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Chapter 619 Kirito, who became withdrawn after being in Versailles

To trigger "Rabbits' Invitation in Rabbit Kingdom", you need a Deadly Soul.

The so-called "Fatal Soul" is, you suspect, something that involves constantly courting death in the game, and that this unique storyline can be triggered if you gain the approval of other powerful beings.

Kirito, who had stormed into the Wenren Dojo, once again wore a mask of pain after hearing Seiya's speculation and analysis about the reception of Labitz.

The reason Kirito wanted to trigger the unique storyline was to challenge the seven strongest races.

But now Seiya tells him that the shortcut to triggering the unique storyline of the Rabits is most likely to fight the strongest species first, and then obtain their curse or recognition.

This is a vicious cycle. If he could encounter the other strongest races first, why would Kirito even need to go to Labiz?

It's precisely because there's been no clue about the strongest race that Kirito wanted to go to Rabiz, the Rabbit Country...

Moreover, the price of receiving Rabitz's hospitality was far too high.

Kirito knew about Seiya's Gickwell Curse; if he lacked two equipment slots, he would have significantly fewer stats than a normal player.

However, when Seiya showed off his "Fatal Collar" and the skill of merging that he bought from Rubitz, Kirito suddenly felt that he absolutely had to go to Rubitz!
Simply put, aside from Rabitz's abundant resources, this "deadly collar" is, in Kirito's opinion, simply too powerful!
The curses of the strongest species will always disappear after we defeat them.

But the 2.5x upgrade attribute will always be there!

Moreover, the earlier you wear this thing, the better. So now is not the time for him to level up. He must find a way to sneak into the Rabbit Kingdom of Rabitz, pass the test, and obtain the "Fatal Collar" from Seiya.

According to Seiya, the Deadly Soul doesn't necessarily require challenging the strongest species and obtaining a curse; rather, as long as one is reckless enough, there's a possibility that he could be invited by the Deadly Rabbit.

So Kirito's plan is now quite clear.

First, commit a major suicide attack, recklessly causing the Fatal Soul to explode, then be invited by Rabitz, and finally obtain the "Fatal Collar".

After obtaining the "Fatal Collar," a crazy upgrade, using 2.5 times the attribute points to fight the seven strongest species, will naturally greatly increase the chances of victory.

Full of fighting spirit, Kirito quickly rode his little motorcycle home again, ready to start his self-destructive endeavor that very night.

The following evening, when Seiya logged back in, he invited Kirito to grind monsters and level up together, but Kirito refused and chose to temporarily block Seiya's messages.

The reason is simple: Kirito is currently focused on courting death and doesn't have time to watch Seiya's various Versailles.

We agreed to go through hardships together, but my good buddy only played "Shangri-La Border" for two days and first encountered the strongest species, and then one unique storyline after another.

Now he's even got his hands on equipment comparable to divine artifacts, and his level has surpassed his.

Although I have already suffered enough blows from Seiya since I was a child.

But this time, Kirito is risking his entire life!

To avoid being affected by Seiya's incredible luck as a player, Kirito decided to temporarily stop talking to his friend!

"Fine, fine, Kirito, after getting information from me, he turned his back on me, didn't he?"
If a lucky person doesn't brag about their good fortune to their friends, what's the point of being lucky?
Building your own happiness on your best friend's suffering—that's the right way to be a "frenemy."

However, just as Seiya was about to log off and bombard his buddy with phone calls to ask what was going on with his little brother, a friend request popped up. "Seiya-nii is the best? This character ID... is that Suguha guy's..."

Has she started playing the game "Shangri-La Border" too?

Meanwhile, Suguha, who was experiencing the fragrance of incense in her room, became extremely excited when she received her friend's accepted request.

However, just as she had mentally prepared herself, spent a long time crafting a message, and was ready to invite Seiya to explore the Fragrant Bloom with her, Seiya's message arrived first.

[Suguha, I didn't expect you to start playing "Shangri-La Border" too.]

I started playing this game a few days earlier than you, and my level is now higher than yours, so I should have helped you out first.

However, I have a last-minute appointment, so I won't be able to spend time with you for the time being. Once I'm done with these next few days, I'll definitely take you to explore new areas. (￣￣)

Looking at the information in front of her, Suguha's good mood vanished instantly.

While feeling disappointed, Suguha was also quite angry, wondering who was the one who ruined her plans!

Seiya wouldn't lie; he said he had a last-minute appointment with someone else? So who could that person be?

Seiya has only been playing "Shangri-La Border" for two days, right? And he already knows people? And they're even more important than her!
"Asuna and the others have something to do lately and won't be able to play with the incense. So who is trying to steal my Seiya brother?"
Is it Kazuto's older brother? That's right! It can only be Kazuto's older brother! Honestly, he always gets in the way!

"His own love life is going through a rough patch, so he wants his adorable sister to suffer too?!"

A moment of patience brings peace, but taking a step back only makes one angrier. So Suguha quickly logged off again and went straight to find Kirito for a real-life duel.

However, Kirito, who was focused on doing all sorts of crazy things in the game, obviously didn't expect to get shot even when he was just lying down.

Seiya did indeed have a last-minute appointment, but the person who made the appointment with him was not his best friend Kirito, but Sun, a pro gamer he had only met yesterday.

The other party claimed to have information about one of the seven strongest races, the gravedigger Vezaemon, and that they were preparing to form an elite strategy team. They asked Seiya if he was interested.
Upon hearing the phrase "Seven Strongest Races," Seiya was naturally interested and immediately replied to the other party.

Sun gave him an address and said that the specific details needed to be discussed in person, and that he also needed to introduce his teammates to him.

Information and opportunities to challenge the seven strongest species of the Kaga clan are rare and hard to come by, so Seiya naturally had to temporarily refuse his neighbor's little sister, Suguha-chan, and go to meet Bird Head Bro.

The place where Sun and Seiya met was actually an underground lake, which was the leveling paradise that Panshirgon mentioned.

Because it is a hidden area, there is almost no one else here except for Panhirgon and Sun Le.

“Sun Le, the location you gave me is really hard to find. If I didn’t know you, I would suspect that you’re trying to lure me into a trap, and then…”

Upon arriving at the location, Seiya also saw Sun Raku acting as a fisherman.

He had originally intended to play a joke on Sun Le, but when he saw Pan Xiergong standing to the side with a bright red name on his head, he was instantly stunned.

Damn it, I trusted you so much, and you actually planned to betray me?
(End of this chapter)