Act Five was still ongoing. Xu Lang killing the Apocalypse Fighter Jets did not an the ga could end early.
Moreover, Xu Lang felt the Mad King Building still had bigger traps waiting.
Putting late-ga bosses aside, the early and mid stages of the Mad King Building’s ga levels were already pretty twisted, and since this was the first battle after the community ford, Xu Lang didn’t believe the Mad King Building wouldn’t pull sothing.
The advantage now was that everyone no longer had to fight outside; they could retreat back to their dorms.
No matter how strong a player was, they could not fight indefinitely away from their dorm.
For example, if every player used all their resources to power themselves up, when a monster tide hit, one wave could wipe out an entire building.
And even if facilities could keep up with ga progress, items for boosting personal strength weren’t guaranteed.
That’s just how the Dorm Survival Ga’s chanics worked.
“at-build” players would go out, kill a wave, and then go back to their dorms, not stand at the door to fight—that would be suicide.
Tactical squads surged toward the dorms wave after wave. At first they were wiped out outside the buildings, until one mont when a squad broke through the fire net and stord into a dormitory.
Balance was utterly shattered!
The ga hit the next tempo point!
The players who understood the ga’s pacing had already returned to their dorms and survived.
Those who neither had the sense nor listened to the Floor Leader’s orders died on the spot!
Fortunately, such players were not many.
Also, those dead players were not brainless, they were “greedy.” They died because of their own greed.
Over ti, offensive-defensive warfare gradually ford.
The Mad King Building’s corridors were full of military robots, endlessly pouring in!
By contrast, Twilight Building was different.
The military robots attacking Twilight Building were charging too, but not as ferocious, lacking that never-retreat spirit.
As ti passed, the difference beca clear.
The robots dealing with the Mad King Building were almost more than double those facing Twilight Building!
Blood Grudge—this thing—even chanical life couldn’t resist it.
“Xu Lang, I’m not even kidding, it really seems like per-capita Blood Grudge has beco a kind of taunt-like positive buff!” In Dorm 200, Zhen Lu looked at the view outside the surveillance cara and smiled brightly.
The most troubleso thing about military robots was their remote bombardnt, and Twilight Building’s players suffered from it.
Mad King Building’s players didn’t have to worry about that at all!
When military robots saw the Mad King Building they literally went berserk, mad, stupid!
Cao Yaxuan was ecstatic:
“Blood Grudge is basically taunt control in MMOs, so on point!”
“My cousin said a warrior who can’t taunt is not a real warrior!”
“I think we should rena Mad King Building to Warrior Building—no, Blood Grudge Building!”
Sherry scratched her cheek and said, “There are side effects though. From what I know, many dorm buildings drag fights until the ga ti ends to secure victory, so we can’t always play like this.”
Gu Ya nodded and added, “And in so instances, the more monsters killed within a certain ti, the faster monsters respawn.”
They discussed this point and finally reached a conclusion.
Having Blood Grudge was better than not having it!
The reason was simple: no matter how many monsters ca, Dorm 200 could handle them.
What you fear is monsters not rushing the building, not monsters rushing it.
At first, when Xu Lang saw the robotic army in Dawn City, he felt helpless for this very reason.
Tech-side monsters had far too many ranged attacks.
Xu Lang already understood Blood Grudge’s effects very well, and gradually discovered one trait: Blood Grudge from different people could stack with one another.
In other words, if Mad King Building players killed so people during rest ti, they could effectively increase the Blood Grudge attraction range.
Now, Xu Lang was considering one question.
How to amplify Blood Grudge’s effect.
There were items that enhanced Blood Grudge in the Dorm Survival Ga; they existed and were used to screw other players, but nothing like that had appeared in the Mad King Building yet.
After thinking for a mont, Xu Lang decided to post a ssage to recruit such items—maybe so player actually had one?
[200 Xu Lang: Buying Blood Grudge-related items at high price]
A minute later, Xu Lang opened the chatroom and glanced through the ssages, his eyes lighting up.
Soone actually had a similar item.
Xu Lang added them as a friend, negotiated terms, and completed the trade.
The Blood Grudge-related item was a basin of black dog blood. Splash it on a dorm door and that dorm would generate intense Blood Grudge.
Just as Xu Lang checked the basin of black dog blood’s attributes, a private ssage popped up.
[Pandora: What price are you offering (Club J)]
Xu Lang opened the item info Pandora attached.
The information on Club J made Xu Lang’s heart beat a little faster. Sure enough, it was the playing card he’d hoped for.
[Club J]
[Type: Item]
[Level: Unknown]
[Rarity: Mythical]
[Effect: Increases the specified dormitory’s Blood Grudge density by 100 tis for 1 minute]
[Description: Clubs… a dangerous and harmful suit]
“It’s one of the sixteen main cards!”
Xu Lang had ranked the fifty-four playing cards: two jokers, sixteen main cards, and thirty-six sub cards.
He had already collected thirteen sub cards, and among the main cards he only had one club.
There had once been a Club Q which he hadn’t treasured, and Cao Yaxuan used it to summon Zhen Lu.
It couldn’t be helped; he had no idea back then that collecting all fifty-four cards could unlock the Mad King Building’s ultimate trial.
[Xu Lang: What’s the price]
[Pandora: This card is a hidden item, and it increases Blood Grudge concentration by a hundredfold. If actually used, even Blood Mist creatures might rush into the Safe Zone]
Pandora began to hype the card, which was simply ant to raise its price.
Xu Lang didn’t want to waste ti. Paying more would also serve a speculative purpose, so he kept pushing.
[Xu Lang: What’s the price]
In Dorm 70, Pandora sat on a black-purple velvet bed. Seeing Xu Lang pressing, her eyes imdiately lit up.
Xu Lang was in a hurry!
[Pandora: I want to be the Twilight Building’s Dorm Owner!]
[Xu Lang: You’re dreaming, I think you want to die!]
[Pandora: Hahaha, I was just joking!]
Bang!
Pandora threw the black-and-white-faced teddy bear aside, her face turning dark with anger: “Damn Xu Lang, how dare you curse !”
Aside from the tenth floor, the Mad King Building’s overall strength was highest on the ninth floor.
Because the Witch’s Ho could assimilate, the ninth floor’s other dorm facilities were exceptionally powerful; ninth floor players had prestige when they gathered resources and recruited people for pioneering.
As a central figure, Pandora had been lifted on a pedestal.
It made sense—she was the only one in the Mad King Building who owned a high-grade dorm.
[Pandora: Heehee, so Dorm Owner, what price do you offer?]
[Xu Lang: Five million Copper Coins]
[Pandora: Deal]
“Master, master, please don’t be angry!” The black-and-white-faced teddy bear climbed up and put on a fawning look.
Pandora had placed in the top fifty in several recent rounds; Witch’s Ho had continuously upgraded and its function grew more miraculous.
That black-and-white-faced teddy bear was part of the dorm and had strong abilities.
“You, go kill Xu Lang for !” Pandora pointed at the bear and spoke commanding.
“Huh? kill Xu Lang?” The bear pointed its fingerless paw at itself, eyes squinting, looking completely puzzled.
“Aren’t you an Assassin Bear?”
“That still doesn’t an you can kill just anyone!!!”
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