Back in the Infernal Realm, the Sword Demon was really glorious. He single-handedly created the Heaven-Defying Guild, and all the players squeezed their way into it. After he announced that he wanted to fight in the "parallel world," he immediately received hundreds of responses. Everyone expressed that they were willing to follow him. Everyone built the Heaven-Defying Guild again, and he was still the boss.
Who knew that in the "parallel world" holographic game, everyone's real image would be restored. The Sword Demon's overly crude image and the glorious existence in the previous online game were too big of a contrast. It was so big that most of the players in the guild couldn't accept it. Immediately, more than half of them expressed that it was better to rely on themselves. As for the few girls who used to hang around him in the guild, they only glanced at him from afar and didn't show themselves again. In the end, out of nearly a thousand people in the guild, only about fifty people were willing to continue to follow him.
The hypocrisy of the world chilled the Sword Demon, but as a top player who had created glory, he still had his strengths. The Sword Demon wasn't ready to give up. He had secretly made up his mind to create glory in the "parallel world" and make the name of the Heaven-Defying Guild resound throughout the game.
The first thing he had to do was to strengthen himself. But on the first day of the holographic game, the Sword Demon felt that it was disadvantageous. In this kind of simulated environment, the word "manipulation" was probably retired. The Sword Demon's hands, which were originally like ghosts when controlling the mouse and keyboard, were now completely useless. As a top player, the Sword Demon understood that he could only make up for this with his understanding of the game's content. Fortunately, the game was rebuilt after half a day of open beta, giving the Sword Demon a period of time to adapt to the game. Using this time, he devoted himself to studying a lot of game information and even simulated the fighting style of the characters in the game in reality. When the open beta restarted, the Sword Demon confidently re-entered the game.
In less than a day, he had already risen to level 25! The hard work and sweat he had put in was unimaginable to ordinary people. The game wasn't as simple as just playing.
The beginning of the game was the best time to pull apart levels. Of course, the Sword Demon would not miss it. His level was far higher than his companions', so he did not waste his time carrying others. So, when he was with the Defiant Guild outside the city, the Sword Demon was not among them. It was not until Gu Fei kicked the three of them and took away the fireball that his companions reacted and hurriedly reported to the Sword Demon.
After listening to his companion's detailed description, the Sword Demon's heart was filled with doubts. He was already familiar with all the skills in the game. If he had to compare it, Gu Fei's kick was similar to the Grandmaster of Combat's Swallow's Flash. However, that was an advanced skill that could only be learned at Level 54. How could anyone know it now? What's more, his companions weren't even level 10 yet. How could they use their skills on people who were supposed to be protected by PK?
As a result, Sword Demon hurried back from the leveling area and brought people from the guild to search in the direction the two left. He didn't have any thoughts of revenge just because he stole a pig. He just felt that there was something about this character that he needed to understand.
Unfortunately, Fireball's words hit the Sword Demon's sore spot. This was the easiest way to arouse the Sword Demon's fighting spirit, and Fireball accurately grasped it. The Sword Demon glared fiercely at Fireball and asked Gu Fei, "What level are you?"
"Level 10," Gu Fei replied.
"Very good!" The Sword Demon nodded. "How about I fight the two of you by myself?"
"Damn, I'm only level 1. What level are you?" Fireball shouted.
Gu Fei echoed Fireball and replied, "Yeah, he's only level 1. He can't PK."
The Sword Demon smiled. He didn't want to PK with a level 10 player and a level 1 player. He said this to make the other party show weakness. Unexpectedly, Gu Fei added, "So I'm fine by myself."
The Sword Demon's eyes widened. He simply couldn't believe his ears. "What did you say?"
"What? Don't you want to PK? "Gu Fei asked.
Gu Fei's question left the Sword Demon with no room to retreat. Of course, he wasn't afraid. He just felt that it wasn't worth it. The Sword Ghost felt that it was too degrading for him to fight the first battle in the parallel world to make a name for himself in a Level-Ten Mage.
However, the Sword Demon couldn't think of any reason to refuse. He could only nod and say, "Okay, very good!" He looked around. There was a large open space next to the pond at the bottom of the hill. The Sword Demon pointed there and said, "How about we go there?" This was also the first time he PK in a parallel world. He felt that finding an open and stable place was more conducive to his performance.
Gu Fei didn't care at all. He nodded and walked over there.
Fireball quickly followed him and whispered, "Are you crazy? You don't even know what level he is and you want to PK with him?"
"What's wrong with that? If I can PK, then so be it! "Gu Fei laughed.
In the open space next to the pond, the two stood still. The Sword Demon was followed by his companions. The group was also very nervous. They trusted the Sword Demon, so they continued to follow the Sword Demon in the game. Then this time, could the Sword Demon still be as brilliant as before? Perhaps this battle would explain a lot of problems.
