Xi Xiaotian's tactic of throwing money at Gu Fei didn't seem to create any opportunities. In short, Gu Fei just stood there without moving.
"Maybe he'll go and count the money." Xi Xiaotian hoped that the man would make a lousy mistake. In the end, the man just casually weighed the money in his hand and put it in his pocket. Xi Xiaotian's 300 gold coins were considered spent. Even if Gu Fei killed the man, he wouldn't be able to get his money back.
Gu Fei also showed a regretful expression, but it wasn't because of the opportunity, but because of Xi Xiaotian's wallet. He said to Xi Xiaotian regretfully, "You shouldn't have given him money!"
This wasn't even a private chat, but a direct conversation. This clearly conveyed a message to the other party: he obviously wasn't going to pay. After hearing Gu Fei's words, the man's expression twisted fiercely.
"Speaking of which, have you ever imagined such a situation?" Gu Fei was still amused. "Some people pay, but others don't. What would you do then?"
The man's expression continued to twist. Gu Fei seemed to have poked his sore spot. It seemed that he had encountered this thorny problem in his career as a robber. It was likely that he had dealt with it unsatisfactorily, leaving a psychological scar.
Capsize the boat, kill the person who didn't pay, and save the person who did? Such honesty really didn't have the temperament of a robber at all.
"Looks like you're not going to pay?" the man said through gritted teeth.
"Look, you paid 300 gold coins for nothing. You're going to fall into the water too." Gu Fei actually ignored him and said to Xi Xiaotian, "Teleportation, move!" However, he suddenly chanted at the end of the sentence.
This man was obviously experienced in dealing with such situations. Although Gu Fei had rushed up faster than everyone else, his method was still the same.
Shield in front of him, enter the water!
Everything this guy said was not a bluff. He was indeed a good swimmer. No matter how strong an expert was, he was confident that he could fool them in the water.
"Double Flame Flash!"
He heard Gu Fei's chant, but his body was already tilting out of the boat.
He didn't jump, nor did he stretch in midair, nor did he prepare to plunge into the water with extraordinary momentum. He simply tilted his body, and at first glance, he looked like a person who had fallen into the water. Although the posture was ugly, it was the most efficient way to fall into the water.
However, Gu Fei's agility was even faster.
"Dodge!" When the incantation finished, the person who was about to fall into the water felt a heat coming from the direction he was leaning. When he looked down, Gu Fei's Dark Streak Sword had come from an inconceivable angle to where he was about to fall. He was about to collide with the sword.
He wanted to dodge, but it was too late. His body had already fallen to the ground, and he could no longer control it.
In the end, he could only look back and see that Gu Fei's body was also slanting and falling towards the hull of the ship. His sword had struck out horizontally just like that.
He had completely anticipated the movements his opponent would make when he entered the water. Whether it was a jump, a fall, or a slide, his body would eventually tilt to the side.
Gu Fei grasped this fleeting opportunity and accurately struck out with his sword. The timing was also perfect. Taking advantage of the fact that his opponent's body could no longer be stabilized, Gu Fei's sword arrived.
Whether or not he could insta-kill him was the only suspense.
Although his opponent's shield could no longer be used, a heavy soldier's HP was still very high.
Gu Fei's hand sank.
His opponent had already fallen to his sword. If he had been insta-killed, he should have turned into a white light. This amount of HP should have disappeared very quickly.
However, the result was not like that. This soldier could see his own HP, and he knew how far away he was from death. At this moment, the stone in his heart had already been lifted. Once his body fell into the water and the boat capsized, he would teach this arrogant mage a lesson.
In an instant, he had already planned out Gu Fei's fate.
However, he had forgotten one thing. There were a total of three guests on his ship. Gu Fei was not his only opponent.
The moment Gu Fei made his move, the two ladies also used their own attacks.
Suddenly, a cloud of black mist appeared at the tip of the staff. It shrunk rapidly and landed on the soldier's body in a flash. The soldier had just slid past the tip of Gu Fei's sword, and his head was already in the water. Suddenly, a white light blossomed on the surface of the water.
Even Gu Fei was surprised. His left hand had already flashed with blue light, but he was sure that he had not hit the guy yet. Gu Fei turned back to look at the two girls.
Xi Xiaotian also turned her head to look at the vast expanse. She held a small bow in her hand and nocked an arrow. However, she did not have the time to shoot. After all, there were too many steps for an archer to take to release an arrow. In that instant, she was unable to complete a single shot.
