Then, his figure transford into a yellow-brown stream of light, crashing into a corner of the battlefield once again.
With this blow, the Blood King crushed several dying clansn along with it.
Just as the Blood King was about to continue his actions, a prompt echoing in his mind appeared once more.
[Challenger Tips: Kill the Spirit Breath Warrior (Super Beast Armor), and obtain sacrificial power reward...].
As the prompt rang out, a certain power seeped into his body.
His body seed to be blessed by this power, feeling entirely at ease.
This left the Blood King montarily dumbstruck.
The voice in his mind appeared once again!
It seed this voice only appeared when killing fellow clan warriors.
The ability that ca with the new body?
This was evidently abnormal.
During the transplantation of the new body by the War Sacrifice, the specific condition of the new body was thoroughly examined.
According to the War Sacrifice, apart from a respiratory organ composed of a special elent (Cultivation Battle Skills organ), the rest of the body's composition was extrely pure, devoid of any power.
So, where exactly was the problem?
The most bizarre part of this body lies in the inability to find the source of power release.
The release of any ability requires an accumulation process, such as the respiratory organ extracting external elents.
Then it delivers and outlines through the bloodline or spirit network, with the final step being release.
But when releasing the inherent abilities of this body, none of the organs within showed any response.
It's as if, with a thought, the abilities would activate.
So, it's certain that the body's organs are unrelated to the ability's release.
Then from where is the power being released?
This made the Blood King think of a possibility, but this possibility seed quite absurd to him.
In his eyes, the only thing that can defy regular laws is the rules.
During the long years of cross-realm conquest, he had heard countless tis about rule system abilities, a force only qualified for mastery by super strong clans.
Mastering rules ans possessing the power to defy the workings of the world.
But how to create rules, the Spirit Breath Clan has no clue up till now.
The only creation was the pseudo-rule trait of the King Beast.
The Final Giant Beast he now controls is one of them.
Inside every King Beast, there is a fusion of rule-derived abilities extracted laboriously by clan scholars from the world's operations.
This power allows the Final Giant Beast to have the ability to devour and gather gene fragnts from targets to obtain even greater strength.
However, this part of the power can hardly be considered a rule ability.
He could not imagine that this body might hide rule power.
Yet, he doesn't know where the rules are hidden.
The War Sacrifice already inspected the body inside and out, and apart from the respiratory organ, there's nothing special.
But now is not the ti to ponder over this.
After a brief contemplation, the Blood King controlled the Final Giant Beast to engage in battle once again.
Crushing all invaders encountered along the way with a stance of overwhelming strength.
At this mont, the regional chat channel was abuzz with discussion.
Many players were dumbfounded after being killed by the Final Giant Beast.
Hearing the Challenger Tips, they thought they heard it wrong or were mistakenly injured by their brothers.
Seemingly killed by the Final Giant Beast, but actually, before death, they got hit by an unknown "Power of the Holand," causing a phenonon where the eyes saw they were killed by Small World natives, yet in truth, it was a player's doing.
However, battlefield friendly fire is fully understandable.
There is no teammate exemption chanism in the ga; many players from novices have cases of friendly fire.
Players generally have a tolerant attitude towards such friendly fire.
Yet, this guess does not hold up to verification.
Many player squads have their own chat groups.
Upon comparison, they found that the battle logs all show:
[Battle Log: You were killed by player "Little Mage," entering a one-hour Resurrection Cooldown.]
The topic sprouted from players in Death Cooldown posting screenshots in group chats, expressing their bad luck, being mistakenly killed by their brothers.
Then another player jumped in: Holy crap, I was killed by that guy too (posting a screenshot).
As more players in the groups surfaced to join the discussion.
This proved that a player was indiscriminately attacking villagers on the battlefield.
With doubts, they inford their fellow friends still battling in the Small World.
Soon, a decomposition screenshot of the Final Giant Beast started circulating in the regional chat.
The display showed evidence that the super beast legion commander piloting the Final Giant Beast was indeed one of their fellow villagers.
This made many players realize that so remarkably lucky player activated a Hidden Task in the instance world, infiltrating the enemy camp.
Upon learning the truth, many players cursed loudly.
Especially those killed by "Little Mage," they swore they'd settle this score once they returned to the village.
Players can tolerate being killed by otherworldly natives.
After all, if one's skills are inferior, there's nothing to complain about.
As players, who hasn't been killed by a monster?
They can also tolerate being killed by friendly fire, as it is an understandable mistake.
But they cannot endure the backstab from a fellow villager.
Facing the invincible Final Giant Beast, a Stone Statue Player voluntarily moved closer.
eting with a heavy punch from the Final Giant Beast.
Enduring the blow with Petrification, the Stone Statue Player's health bar instantly plumted, and he roared:
"Brother, have you gone mad? Even if it's a Hidden Task, you can't play like this, do you still want to mix in the village afterward?"
The Blood King heard this sentence.
Every word was understandable, but the overall aning was not.
He ignored the Stone Statue Player's roar, constructed a Bone Blade in midair, and slamd it down violently.
"Bastard, wait for back in the village."
The Bone Blade fell unhindered, smashing the Stone Statue Player into the ground, turning him to black smoke and disappearing.
After completing the kill, the Blood King shifted direction and attacked again.
The players with amnesia evidently didn't think that their adversary numbers were rapidly increasing as their spree of slaughtering continued.
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