Fireball stood behind Gu Fei, and he was absent-minded at this time. He was gauging the depth of the pond, looking for a place he could use if he fell into the pond. He felt that there was no chance of Gu Fei winning. Who was the opponent? The Sword Demon, the top player in the online gaming world. As long as he set foot in an online game, he was always at the peak of existence. Demon Territory? That was just one of his many pinnacles.
"Let's start!" Gu Fei said as he lifted his mage robe and pulled out a dagger.
"Dagger?" The Sword Demon was startled. This person was clearly a mage!
There were some skills in the game that were popular. Once you reached the level and paid, you could learn any profession. Appraisal was one of them. It was not only used to identify equipment, but it could also be used to detect the profession and level of players and monsters.
The Sword Ghost, who was very experienced in the game, had immediately learned Appraise. As soon as they met, he had appraised the two players. Two mages, one Level 10 and one Level 1. Since the level of Appraisal was not high enough, he could not identify the equipment on the characters. When Gu Fei pulled out a dagger, he was greatly surprised.
"So it's a noob." The Sword Demon shook his head, feeling that it was quite a pity. The first time he fought was actually against a mage with a dagger. This was really not worthy of praise.
The Sword Demon also pulled out a weapon from his waist. It was also a dagger! The Sword Demon's profession was a Thief, a true expert with daggers.
"Please!" The Sword Demon felt that in the face of such an opponent, it was too inhumane for him to seize the initiative.
"Please!" Gu Fei suddenly held the dagger upside down, cupped his fists, and saluted the Sword Demon. This action stunned the Sword Demon. While he was still puzzled, Gu Fei had already flashed and stabbed over.
"So fast!!" The Sword Demon was shocked. He had already studied the game a little, and he could tell at a glance that Gu Fei's character must have added Agility. Mage + Agility … With the Sword Demon's online gaming experience, he had seen a lot of all-Agility mages. However, this kind of character that relied on high Agility to bring high dodges or even misses required extremely high levels and equipment to support. It could be said that it could only be formed in a relatively late stage.
Moreover, it was only in some games where the game data had been thoroughly studied by players that people would start to try this kind of point addition. However, in the parallel world, firstly, it was a new game, and everything was still being explored. Secondly, this game was only limited to one account. If there was a mistake in adding points or other reasons that caused the character to be trash, there was no such thing as deleting the account and starting over. Therefore, although the Sword Demon was now level 25, he only added points to the number of people by ten levels. Before figuring out a correct point addition route, he would not rashly use the points.
In the eyes of the Sword Demon, the agile mage in front of him was an extremely rash existence. The Sword Demon hurriedly dodged to the side and dodged Gu Fei's stab while giving Gu Fei a confirmation.
Unexpectedly, the opponent's reaction was extremely fast. This stab did not last long. Seeing the Sword Demon's body move, he followed up with a backhand slash.
However, the Sword Demon, who could train his ghost-like hands, had good reflexes. He shrank his body nimbly and dodged this attack. Unexpectedly, Gu Fei's attack was not over. After the attack missed, he turned his body with his back facing the Sword Demon. The dagger passed from under his armpit and actually stabbed again.
At this time, the Sword Demon was still in a half-squatting state after dodging the previous attack. When Gu Fei stabbed from behind, the dagger was actually coming towards his head. At this time, it was too late to dodge. The Sword Demon was completely like an ordinary person. When he was beaten, he subconsciously raised his hand to protect his face. As a result, the dagger in his hand happened to collide with Gu Fei's stab. With a crisp sound, the Sword Demon used the force to take a few steps back, pulling away from Gu Fei.
Both of their hearts were fluctuating.
Gu Fei did not expect the opponent to be able to dodge his three attacks. These three attacks were not used casually.
"Tai Sui" — "Tail Flipping" — "Yaksha".
This was a set of dagger moves that had been tempered thousands of times. Each move was aimed at a vital point. This was also in the game. If it was in reality, Gu Fei did not dare to use these three moves easily. If he was not careful, a life could be lost just like that.
He thought it was foolproof, but he did not expect to fail. Although the guy in front of him had not practiced martial arts, he could see that his reaction was quite fast. In addition, he mainly added points in the game for agility, which was a more important factor. And because of his profession, it was obvious that his speed was above Gu Fei's. He made Gu Fei realize another problem: In reality, only he, a martial arts practitioner, could have such a high speed. But in the game, as long as the character added a point, everyone could have this speed, or even be faster than this.
Gu Fei did not expect to encounter a situation that could not happen in reality in the game. He was very happy.
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