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After taking 27 points of damage, he lost another 20-plus points of health, leaving him with only 30-plus points of health.

His "Mantra" has already reached nine layers. Once "Devotion" is triggered in the next round, he will immediately enter a divine state.

He thought to himself, "I must get my revenge next time!"

However, in the fourth round, Ye Fei pulled out the 'whistle' card that he had kept until now—

"Whistle" deals 33 damage and stuns the target for 1 turn. Costs resources.

"You think I can't keep my word?" Ye Fei thought to himself as he played the 'Whistle' card.

The stun effect of one round interrupted his "divinity" in the next round.

Killer sat in front of the computer, his face darkening.

The opponent will be stunned in the next round, and the stacks of Mantra will be reset to zero. Nothing you do will help; you can only defend.

It's like he saved up three rounds of mantras, all of which were wasted, and he has to start saving them all over again.

He still had to defend against 33 points of damage this round. He looked at the "Prayer" and "Prostration" cards in his hand that he couldn't play, and his fingers trembled with anger.

However, I could only helplessly use a "Mental Shield+" and "Deceive Reality" to defend, which provided a total of 28 points of block, but I still took 5 points of damage.

He originally thought that this malfunctioning robot would become increasingly ineffective in the future.

In the fifth and sixth rounds, Ye Fei's offensive not only did not weaken, but increased instead, becoming more and more courageous.

He was stunned. He had never seen a robot like this before and had no idea how to fight it.

Little did they know, Ye Fei was employing an offensive tactic this time. He removed several low-quality defensive cards and had an extremely high density of offensive cards, allowing him to deal damage almost every round.

The three cloned "Claw Strike+" cards, along with "Adaptive Strike," "Disturbing," "Scraping," and "Beam Ray," were unleashed in succession, like a rolling cannon.

Not only does it continuously output damage, but its power also increases with each hit, resulting in ever-increasing damage.

Taking advantage of his first move, Ye Fei dominated his opponent from the very beginning, giving him no chance to breathe.

In the seventh round, Ye Fei drew two more "Claw Strike+" cards. He used the first card twice, dealing 18+21 damage, and the second card dealt 24 damage.

It costs 0 mana and deals 63 damage!

He drew another "Scrape" card and then another "Claw Strike+" card, dealing 24 damage. Combined with the 7 damage from "Scrape", he dealt a total of 94 damage!

Killer was completely defenseless. His second round of divine power hadn't even entered before his health bar collapsed.

The spectator falls down, and the settlement page pops up:

"victory!"

Kills +1

Points +48

Xingyuan pressed his face against the screen, his blood boiling with excitement. He had never imagined that a small "claw strike" could have such power.

Previously, this was a card he looked down upon, considered to have a very low value.

After seeing Ye Fei, his opinion changed.

"Too strong, too strong, too strong!" Xingyuan shoved Ye Fei's shoulders back and forth.

"What kind of playing style is that? Can you teach me?"

Ye Fei remained calm, showing no sign of victory, and replied, "No."

"While it's a fun game, it's too reliant on luck. I don't want to teach something so unpredictable."

Only then did he realize that the opponents he had just faced seemed to be quite strong.

He turned to Xingyuan and asked:

"Who were those people I just hit?"

Xingyuan sighed and blurted out:

"The first game was with a Japanese ID called 'King of Bones,' who played the Necromancer."

"The second one was a malfunctioning bot, an American player, whose ID was 'Lil Ca$h'."

"The third game, the one right now, is played by someone with the ID 'Defect Killer,' who is a Chinese observer."

Ye Fei was somewhat surprised: "How do you have such a good memory? How can you remember things so clearly?"

Xingyuan sighed again:

"Because the first two names are from very famous streamers on YouTube..."

The second half of the sentence came out to him: "Malfunctioning robot killer," a name that was too unique and easy to remember.

"I see." Ye Fei thought to himself, "It doesn't seem much different from other players."

Looking at Ye Fei's nonchalant expression, Xing Yuan was speechless, thinking to himself, "Of course an elephant wouldn't feel anything if it stepped on an ant."

Little did he know that any one of these unintentional victories of his would be enough to warrant its own dedicated channel on YouTube.

