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Chapter 614 The so-called Deadly Soul is just courting death!
After exchanging a glance, Seiya and Sun Raku instantly understood what to do next.

In order to prolong their survival time, they not only hid but also tried to keep their distance from the Delusion Tree Demon.

Under normal circumstances, physical melee classes should take the initiative to engage in close combat when facing mage-type players and monsters, but this Delusion Tree Demon is "immune to physical attacks".

With this ability that almost completely counters them, close combat is meaningless for the Delusion Tree Demon.

So all they can do is try to keep their distance from the other party, giving themselves more time to react.

After all, there is a difference between casting magic at point-blank range and casting it from a distance.

The opponent started with zero frames, and it wasn't a super-speed spell. The farther the spell traveled, the longer their reaction time would be.

After deciding to defeat the Delusion Tree Demon instead of merely surviving for ten minutes to pass the test, Seiya and Sun Raku's actions also began to change.

Instead of actively keeping their distance from the Delusion Tree Demon, they started showing off various maneuvers right up close.

Leaving aside the Ice Spike magic of the Delusion Tree Demon, the fireballs it releases and the constantly moving thunderstorms on the ground both have tracking capabilities.

Watching Seiya and his companion dodge magic while constantly closing in on the Tree Demon, Rabbit Boss, puffing out a puff of white smoke from his pipe, said, "Those two brats are quite interesting."

On the other side, Emre and Bilak, two rabbits, were unaware of what Seiya and the others were planning to do.

But Emre exclaimed in surprise, "Mr. Sun and the others' Deadly Souls are amazing!"

Hearing Emul's shout, Seiya, who still had the energy to focus on other things, was clearly stunned for a moment.

He now roughly had a good idea of ​​what the "Fatal Soul" that Fatal Rabbit and his friends kept talking about really was.

The so-called "deadly spirit" is probably not a power of courting death; the more reckless they play, the stronger the deadly spirit becomes.

That's right, Seiya and Sun's idea was simple: to use movement to lure the tracking magic of the Delusion Tree Demon to the other's location.

The Delusion Tree Demon is of a very high level, but it doesn't seem to have much AI.

As Sun Le charged towards the Delusion Tree Demon with the fireball close behind him, he leaped into the air again, causing the fireball to strike the Delusion Tree Demon directly. At the same time, the Delusion Tree Demon roared in anger amidst the orange-red flames.

And just as the fire magic dissipated, Seiya, on the other side, followed closely behind with Thunderstorm.

The opponent was an overpowered level 120 monster, but the attack he took was also a magic attack released by the same level 120 monster, so the effect was remarkable.

But just as Seiya and Sun were watching the other's health bar drop and preparing to repeat the process to kill this monster that was originally impossible to defeat, the Tree Demon of Delusion began to change its attack pattern!

"Although he turned into a monster because of his own obsession, he was still a magician from the Age of Gods, and his body still retained the experience of fighting alongside others."

It must be said that Rabbit Boss did appreciate Seiya and Sun's actions, but to think that they could defeat the Delusion Tree Demon by using such methods was somewhat disrespectful.

"Since the previous methods are no longer working, let's try a different approach."

"After all, we're not like him; even our heads have turned to wood." The Tree Demon began to change its attack method, using magic without tracking ability, while Seiya once again launched the grappling hook from his gauntlets, which wrapped around the Tree Demon's body.

While immune to physical attacks, it's not completely immune to crowd control. The realistic physics engine, like that in "Shangri-La Frontier," is one of the game's unique features.

As the grappling hook chain in Seiya's hand snapped straight, Seiya, using his arms to exert force, dragged the Delusion Tree Demon up and shook the chain, causing it to smash into the magic that was originally attacking Sun Le.

If the size of the Tree Demon is as enormous as some regional bosses, then even if Xiang Kai has a near-realistic physics engine, Seiya probably still wouldn't be able to pull it.

However, the stubborn and delusional tree demon seemed to have originally been transformed from a human, and its body was neither large nor heavy.

So, under Seiya's violent pull, the opponent was directly thrown towards the magic that Seiya had originally released.

When Sun Le saw Seiya's move, his eyes lit up with surprise. He never expected that it could be played like that.

After taking the magic with its face once again, the Tree Demon's health bar had entered the final danger zone.

But soon, he also used his staff to release a wind blade, cutting the hooks that Seiya was using to entangle him.

"Damn it, it was so close!"

Looking at the Delusion Tree Demon, which was now only a sliver of health remaining, Sun Le's face showed a hint of resentment.

Seiya's grappling hook and chain had been cut, meaning that they could no longer repeat what they had just done.

Even if the opponent is left with only a sliver of health, they are completely helpless against an opponent who is immune to physical attacks.

If Sun Le had known he would encounter enemies here, he should have asked Bilac to prepare an equipment with a grappling hook for him. Why did he have to play with dual swords?
“Sun Le, it’s not over yet. Don’t you have the plunder skill and can take his staff?”
Now is the perfect time to use it!

Upon hearing Seiya's words, Sun Le also looked puzzled. He really didn't understand what the point was of still trying to seize the staff from the Demon Tree at this point.

"Take a close look, where is the Delusion Tree Demon now?"

Only after Seiya's reminder did Sun Le realize that because he had been thrown away by Seiya and had taken his magic in the face, the Delusion Tree Demon was now blasted into the air.

In the "Shangri-La Border", both monsters and players can cause fall damage!
Furthermore, fall damage is not a specific numerical value, but rather a percentage of total health.

In other words, if the Delusion Tree Demon were to fall from the sky at this moment, its remaining health would not be enough to sustain it!
However, the Tree Demon can use magic, and if it uses magic as a buffer, then the falling damage will be negated.

That's why Seiya had him use the Plunder skill on the Tree Demon at this moment, so that he, having lost his staff, could no longer use magic.

Seeing Seiya clasp his hands together and crouch slightly, Sun Raku instantly understood and rushed towards him.

Just as Sun stepped on Seiya's palm, the latter exerted force with his arm and lifted him into the air.

Using his strength and jumping ability, Sun Le leaped in front of the Delusion Tree Demon and kicked the staff out of the Delusion Tree Demon's hand!
(End of this chapter)