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Chapter 630: SAO's switching tactics are still effective in Xiang Kai.
In the second phase, the Gravekeeper Vezaemon is still immune to all damage, but only Vezaemon is immune to damage; his tactical horse, Qilin, does not have this mechanism.

Due to the level difference, the "Roarer" bombarded Qilin this time, triggering both "armor penetration" and "knockback" abnormal attributes simultaneously.

The "armor-piercing" effect directly destroyed Qilin's thick steel armor plates, while the "knockback" effect knocked Qilin and his rider, Vezaemon, back more than ten meters.

Panshirgun and Skipjack were stunned by what they saw on the field.

They had just witnessed firsthand just how monstrous Vezaemon's strength was, riding on his steed.

However, the group of sukiyaki and the others did not expect that Seiya and Sun Raku would actually use the same switching method they had just used to defend against the continuous attacks of Vezaemon and Kirin.

That's right, the "switching" combat method that Seiya and Sun just used is actually a combat method often used when facing floor bosses in SAO.

When facing a boss monster with a panel size several times larger than the player's, it's normal for the player to be suppressed when fighting it one-on-one.

Especially when facing powerful monsters that launch continuous attacks or have special mechanics, even the most skilled player will sometimes make mistakes.

At this point, "switching" tactics becomes very important.

When a teammate is in trouble, other players can forcibly attract the monster's aggro by attacking or blocking attacks, thus achieving the goal of switching sides.

Of course, to use this strategy, players must have comparable skills and a certain level of teamwork. Otherwise, they will not only fail to help their teammates, but may even cause the entire team to be wiped out by hindering them.

"Thunder Bell—!"

As Qilin was repelled by Seiya, Vezaemon raised his long sword again and unleashed a lightning attack that lasted for five seconds.

Because Seiya and Sun Raku were standing too close together, and all the hatred was directed at them, the lightning enveloping them was so dense that it was almost impossible to dodge.

Seeing the lightning bolts sweeping towards him, Seiya, thinking that he could save as many as possible, kicked Sun Raku in the waist.

Sun Raku, who was kicked away by Seiya, had his health drop to a dangerous level, but at least he escaped the lightning strike.

However, Seiya, who was completely bathed in lightning and whose stamina was already exhausted, was unlucky; his health bar was almost instantly emptied.

Fortunately, when Seiya kicked Sun, the latter also threw a revival item at Seiya.

Just as Seiya was resurrecting on the spot, Sun, who had been crippled by Seiya's kick, reached the critical health threshold and also met the conditions for using special skills such as "Blood War" and "Beast Blood Boiling" when he was low on health.

Sun Yue, whose stats were off the charts, replaced the "Lake Swamp Short Sword" with the "Rabbit Moon Twin Strings" and began to unleash his most powerful skills and weapons.

"Deadly Blade Technique: Moon Mirror of Water!"

As Sun Yue swung his black and white twin swords into the air, an "X" shaped slash suddenly shot out from the space beside Qi Lin and struck the area where Seiya had just broken through the armor.

"Slide step!"

The Qilin, damaged by the Water Mirror Moon, let out a neigh, and Sun Le quickly used his high-speed movement skill to dash in front of the opponent.

During his charge, he swiftly switched the twin halberds of the Rabbit Moon into a knight's greatsword, and with a leap, he thrust once more at the spot where Qilin's armor had been breached.

"Burning Thrust—!"

"Click——!"

With a shattering sound, a nearly two-meter-long two-handed knight's longsword, almost half its blade embedded in Qilin's forehead, instantly turning it into a "unicorn." But just as Sun Le completed this attack, Vezaemon reacted immediately, using the smoke-filled hand of Nyudoun to crush the helpless Sun Le to death.

Seeing Sun Raku killed by Vezaemon's slap, Seiya could only throw another revival item at him.

If Vezaemon had used "Broken Wind" just now, Seiya could have stepped forward to help Sun Raku parry and switch to the new technique.

Unfortunately, "Entering the Cloud" is more like a magical attack, and it is impossible to defend against.

If Seiya were to step forward, he would ultimately be killed along with Sun.

Sun Le, who has been resurrected, has to temporarily withdraw from the battle because all of his skills are on cooldown.

He then looked at Panshirgon and Bonito, who were still in a daze, and said, "What are you two still standing there for? My main combat skills are now on cooldown."

Even if Seiya is strong, he can't keep fighting Vezaemon indefinitely. Once his stamina runs out, you'll have to do what I just did and coordinate with him."

Actually, even without Sun's reminder, Panshirgon and Bonito were already planning to do the same.

Their initial surprise stemmed from the fact that they hadn't expected Seiya and Sun to come up with such a battle plan.

What's even more unexpected is that Seiya's actions and reactions were so abnormal that he even withstood most of Vezaemon's pressure.

This battle plan seems entirely feasible at the moment, after all, Seiya and Sun Raku have only lasted for nearly three minutes before using two resurrection items.

Each phase of Veza's mission lasts ten minutes. If the two resurrection items can last for three minutes, they still have plenty of resources at hand.

Of course, there is a difficulty in this operation, which is how long Seiya, who mainly bears most of the pressure from Vezaemon, can maintain his mental strength.

They had just witnessed Seiya's coordinated attack with Sun, and Sun was almost instantly defeated after a single burst of attacks. It was mainly Seiya who withstood a large number of Vezaemon's normal attacks and managed to hold his own against him.

"Given the current situation, we can only trust Seiya."

Moreover, Vezaemon will not be harmed, but his steed, Qilin, can be defeated.

When you go up and switch with Seiya, try to deal as much damage as possible to Qilin.

If the steed is destroyed, then Vezaemon will be back to being without a horse.

Sun's words immediately made Panshirgon and Bonito's eyes light up, and they understood why Seiya and Sun had taken the risks to get close to Vezaemon.

"Sun Le, I never expected you to come up with such an effective strategy in such a short time."

As the team's strategist, Panhirgun smiled again and even praised Sun Le, which was a rare occurrence for him.

You should know that she had thought about the battle plan for a long time in order to defeat Vezaemon and defeat Qilin one by one.

"No, this battle plan, including that switching tactics, was all told to me by Seiya."

According to him, he and his friends used to do this when tackling difficult game bosses.

(End of this chapter)