"Fine, fine, if you won't teach me, I'll figure it out myself." Xingyuan pulled up a chair, opened the previous recording, and began to study Ye Fei's deck construction.

Ye Fei sat back down in his seat, returned to his account, sighed softly, and thought:

"Treasure hunting is still the most fun."

On YouTong Video Network, a blogger from Japan, known for their Japanese culture, had over 10 viewers watching their live stream.

A man wearing a skull mask stands on a screen displaying a bright "Defeat" message.

He is "King of Bones", a blogger with millions of followers on YouTube, and a top-tier Necromancer player who consistently ranks among the top three on the global leaderboard.

With over a thousand games of experience and an outstanding record, he is known by fans as "Skeleton Immortal" and "the god of bone gamers".

He was yelling at the camera at that moment.

"How dare you!" He slammed his hand on the table, causing the water glasses on it to jump.

"Who exactly is this Korean guy called 'Sumyum'?"

The comments scrolled rapidly:

"Lord Ainz, please calm down. There are many skilled fighters in Korea. Perhaps you've encountered a professional."

"Are you implying... I'm not a master?"

The voice of "King of Bones" became even sharper, scaring the commenter into silence.

The voice of "King of Bones" became even sharper, scaring the commenter into silence.

Another comment appeared:

"I just checked, and there are no IDs with similar or identical names in the Korean occupational list, so it's most likely an alias."

"King of Bones" said "How can this be stopped?" through gritted teeth, staring fiercely at the screen.

"Oh no! The Bone King is going to get angry again," a comment floated across the screen.

"Sigh, someone else is going to suffer again."

Longtime viewers of the live stream know that this "Bone King" has a routine:

He gets angry easily, for reasons including but not limited to: drawing bad cards, not getting the cards he wanted, encountering a bad hand...

Even winning in a way that isn't satisfying can trigger "anger".

Some are acting, some are real, but they are sometimes real and sometimes fake, making it difficult to tell the difference.

And after each time he gets angry, in order to vent his anger, he will use the most humiliating methods to torture the next opponent.

That's why his live streams are so entertaining. What viewers look forward to most every day is seeing him "get angry."

This time, however, he didn't seem to be acting.

"The Lord of the Bone is really angry this time!"

"There's another show to watch."

Let's see which opponent is going to be unlucky.

The "King of Bones" glared angrily, clicked "match" again, and the icon on the screen spun a few times before a successful match notification popped up.

Opponent ID: 'Shacky'.

Nationality: Dragon Country

Character: Necromancer

He's also a necromancer!

The live chat exploded instantly:

"They're even in the same industry?"

"Hahaha, this Chinese guy is about to get into trouble!"

"He just happened to be someone who plays with bones, and then he ran into Ainz Ooal Gown. He's really in trouble now."

"Long live Lord Ainz! Torture this dragon-countryman mercilessly!"

Upon seeing this page, "King of Bones" let out a cold laugh, veins bulging on his forehead.

And since he was wearing a skull mask, a chilling aura emanated from the screen.

"Die." He clicked confirm.

Another comment appeared:

"I just checked, and there are no IDs with similar or identical names in the Korean occupational list, so it's most likely an alias."

"King of Bones" said "How can this be stopped?" through gritted teeth, staring fiercely at the screen.

"Oh no! The Bone King is going to get angry again," a comment floated across the screen.

"Sigh, someone else is going to suffer again."

Longtime viewers of the live stream know that this "Bone King" has a routine:

He gets angry easily, for reasons including but not limited to: drawing bad cards, not getting the cards he wanted, encountering a bad hand...

Even winning in a way that isn't satisfying can trigger "anger".

Some are acting, some are real, but they are sometimes real and sometimes fake, making it difficult to tell the difference.

And after each time he gets angry, in order to vent his anger, he will use the most humiliating methods to torture the next opponent.

That's why his live streams are so entertaining. What viewers look forward to most every day is seeing him "get angry."

This time, however, he didn't seem to be acting.

"The Lord of the Bone is really angry this time!"

"There's another show to watch."

Let's see which opponent is going to be unlucky.

The "King of Bones" glared angrily, clicked "match" again, and the icon on the screen spun a few times before a successful match notification popped up.

