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Chapter 626: Begin your conquest of the gravedigger, Vezha'emon!

"Are these the seven strongest races on the Shangri-La border? What's with this astonishing sense of oppression? Is this really just a game?"

The other three members of the team, Seiya had encountered Tenba's Gickwell, Sun had encountered Night Raid's Lycaon, and even Panhilgon had fought the gravedigger Vezaemon before.

But this was the first time the skipjack tuna had encountered such a unique monster on the border of Shangri-La, so as it felt the oppressive force coming towards it and its body trembling, it showed an extremely surprised expression.

“It’s amazing, isn’t it? I was also shocked by this feeling when I first met Lycaon.”

All I can say is that the engine used in the game "Shangri-La Border" is absolutely amazing.

As he said this, Sun Le, as planned, was the first to rush towards the gravedigger, Vezaemon.

Since the resurrection items at the Shangri-La border do not trigger automatically, but only take effect within a few seconds of the player's death, it would be completely unwise for them to rush at the gravedigger all at once.

Once they are wiped out, no one will be able to use the resurrection item.

Furthermore, as Panhilgon has stated, the Gravekeeper Vezaemon is a special victory-type monster; to defeat him, all they need to do is stall for time.

"Broken Wind—!"

As Sun Le charged forward, the gravedigger Vezaemon immediately went into battle mode.

And before Sun could even get close to his opponent, Vezaemon unleashed a vacuum slash with a lightning-fast Iaijutsu!
The speed of this lightning-fast Iaijutsu strike was even faster than that of the Delusion Tree Demon that Seiya and Sun had previously dealt with.

As the vacuum slash swept across, Sun Le narrowly dodged the attack with a bridge-like stance.

He quickly engaged Vezaemon in close combat, but when Sun Le's twin swords struck Vezaemon, no damage indicator appeared at all.

"Tsk, could it be another troublesome monster immune to physical attacks?"

Seeing Vezaemon, who was attacked but completely unharmed, Sun Raku instantly recalled some unpleasant memories.

"It's not physical immunity, but rather that no matter what kind of attack it is, it has no effect on Vezaemon at this stage."

Upon hearing Panshirgon's words, Seiya and Katsuo, who had not yet joined the battle, were both stunned.

The skipjack tuna looked even more astonished and asked, "What do you mean that no attack works? How are we supposed to defeat this monster?"

In response to the bonito's question, Panshirgon shook his head and said, "I am not yet clear about Vezaemon's winning conditions."

But I know that given enough time, Vezaemon will enter the next stage.

At the same moment Panhirgon finished speaking, Sun Le, the first player to enter the arena, was stabbed in the chest by Vezaemon. Even with a normal attack, Sun Le's original health bar was instantly emptied!
Unfortunately, due to the effect of "Reverse Garden," their level was suppressed to only level 50.

With a level difference of 150, even without using skills, Vezaemon's basic attack can easily take them down from full health.

Moreover, Vezaemon can not only kill someone with a single strike, but also has an extremely fast attack speed.

Although SunLe possesses reaction abilities comparable to professional players, the mental strain of spending extended periods focused on observing an opponent's movements is considerable.

If one's mind relaxes even slightly, they will face being instantly killed at full health. Seeing Sun Le being cut down with a single blow, Panshirgon was not surprised at all. Instead, he quickly had the bonito throw the resurrection item "Mermaid's Tear" at Sun Le.

"As expected of Sun Le, he actually lasted for two and a half minutes, which has broken our previous record."

Although Sun was defeated in an instant, Panhirgon was not disappointed; on the contrary, he was quite happy.

If each resurrection item lasts for 2 and a half minutes, they will have a total of 28 resurrection items, which is more than enough to defeat the gravedigger, Vezaemon.

However, Panhirgun also knew that this was simply unrealistic, because even top players and professional gamers would experience a decline in their performance over time when they were in a state of high concentration and mental tension for extended periods.

Furthermore, as the game progresses, the Gravekeeper Vezaemon's attack methods and attack speed become more frequent in his other stages.

When the "Mermaid's Tear" was accurately thrown at the newly killed Sun, the monster's aggro value changed instantly.

Vezaemon, who was originally locked in a fierce battle with Sun, also rushed to the front of Katsuo in an instant and slashed at him with his sword.

Upon seeing this, Seiya and Panshirgon immediately left the bonito's side to avoid being caught in the crossfire or attracting the monster's hatred.

This was also the battle plan that Panhilgon had come up with to defeat the gravedigger Vezaemon—a war of attrition!

Since it is known that Vezaemon is currently ineffective against any attack, then it would be pointless to send out as many people as possible.

They each went up to fight Vezaemon one-on-one, which not only allowed them to use revival items on their teammates when they died, but also gave their teammates enough time to rest.

After all, as mentioned before, even professional gamers cannot maintain a high level of focus for an extended period of time.

Of course, while this battle plan is very efficient, it also has a drawback: the people who carry out the operation must be true gaming experts.

After all, their opponent in the gauntlet battle is one of the seven strongest species in Xiangkai. If the members are too weak and are instantly killed, not only will they fail to buy enough time for the other members, but they will also waste precious resurrection items.

This is why Panshirgon only seeks out top players like Seiya.

Less than two minutes later, Skipjack Tuna was also killed by Vezaemon.

This is not to say that Skipjack's skills are inferior to Sun's, but rather that as a Qi Master, he is at a greater disadvantage than Sun in close combat.

As time went on, Vezaemon also began to use new skills in addition to the initial "Break Wind".

"Thunder Bell—!"

With his katana raised above his head, Vezaemon unleashed bolts of lightning that rained down from the sky. The more dispersed the aggro, the wider the range of the lightning attacks; players with higher aggro values ​​would be hit by more concentrated lightning strikes.

The skipjack tuna's stamina rapidly decreased due to its continuous running to avoid the lightning, so it was ultimately unable to evade Vezaemon's attack and was pierced through the body by the opponent's sword.

The moment the bonito collapsed, Seiya took out the "Mermaid Tear" and was about to throw it at it, but then quickly changed it to the "Life Elixir".

(End of this chapter)