also players from the nearby guilds. The leader of the team was called Thousand Days Red, Herb Garden's absolute core. Any guild would want to have one such core. After all, there had to be a trustworthy and reliable person to pick up the loot from the boss, right?
When Thousand Days Red led the team to the rocky shore, he was a bit confused. Parade's players were actively killing the boss while there were three other guilds watching … ….
It was understandable that the onlookers wanted to take advantage of the situation, but why were Parade's players so dumb? They were watching the oriole behind them, yet they were still playing around like a mantis. Were they playing around?
Thousand Days Red was puzzled, so he didn't move. Everyone liked to take advantage of the situation. It was easier! Just like that, one guild after another gradually arrived. Tyrannical Ambition's, Blue Brook Guild's, Samsara's, Misty Rain's, and even Excellent Dynasty's. Even though they had been relegated, they still had aspirations.
When the guilds arrived, they were all puzzled and watched in confusion. Parade's players, who were killing the boss, were trembling! F * ck, this scene is too big. So many guilds are watching our performance?
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Mm, third update. Recently, I've been thinking of some very interesting chapter names. What do you guys think of this one? (To be continued.) If you like this work, you are welcome to come to qidian.com to vote for me. Your support is my biggest motivation.)
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