A different world game? A different world game!

Inside the arena, the one-armed Kana plunged [Frost Lord] deep into his opponent's heart.

The phantom of the Frost Dragon loomed behind Kana, roaring furiously at the Fallen Blade Dragon, venting its millennia-long vengeful rage.

"Roar!!"

Accompanied by the dragon's roar of frost, a large amount of ice spread from the opponent's heart, and a round hole appeared on its body.

Through the cave entrance, one can clearly see the dragon's enormous, beating heart, which continues to throb powerfully even after being pierced by a sword.

Killing a level 15 Fallen Blade Dragon is no easy task.

The grudges of the Frost Dragon over thousands of years were channeled into the body of the Fallen Blade Dragon through the blade.

The ice, thick with hatred, froze and enveloped the other's heart layer by layer.

At this moment, Blade Dragon was unable to speak and could only silently endure the punishment it deserved for its past betrayal.

Its massive dragon head was raised, its blood-red eyes fixed on Kana, as if sharp, piercing blades were hidden within them.

Finally, the heart of the Fallen Blade Dragon was completely frozen, forming a beautiful ice sculpture. At the same time, the power contained in its eyes transformed into an invisible spiritual blade, piercing fiercely into Kana's chest.

However, all of this is now meaningless.

The left arm that Cana had previously severed was now burning and dissipating, having taken the brunt of the attack for him.

In this immersive instance, this move is a hidden mechanic of the Fallen Blade Dragon in the final stage.

When its life points reach zero, the spiritual blade formed from the rules it comprehends will be activated at some cost.

The player who lands the final blow will be locked in place, their health points will be depleted, and the stolen health points will be restored to the Blade Dragon, reviving it.

This resurrection ability even occurred three times, because the Fallen Blade Dragon hid an eye in its mouth, a filthy thing that grew after it fell into the abyss.

In other words, if you try to conquer the dungeon, you will see the final boss of the second phase repeatedly revive, like doing sit-ups.

There are two strategies to deal with this mechanism.

The first option is to tough it out, but every time the BOSS revives, your side will lose one combatant.

Therefore, the final blow is crucial, and it is necessary to selectively arrange for someone to deliver the final blow, and then sacrifice them as a sacrifice.

At the same time, the remaining players must deal massive damage. Only by relying on powerful output and precise teamwork can they completely eliminate the opponent and eliminate the cost of its three revenge attempts.

However, this method is extremely difficult, and only the most elite teams are capable of doing it.

After all, it's impossible that only a very few top-tier teams are capable of clearing this dungeon.

Shortly after the dungeon was released, some people found clues in the storyline from the Abyss.

By collaborating with teams that had cleared the Fallen Blade Dragon dungeon, we analyzed the items and information dropped in the dungeon one by one, and finally came up with a way to avoid the cost of death.

It turns out that a part of one's body can be used to pay this price.

This is a method of payment created by Blade Dragon based on its own understanding of the rules and the content of the Abyss Contract; it does not necessarily require sacrificing one's life.

However, each time he makes his opponent pay the price, the Blade Dragon's gaze, concealing a blade of judgment, will precisely pierce the enemy's fatal weakness, usually the heart.

Through damage transfer and cost-bearing, this cost can be paid with a part of the body.

The energy contained in one arm is far from sufficient to resurrect the Blade Dragon. Therefore, in dungeons, players bring along a player whose level doesn't meet the dungeon's highest requirement as a sacrifice. This player is below level 15, has performed a ritual to inflict the "Crippled" debuff on themselves, and has created a substitute doll constructed from runes. Thus, the so-called "sacrifice player" is born.

Back in reality, the attack methods and approaches of enemies in the game are certainly not as direct as they are in the game.

But the mechanisms, especially the most crucial ones, are undoubtedly the enemy's hidden strength.

This is a conclusion that Kana has drawn after countless battles in this world. Those deadly mechanics in the game are often the very weapons of these enemies in reality, just like the Fallen Blade Dragon's mechanic.

“Boring, tedious battle,” the Blood God said, his voice full of dissatisfaction.

He had witnessed Cana's past battles, where Cana, with his digitized body, was tireless and his combat ability was not affected even when he was attacked. That kind of frenzied fighting was what he longed for.

Unlike today's battle, where the clumsy dragon was outmaneuvered and completely failed to demonstrate its true value.

After making this assessment, the Blood God left in disappointment.

Cana didn't care about this. He and the Blood God were enemies, so why would he put on a spectacular fight for his enemy?

He had prepared for so long, naturally seeking absolute certainty. This battle was simply proceeding steadily according to the plan he had devised from the very beginning.

If the Fallen Blade Dragon hadn't been cautious and timid by nature, and if Kana hadn't been so eager to gain experience from it, Kana's meticulous planning would have been enough to ensure that this traitorous dragon died an unexplained death, or even be dealt with by the dragons who were eager for revenge.

"Hehe, I'm becoming more and more curious about you, Kana. Your ability to foresee the future surpasses that of ordinary prophets. How exactly do you glimpse the future? And what kind of future do you see? I'm very much looking forward to it."

After leaving those words, the shadow gradually dissipated.

As for the other two evil gods, they quietly departed when the battle ended.

They were watching the fight simply to see how much of an advantage Kana, their troublesome opponent, could gain in such a battle.

As they expected, Cana won too easily, paying only the price of an arm.

The Fallen Blade Dragon's dead body began to slowly dissipate, and the Blood God's blessing manifested. However, under the influence of the world's rules, everything was transformed into experience points.

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A full 180,000 experience points, exactly. These experience points filled Kana's experience bar exactly.

Under the operation of the world's rules, although most of the Blade Dragons were converted into experience points, some valuable materials still dropped.

Kana waved his hand, and all the materials floated to him.

At the same time, a realization of the rules, following the principles of the Blood God's Blessing, the regulations of the Abyss Contract, and the world's reward mechanism, flooded into Kana's mind.

This was a realization of rules that should not have existed or been manifested, but it became a reality through the combined effect of these three forces.

Because in this struggle, the loser must pay the ultimate price.

If only one side's power is at play, this understanding of the rules will vanish like smoke.

Fortunately, due to the balance of power among the three parties, it was eventually solidified and became part of the reward.

In this way, Kana "got" a Blade Dragon for free and gained a profound understanding of the rule of sharpness.

"Praise the world."

Kana exclaimed sincerely.

With the world's help, the Blade Dragon was dismantled and divided, and all the useful parts were converted into Kana's power. (End of Chapter)