"Kiss of Death? You're a Shadow Priest, "the knowledgeable Xi Xiaotian said to the vast expanse.
The vast expanse nodded.
A Shadow Priest referred to a Night Priest. The Priest class advancement at level 40 was divided into Light and Dark Night, just like a Knight. Even the nature of the change was somewhat similar to that of a Knight.
The first skill of a Night Priest, Kiss of Death, was a super instant-cast attack spell. Compared to the previous Night Priests who could only follow a party, with this new skill, a Night Priest could be said to have the ability to train alone. However, the original recovery skills of a Night Priest would be greatly weakened after changing to a Night Priest. As such, the current position of a Night Priest was rather awkward, especially in a party.
In terms of damage output, a single Kiss of Death couldn't compare to other classes. In terms of recovery, the effects were far inferior to a normal Priest, let alone a Light Priest who could strengthen their recovery skills after changing to a Light Priest.
You might think that a class that could both attack and recover wasn't bad. However, in a truly efficient party, each character had their own role. There was no need for a character that was like a jack of all trades.
The game developers promised that as levels increased and the skills of the class improved, the status of a Night Priest would change. However, for now, a Night Priest was a symbol of loneliness. Many players who chose to become a Night Priest felt regret, but they could only grit their teeth and persevere, hoping for the arrival of spring.
It was common for a girl to choose the Priest class, but it was rare for her to choose the loneliest Night Priest class. Therefore, when Xi Xiaotian found out that this girl was a Shadow Priest, he was more or less surprised.
Gu Fei had the least understanding of a support class like a Night Priest, so he didn't know much about the position of a Night Priest in the game. He only knew that Boundless Mang had helped him greatly, so he nodded his head to express his gratitude.
"I say, you don't seem to need to wait for an opportunity to strike, do you? Why didn't you deal with him right away? "Xi Xiaotian felt quite pained at losing 300 gold for nothing.
"I'm waiting." Gu Fei said.
"Waiting for what?"
"Waiting for my PK value. I was originally at 29, but it should drop to 28 in less than two minutes, so I wanted to wait until it was 28. Otherwise, it would jump back to 30, and I would have to start the timer again. Tsk tsk, how troublesome. " Being chased by a group of system guards wasn't a pleasant experience. Although Gu Fei had successfully dealt with it, he didn't want to go through it again. If it was just one or two, then it would be quite fun to lure them out to fight, but they were all in groups.
Hearing this, Xi Xiaotian could only lament her 300 gold coins even more. It was a complete waste of money. "Why didn't you say so earlier." She could only say resentfully.
"That person died, we have to row the boat ourselves." Gu Fei said as he stood at the stern, grabbed the two oars, and shook them twice, causing the boat to spin on the spot.
"It doesn't seem as simple as I thought." Gu Fei wiped his sweat, then shook the oars and spun two more times.
"Let me try." Xi Xiaotian also came over and tried twice. She also spun on the spot, but the direction was the opposite of Gu Fei's.
"You're left-handed." Gu Fei concluded.
Then, Boundless Mang also tried, but it was still spinning, making the three want to vomit.
"This problem seems a bit serious." Gu Fei said.
The two girls were silent.
"That guy might as well use this method to threaten us." Gu Fei complained.
"Take off the oars and row yourself. Don't row anymore!" Xi Xiaotian said.
Anyone who had rowed in the park would know how to do this, so the two of them, one on the left and one on the right, struggled to row the two oars. The small boat pushed away the waves, and a cool breeze blew in their faces. The water reflected Gu Fei's sad face.
Compared to the bandit's paddling before, the current speed was really not optimistic. These two oars were a bit too long for them to row by hand, and it wasn't easy to control. At this moment, the vast water seemed boundless, and this was undoubtedly a heavy blow to the three's morale.
"Where should we go?" The three of them didn't even know where their destination was.
"Ask those guys on the boat. We can't go wrong if we chase after their coordinates." Xi Xiaotian said.
"Must you use the word 'chase'? I don't think there's a boat in this world that's slower than ours. "Gu Fei said.
"Not necessarily. I saw that they didn't move very fast when they left the dock. The system is always a bit more shameless." Xi Xiaotian said.
In this time, the boundless mang had already asked for the coordinates, and the boat moved forward with great effort in that direction.
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