Simultaneous travel: invincible from the beginning of the anime!

Chapter 637 The Three Giants of Shangri-La's Developers
To prevent Jikuri from creating a mess, some monsters have always been designed that players simply cannot defeat.

So, the other black-haired beauty, Tenchijin, wearing a white lab coat, is the executive producer of Kaori. Her job is to adjust the difficulty of Despair in Kurisu Genesis to balance the game.

Because of their conflicting beliefs, the two often argue like kindergarten children.

Whenever the two of them started arguing, the propaganda minister would act as a peacemaker, but he would always get so angry that he would have stomach aches, so he always had stomach medicine on hand.

"I simply set the difficulty level of the unique monsters in a reasonable direction."

Because according to your original setting, unique monsters are simply impossible to defeat.

Faced with the accusations of Jikuri Creation, Tenchijin argued her case rationally, and as the executor of the game, her adjustment of the difficulty of the game monsters was entirely reasonable.

In fact, the current settings and mechanics of the seven strongest species are already quite outrageous.

"Then, Miss Tenchizuki, tell me, why was the Gravekeeper Vezaremon, who can only be romanced in the late game, defeated so quickly?"

Seeing that the verbal exchange between Kyuuri Sosei and Tenchijin had escalated into a physical fight, Mokuto Yoshikage, enduring his stomach pain, took some stomach medicine and quickly stepped forward to persuade them to stop.

"Kurisu, calm down. Wasn't the adjustment of the difficulty of the unique monsters ultimately agreed upon by all three of us?"
Furthermore, I don't think there's anything wrong with adjusting the difficulty of Tenchijin. The game has been out for so long, but no one has been able to defeat the unique monsters before, which proves this point, doesn't it?

I've already researched the information on the players who want to defeat Vezha'emon, the Gravekeeper.

Furthermore, it was discovered that, apart from Panshirgong, the other three game accounts were all recently registered by Xiangkai.

In other words, the problem wasn't with the gravedigger Vezar'emon, but with those players, who were clearly not ordinary people.

As the three leaders who manage the "Shangri-La Border," no one knows the seven unique monsters better than them.

Was Veszaemon, the gravedigger, weak? Not at all!
Even among the seven strongest species, the Gravekeeper Vezhaemon should be considered one of the stronger ones.

After all, according to their original estimates, players in Xiangkai would only be qualified to challenge the seven strongest species after reaching level 200.

However, the Gravekeeper Vezaemon's special skill "Reverse Garden" can force players to stay at level 50.

With this ability, Vezaemon can instantly kill any number of players he faces.

It features two phases of invincibility, a final phase of the "Heavenly Demon Roar" skill that instantly kills the entire field, the "Sunny Day Conquest" skill with no usage restrictions, and extremely demanding winning conditions.

All of these mechanisms combined make the Gravekeeper Vezha'emon an absolutely invincible nightmare even for a level 200 player.

Suppression levels and tactical units like Qilin are manageable, but the most demanding aspect of defeating the Gravekeeper, Vezaemon, is the victory condition.

To defeat the gravedigger Vezaemon, the winning condition is to break his "Great Conquest of Sunny Day".

The battle will only end if all players are still alive after the start of the Great Sunny Day Expedition.

If all players survive the Sunshine Crusade after it ends, but use resurrection items, then Vezaemon will start the Sunshine Crusade again from the beginning, and the cycle will continue indefinitely.

If the entire crew doesn't survive the "Great Conquest of Clear Skies," even a low-health Vezaemon won't fall; he'll continue fighting. This victory mechanism was so absurd that Tsugukuri Sosei and Tenchizuki argued about it for a long time.

Ultimately, it seems that Jikuri Genesis realized he had gone too far, so he backed down and added a durability mechanism to the weapon of the Gravekeeper, Vezaemon.

In other words, as long as there are enough revival items, even if Vezaemon keeps using "Sunny Day Great Conquest" in the final stage, his weapon will eventually give out.

As long as the player can survive until Vezaemon's weapon breaks and all members survive, the mission is considered a success.

However, the rewards will naturally be significantly reduced, and you can forget about getting Vezaemon's equipment and skills.

Of the seven strongest races, according to their original settings, the one most likely to be defeated should be "Ketand, the Lord of the Abyss".

However, the strongest of the seven strongest species, "Vezhaemon the Gravekeeper," was defeated before Ktanid of the Abyss.

Furthermore, the way the opponent defeated "Gravekeeper Vezaemon" was not by using any tricks, but by using the highest difficulty level strategy!
"Wenren Swordsmanship Dojo, Sun Music, Added Skipjack Tuna, and Panshirgon?"
I've memorized these guys' names; they somehow managed to disrupt my rhythm..."

Before Jikuri could finish speaking, Tenchijin reached out and tapped her on the head.

"Don't do anything reckless! They defeated Vezaemon using normal tactics and didn't exploit any loopholes."

Because Vezaemon was defeated, suddenly increasing the strength of other unique monsters is something that the childish Kuri Souji could totally do.

"What? I wouldn't do anything that outrageous. I'm just quite interested in them."

Furthermore, I just used my administrator privileges to take a look at their game data and discovered that, in addition to Vezaemon, they are also connected with Gickwell, Lucaon, and Vaisyas.

Isn't this incredibly interesting? There are only seven of the strongest species in the entire Shangri-La border region, and they've only been playing in Shangri-La for a short time, yet they've already made contact with more than half of them.

At the same time, Seiya and his group, who were clearly unaware that they had already attracted the attention of the three giants of Xiangkai Management, met at a hotel according to the address given by Panshirgon.

"Hey, Panhirgun, your level is almost catching up with ours, huh? So you were humanely destroyed because you committed such heinous crimes?"

When they first met Panshirgon, the skipjack tuna noticed that the other party, who was originally much higher in rank than them, had now dropped to about the same level as them, so they couldn't help but tease him.

"Hmph, how could those idiots possibly kill me? I just didn't want to live anymore, and I even tricked them before I died."

"Speaking of Sun Le, where's he? He's always late!"

"As for Birdhead and Emre, we think we ran into him on the road earlier."

However, since it seemed like quite a few people were following him, we didn't go over to say hello.

Almost at the same time that Birac finished speaking, a panting Sun Le finally pushed open the door and entered with Emre.

Emre, who was perched on Sun's shoulder, still looked terrified, muttering repeatedly that it was too scary.

(End of this chapter)