The developers still haven't forgiven the players.

Chapter 137 Why are there monsters again?

Xishi Tribe.

On the largest open space, an indescribable and eerie scene is unfolding.

A dozen or so huge clay pots were scattered haphazardly beside a roaring campfire, the aroma of rice blossoms still lingering inside.

The nearly one hundred players present were neatly seated in five rows, with a Blood Qi Pill shell placed in front of each player.

The scene was quiet; all that could be seen was the players channeling their own pent-up blood energy, like an endless stream, into the Blood Energy Pills in front of them.

If a local or a player unaware of the background saw this scene, they would probably be horrified and suspect that some kind of evil ritual was taking place.

"Mmm~ That feels so good."

The springtime scenery on campus broke the tranquility. He leaned back, and the sound coming from his throat was slightly lewd, as if he was about to take off.

"Quiet down." Dog Brother sat cross-legged in front of the crowd, fully playing his role as supervisor.

As the leader among the old brothers, he naturally wouldn't keep the benefits of the Blood Qi Pill to himself.

Although there is a difference in the order, it can basically be guaranteed to be distributed equally, and the old brothers in the gang can all get the Blood Qi Pills in order.

"This is what leveling up should be like in a game!" Campus Spring Scenery lowered her voice after being reminded by Dog Bro.

He looked thoughtfully at the outer shell of the Blood Qi Pill that had naturally shattered after he had absorbed it completely.

Without a doubt, after playing for a while, you'll realize that level has the biggest impact on combat power in this game.

Before the Blood Qi Pill was invented, no matter how precious Blood Qi was, it was as ethereal as experience points in most games. Now, experience points have been solidified into a tangible entity that can be stored and traded.

If it weren't for the existence of the in-game store, in terms of player-to-player trading alone, Blood Qi Pills could replace Spirit Essence's niche.

Realizing this, Campus Spring immediately decided to stockpile Blood Qi Pills, knowing that this increased investment would definitely not be a loss!

Dog Brother didn't care what his old buddy was up to. He continued to scan the group of slaves in front of him with the same look a homeroom teacher would give.

But after a while, being a supervisor can get a bit boring.

He casually pulled up the world chat, ready to see what the players who went out to explore were talking about.

After only two seconds, he suddenly looked shocked and quickly said to his old buddies beside him, "Someone encountered a large wave of monsters in the forest east of the newbie village."

"Now?"

"How big is it?" The campus in spring light made their eyes light up.

Dog Bro choked on his words: "Watch the world channel yourself."

The monsters were discovered by new players who logged in after this update.

However, judging from the appearance description, Dog Brother and his team could tell that it was one of the Howling Clan warriors that the players had killed many of.

"Then what are we waiting for?" Meatball, holding a bone knife, suddenly stood up.

The old buddies present shared this attitude.

"Alright, let's go!"

Dog Bro didn't hesitate at all.

Leveling up with Blood Qi Pills is certainly good, but the two don't conflict. Combining them with killing monsters to level up is even more advantageous.

"Awoo~"

Led by the frenzied springtime atmosphere on campus, a dozen middle-aged people screamed in unison. There was no fear in their voices, only an extreme desire for battle, for killing, and for releasing their excess energy.

They were like a pack of wild beasts injected with stimulants, roaring as they charged out of the tribe's gates, raising dust and exuding a murderous aura wherever they went.

Xishi Village, in the dense forest on the east side, is dimly lit and covered with decaying leaves.

Nearly a hundred hunched-over, bluish-gray-skinned Howler scouts were rapidly moving through the bushes.

The bone knives in their hands were still stained with dark brown blood, and their eyes were fierce and cunning.

Yunhou did not allow his Hou Clan warriors to rest, and they appeared somewhat disheveled.

As the last few dozen soldiers of the vanguard division, they were like a pack of wounded wolves. Although they did not meet the causal law of "a desperate army will surely win," they were still deadly when they bit.

Just recently, a group of novice players ran head-on into the vanguard led by Yunhou and were immediately routed.

Players who were lucky enough to survive the first wave of attacks immediately turned and ran, which gave them the opportunity to spread the news of the monster attack through the world channel.

Unfortunately, Yunhou was clearly determined to wipe them out in order to avoid revealing his whereabouts.

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At this moment, he was leading his Howling Clan warriors in a relentless pursuit of the remaining players.

The rapid footsteps pounded the ground, sounding like a death knell to the players.

"Help! Is there a bug in the monster spawn mechanism of this game? How come monsters are running around everywhere?!"

A player with the ID "Disney Escaped Wild Boar" frantically leaped and darted among the tree roots, cursing under his breath.

He had only run a few dozen meters when the bushes behind him were violently smashed open, and more than a dozen Roaring Clan warriors with bloodshot eyes fanned out to surround him.

Yunhou charged ahead with his knife; he could only feel at ease if he took matters into his own hands.

"roar!"

The deep roar shook the leaves, causing them to fall in a rustling sound.

Yunhou looked at the stumbling and chaotic "blood prey" fleeing ahead, a hint of contempt flashing in his eyes.

These humans were pitifully weak. Although he didn't know which tribe they came from, he didn't intend to waste his time on these "blood sacrifices."

Yunhou's blood and qi were operating at near overload, like a miniature volcano erupting.

His already dominant speed suddenly increased to another level.

The distance of tens of meters was shortened to almost nothing in the blink of an eye.

The Disney wild boar glanced back warily, saw what was happening, and let out a startled cry: "Hey buddy up ahead! Don't run so fast! Wait for me!"

To Yunhou, the player's strange cry was nothing more than the prey's final lament before its death.

He pushed off with his feet, and his bluish-gray figure, like a ghost, instantly caught up with the "blood prey" that was lagging behind.

The bone knife sliced ​​through the air, creating a sharp, piercing swirl, aiming straight for the Disney boar's nape.

puff!

Blood spurted out.

The Disney wild boar didn't even have time to let out a complete scream before it was sent tumbling forward like a kite with a broken string, cleaved by the knife.

Blood gushed out of the hole in his neck, radiating outwards in a pattern as it fell onto the withered leaves on the ground.

"Another one died!"

The players running ahead turned around and saw this scene, and were so frightened that they quickened their pace even more.

It is worth mentioning that, whether intentionally or unintentionally, they did gradually approach the Xishi tribe while fleeing for their lives.

Yunhou cleaved the Disney wild boar in two with a single blow, his gaze as calm as if he had casually swatted away an annoying fly.

"Keep chasing them! Don't let anyone get away!"