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In the blink of an eye, Ye Ci was already 25 metres away from the Thief. She activated Stealth and disappeared into the murky grey of the map.
The Thief was stunned. He had already prepared his second skill, Stun. However, before he could cast it, he saw his target disappear. At the same time, he received a system notification, "The target has disappeared. Skill release failed."
The scariest thing in PvP was not how skilled the opponent was, nor was it how much damage they could deal. Instead, it was when they disappeared without a trace.
Ye Ci's sudden disappearance had turned the tables on the Thief. The Thief was stunned. By the time he reacted and activated Stealth, he had already exposed himself.
Ye Ci was 25 meters away from the Rogue in Stealth. She gulped down a health potion as she stared at the Rogue's silhouette.
When PvP against a Hunter, you had to be careful not to let them be more than 2 metres away from you. This was because the Hunter's blind spot was 2 metres. If they were within 2 metres, the Hunter would not be able to use ranged attacks. A Hunter without ranged attacks was no different from a bird without wings.
When PvP against a Thief, you had to be careful not to let them circle behind you. This was because Thieves had a lot of crowd control skills. Once they circled behind you, you would lose all initiative. If you were hit by one of their crowd control skills, you would lose all initiative. Unless you had godly equipment, the battle would be over.
Ye Ci calculated the Thief's movements and laid down a Frost Trap. When she used her skill, she would disappear from Stealth. This was an extremely dangerous move. Thieves and Hunters were both Agility-based classes with high movement speed.
The Frost Trap would take 3 seconds to lay down. If the Thief had a movement speed skill, he would definitely be able to reach her and use Sap on her.
That was why Ye Ci kept a close eye on the stealthed Rogue as she set up her traps.
In the last few tenths of a second before the Frost Trap was laid, Ye Ci sensed someone approaching from behind. The Thief pounced at her with lightning speed.
This time it's over … Ye Ci's heart sank. She subconsciously leaned to the side.
"Deviate!"
When the Thief saw that his Bludgeon had missed its target at such a crucial moment, he felt extremely depressed! How could he deviate at such a crucial moment!
That wasn't the most depressing thing. What was even more depressing was that when he wanted to take advantage of this distraction to land the killing blow, the Huntress actually lowered her body and rolled on the ground without caring about her image, directly dodging the attack.
If this made the Thief gloomy, then in the next moment, the Thief became even more gloomy.
As Ye Ci rolled on the ground, the Rogue took a step forward when he was about to land the finishing blow. The small step landed right on the Frost Trap that Ye Ci had just set up.
Instantly, the Thief was frozen in a huge block of ice.
Ye Ci jumped up and placed a red Enhanced Hunter's Mark on the Thief's head. She summoned Ol 'Three and quickly retreated.
The Frost Trap lasted for 12 seconds. However, as soon as the target was attacked, the ice would immediately collapse and the frozen target would regain their mobility.
This was not a fight, so Ol 'Three's Taunt was not necessary. Ye Ci directly ordered Ol' Three to use a damage over time skill — — Bleed. At the same time, he quickly jumped onto a withered tree and fired Viper Sting and Rapid Fire at the Thief.
The first thing the Rogue did when he regained his freedom was to stun Ol 'Three and charge at Ye Ci.
Although he was very fast, Ye Ci was not worried at all. In terms of Agility, they were on par. In terms of Balance, the Thief was slightly inferior to her. In terms of Speed, she had Purple equipment that gave her Speed + 7. Moreover, the distance between them was so wide. As long as the Thief did not have any Sprint skills, there was no suspense in this battle.
The Thief's equipment was also quite good.
Even with Ye Ci's powerful equipment, she could only deal 400 + damage to the Thief.
However, even though the Thief's attack was high, he was also a class with low HP and low HP. After three consecutive arrows that dealt 400 + damage, the Thief fell to the ground before he could even get close.
"You have received Kill Honor + 2."
Ye Ci was stunned. So he was from another continent.
In Fate, there were 5 continents: North, South, East, West and Central. The East and South Continents were allies and could not be killed. The West and North Continents were allies and could not be killed either. As for the Central Continent, it was not open yet. Players could randomly choose a continent when creating their character, or they could choose it themselves.
However, the alliances between the East and South Continents and the alliances between the West and North Continents were enemies. Therefore, players could kill each other on sight. Not only would their names not be red, but they would also receive Kill Honor. Once the Kill Honor accumulated, players could exchange it for PK equipment.
