Simultaneous travel: invincible from the beginning of the anime!

Chapter 597 The Seven Strongest Unique Monsters?

"It doesn't necessarily mean I have to play this game called 'Shangri-La Border' with you, right?"
"Don't you know quite a few people now, and they're all experts in virtual games?"

Kirito, who suffers from social anxiety, actually had almost no friends in the real world before.

But he also made many friends in games like SAO and GGO.

Although SAO stumped many players for two years, those who survived the challenge are now undoubtedly among the best in the gaming world.

After all, the two-year experience of the death game was no joke; once a character died, it was a real death.

Having been able to navigate the high-pressure environment and constantly be at the forefront of SAO, players have developed amazing focus and operational skills over the past two years.

For those survivors of the SAO strategy group, all future virtual games will truly just be games.

After all, those who have truly struggled on the brink of death have experienced an extremely long infiltration period, something that ordinary virtual game players cannot comprehend.

"I actually asked Asuna for help, but it seems that her parents have been forcing her to take some elite courses recently, so she has no time to play games at all."

As for Shino, she's a gun-themed game player, but the game "Shangri-La Frontier" is set in a world of swords and magic.

Besides Seiya, Kirito had naturally asked other people for help before.

After all, the special monsters in the "Shangri-La Border" are not something that one or two people can defeat, so the more strong people the better.

Team-based combat is unrealistic, but at least we can assemble an elite squad, which would greatly increase our chances of winning.

"Besides Asuna and Sinon, aren't there Klein, Agil, and the others?"

And have you forgotten that Leafa is also a very powerful Elf Swordsman in ALO?

Upon hearing Seiya mention herself, Suguha put her hands on her hips and proudly puffed out her chest.

He looked at Kirito with an expression that said, "If you ask me for help, I might just help you."

But to everyone's surprise, Suguha soon heard not her good-for-nothing brother's pleading, but his regretful and disdainful words: "Suguha, it's undeniable that she's a skilled player in ALO, but when it comes to challenging Kaname's unique monsters, heh..."

Before Kirito could finish speaking, his rather effeminate face had already taken a direct elbow strike from Suguha, and his body flew straight away.

"You idiot, Kazuto-nii, even if you beg me now, I won't help you. I'm going to prepare dinner for Seiya-nii."

Seiya looked on with sympathy as Kirito was sent flying by Suguha's elbow. Since the Death Gun incident, Suguha has been practicing kendo even more diligently every day.

In the game, Suguha might not be a match for Kirito, but in the real world, Seiya estimates that Suguha could easily take on three or five Kiritos by herself.

"Has Suguha gotten stronger again? Seriously, she's already this strong, why does she keep training every day? Will anyone dare to marry her in the future?"
"Seiya, I still think Asuna and Sinon are a better match for you. Suguha is completely unsuitable."

As Suguha entered the kitchen, upon hearing Kirito's whispered words to Seiya, she added a lot of pungent ingredients to Kirito's dish with a ferocious expression.

"It's not your fault for underestimating Suguha. I've always thought Suguha was very gentle, even a model of a virtuous wife and loving mother."

In some ways, she might even be a better fit as a mother than Asuna or Sinon. At least if Suguha were the mother, the child wouldn't need formula or anything like that, right?

The girl, who was eavesdropping, looked down at her chest and blushed.

Then she looked at the dishes she had prepared and very naturally put all the fried shrimp from Kirito's dish into Seiya's portion, arranging them in a heart shape.

"You annoying Kazuto-nii, how dare you talk bad about me in front of Seiya-nii! I'll make you cry yourself to sleep in the bathroom tonight!"

The girl was treating the lovingly prepared dishes and the disastrous ones differently in the kitchen, a fact unknown to Seiya and Kirito.

However, after helping Kirito up from the ground, Seiya looked at him seriously and asked, "That unique monster in the 'Shangri-La Border,' which you just mentioned, is it really as strong as you say?"

As more and more Seiya appears in the "Heart Collection" room, Seiya is becoming stronger and stronger.

For Seiya, who was practically invincible in this world, the monotonous life sometimes felt rather boring.

In the real world, he certainly wouldn't be able to find anyone who could fight him.

Even in the virtual game world, because of his superhuman senses and reflexes, he can almost always beat all other players, even if their stats are similar.

Because being invincible for so long was too lonely, Seiya had to admit that when he heard Kirito say that the so-called strongest type of unique monster was incredibly powerful in terms of both mechanics and settings, he was indeed somewhat interested.

He's so powerful that he's practically unmatched in real life; the only way for him to experience the thrill of combat is through virtual games.

“Very strong! Didn’t you ask me before why I didn’t call Klein and Agil?
In fact, I had invited them before, and they had already been playing the game "Shangri-La Border" for a while.

Furthermore, they had already encountered one of the seven unique monsters before this, and according to Klein and his companions, the unique monsters of the "Shangri-La Border" were even stronger than the floor bosses of special floors in SAO!

In SAO, Aincrad has 100 floors, and each floor has a floor boss.

However, the difficulty of defeating these floor bosses varies.

Among them, the most difficult are the special floors every 25 floors, where the floor bosses have strength that surpasses that of the regular floor bosses.

Back then, every time we tried to conquer these special floors, the entire team would suffer heavy casualties.

Kirito, however, says that the unique monsters in the "Shangri-La Border" have even more incredible mechanics and are more difficult to defeat, which piques Seiya's interest.

"No, I even suspect that the unique monsters that Klein and the others saw didn't actually use all their skills and mechanics."

After all, Klein and his dozen or so companions, who formed the "Wind, Forest, Fire, and Mountain" team, couldn't even last a minute against that unique monster they encountered before being completely wiped out.

That's why I wanted to come and ask you for help, and also why I felt that Suguha probably couldn't be of any help.

So-called unique monsters, which are so powerful and considered unbeatable, must possess special mechanics. Simply relying on numerical superiority to defeat them is virtually impossible.

(End of this chapter)