Opponent ID: 'Shacky'.

Nationality: Dragon Country

Character: Necromancer

He's also a necromancer!

The live chat exploded instantly:

"They're even in the same industry?"

"Hahaha, this Chinese guy is about to get into trouble!"

"He just happened to be someone who plays with bones, and then he ran into Ainz Ooal Gown. He's really in trouble now."

"Long live Lord Ainz! Torture this dragon-countryman mercilessly!"

Upon seeing this page, "King of Bones" let out a cold laugh, veins bulging on his forehead.

And since he was wearing a skull mask, a chilling aura emanated from the screen.

"Die." He clicked confirm.

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"I just checked, and there are no IDs with similar or identical names in the Korean occupational list, so it's most likely an alias."

"King of Bones" said "How can this be stopped?" through gritted teeth, staring fiercely at the screen.

"Oh no! The Bone King is going to get angry again," a comment floated across the screen.

"Sigh, someone else is going to suffer again."

Longtime viewers of the live stream know that this "Bone King" has a routine:

He gets angry easily, for reasons including but not limited to: drawing bad cards, not getting the cards he wanted, encountering a bad hand...

Even winning in a way that isn't satisfying can trigger "anger".

Some are acting, some are real, but they are sometimes real and sometimes fake, making it difficult to tell the difference.

And after each time he gets angry, in order to vent his anger, he will use the most humiliating methods to torture the next opponent.

That's why his live streams are so entertaining. What viewers look forward to most every day is seeing him "get angry."

This time, however, he didn't seem to be acting.

"The Lord of the Bone is really angry this time!"

"There's another show to watch."

Let's see which opponent is going to be unlucky.

The "King of Bones" glared angrily, clicked "match" again, and the icon on the screen spun a few times before a successful match notification popped up.

Opponent ID: 'Shacky'.

Nationality: Dragon Country

Character: Necromancer

He's also a necromancer!

The live chat exploded instantly:

"They're even in the same industry?"

"Hahaha, this Chinese guy is about to get into trouble!"

"He just happened to be someone who plays with bones, and then he ran into Ainz Ooal Gown. He's really in trouble now."

"Long live Lord Ainz! Torture this dragon-countryman mercilessly!"

Upon seeing this page, "King of Bones" let out a cold laugh, veins bulging on his forehead.

And since he was wearing a skull mask, a chilling aura emanated from the screen.

"Die." He clicked confirm.

Another comment appeared:

"I just checked, and there are no IDs with similar or identical names in the Korean occupational list, so it's most likely an alias."

"King of Bones" said "How can this be stopped?" through gritted teeth, staring fiercely at the screen.

"Oh no! The Bone King is going to get angry again," a comment floated across the screen.

"Sigh, someone else is going to suffer again."

Longtime viewers of the live stream know that this "Bone King" has a routine:

He gets angry easily, for reasons including but not limited to: drawing bad cards, not getting the cards he wanted, encountering a bad hand...

Even winning in a way that isn't satisfying can trigger "anger".

Some are acting, some are real, but they are sometimes real and sometimes fake, making it difficult to tell the difference.

And after each time he gets angry, in order to vent his anger, he will use the most humiliating methods to torture the next opponent.

That's why his live streams are so entertaining. What viewers look forward to most every day is seeing him "get angry."

This time, however, he didn't seem to be acting.

"The Lord of the Bone is really angry this time!"

"There's another show to watch."

Let's see which opponent is going to be unlucky.

The "King of Bones" glared angrily, clicked "match" again, and the icon on the screen spun a few times before a successful match notification popped up.

Opponent ID: 'Shacky'.

Nationality: Dragon Country

Character: Necromancer

He's also a necromancer!

The live chat exploded instantly:

"They're even in the same industry?"

"Hahaha, this Chinese guy is about to get into trouble!"

"He just happened to be someone who plays with bones, and then he ran into Ainz Ooal Gown. He's really in trouble now."

"Long live Lord Ainz! Torture this dragon-countryman mercilessly!"

Upon seeing this page, "King of Bones" let out a cold laugh, veins bulging on his forehead.

And since he was wearing a skull mask, a chilling aura emanated from the screen.

"Die." He clicked confirm.