Killing the Thief and obtaining Kill Honor meant that the Thief was a player from the West and North Continents. But it was strange that the Thief had not even reached level 20 yet. How did he travel from the distant Northwest Continent to the hinterland of the Eastern Continent?
Since he was a player from another continent and was here to give away Kill Honor, Ye Ci would be sorry if she did not kill him a few more times.
The moment the Thief fell to the ground, Ye Ci entered stealth and dismissed Ol 'Three. Bringing along Ol' Three would be the same as revealing her location to the enemy.
In less than 2 minutes, the Thief's corpse turned into a pile of bones. Ye Ci leaped up and raised her bow. She immediately fired Rapid Fire at a shadow not far away from the Thief's corpse.
The resurrected Thief only had 40% of his HP and MP left. Ye Ci could easily finish him off with a couple of arrows.
Thud! The Thief fell to the ground once again.
The Thief was depressed. It was not easy for him to enter the hinterland of the Eastern Continent. He was only here to look for something. Today, he saw a Huntress riding past him on a horse. From afar, he could tell that her equipment was mediocre. He wanted to kill her as a sacrifice, but he did not expect to be hit by a chestnut.
Damn it, he was on par with this Huntress. It was just that … her mediocre equipment was actually good stuff. He had made a mistake in not being able to insta-kill her.
If the Rogue had known that this would be the outcome from the start, he would have continued walking on his own path and ignored the Huntress's single-plank bridge.
In the Eastern Continent, the Thief would be aggroed by NPCs in towns and cities. If he died too many times, he would not be able to enter the town to repair his equipment. Fortunately, he did not drop anything. So, the Thief decided to stay on the ground and not get up.
Ye Ci squatted on a tree branch and stared at the Thief's corpse. After a full 10 minutes, the Thief still did not move. It seemed that he knew that she was camping his corpse and could not decide to get up.
Just as Ye Ci was hesitating on whether she should continue to stand guard, a few messenger pigeons flew past her.
Ye Ci dispelled her Stealth and received the carrier pigeons. The Thief, who was lying on the ground, finally saw the Huntress appear on a branch 23 meters away. He couldn't help but feel relieved. He thought that she had left, but it turned out that she was really guarding the corpse. Fortunately, he was smart enough not to get up immediately, or else he would probably be lying on the ground again.
The letters were from Ideal Height 1.7m and Let Go Of That Girl. They were asking about her whereabouts, and their voices were filled with anxiety.
Ye Ci was touched. They were all friends in the Eastern Continent. She felt an indescribable warmth in her heart when she received such sincere greetings from them. To ease their anxiety and guilt, Ye Ci immediately replied. Of course, she did not tell them what happened after she fell off the cliff. She only told them that she was safe.
"Gongzi You, where are you now?" Ye Ci's private channel rang. It was Peacock Blue. The first blacklist would automatically be unblocked after 72 hours, so Peacock Blue could private message her again.
Unlike usual, Peacock Blue's tone today was neither arrogant nor insufferably arrogant. Her tone was so ordinary that it was as if she was a stranger. Although Ye Ci did not like Peacock Blue, Ye Ci would not cause trouble for her since she did not cause any trouble.
"I'm in the Barren Land."
"The Barren Land?" Ye Ci's answer surprised Peacock Blue. She mumbled in confusion, but did not ask for the reason. Instead, she went on to explain why she was looking for Ye Ci, "The guild plans to explore the Barren Land's Automaton Formation in three hours. Are you free?"
"I'm free." Ye Ci calculated the distance between her and the Icy Wetlands dungeon before answering Peacock Blue.
"I've reserved a spot for you. Are you coming?" Peacock Blue was still businesslike. Her voice did not betray any emotion.
"Okay, but it might be a little late."
After receiving Ye Ci's reply, Peacock Blue did not say another word and immediately closed the channel. It was obvious that the conversation with Ye Ci was not very pleasant. Ye Ci did not mind it. After all, she did not care about the feelings of unimportant people.
It seemed that she did not have time to waste with this Rogue today. She nimbly jumped down from the branch and stood not far away from the Rogue, "I have something to do today. Let's spar again next time!" She then went into Stealth and left.
Ye Ci had just left when the Rogue got up. Before he could stand up, he heard two thuds and fell to the ground again!
"Didn't you leave?!" The Rogue could not help but yell.
"Let me tell you. Even if the opponent doesn't plan to spawn camp, you shouldn't get up too quickly." Ye Ci stood about twenty meters away and smiled at the Rogue. She then summoned her little red horse and waved handsomely, "I'm really leaving this time!"
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