Around him, players gazed at the S-Class Battle Master with admiration, yet the Underworld King enjoyed it while pretending to be indifferent.
At this mont, Qing Chen turned around and saw the dense mass of players and skeleton soldiers, feeling his scalp tingle.
He was planning to deal with this group of players in the forest, but now even the Underworld King was joining the hunt. How was he supposed to play now?
However, Qing Chen suddenly changed direction.
A player was puzzled: "Wait a minute, why are they heading toward the toxic zone? Does he intend to withstand the toxic zone to escape the chase?"
The toxic zone is a place everyone avoids; even a slight touch makes one feel as if stung by poisonous scorpions, with limbs gradually numbing.
No matter how strong a player is, they would surely perish within ten minutes inside.
Yet now, Qing Chen was doing the opposite, willingly entering the toxic zone to shake off his pursuers!
"Don’t let him run into the toxic zone! Chase him!"
The players rushed forward with a clatter, and the Underworld King commanded his Army of Skeletons to follow closely behind.
They were already very close to the toxic zone, and before the players could catch up with Qing Chen, he had entered the zone, moving along the edge in an attempt to lose the pursuers.
However, when the Army of Skeletons arrived, so skeleton soldiers ard with bows drew back their arrows like a full moon, raining them down on Qing Chen like a torrential downpour.
Qing Chen was forced to advance deeper into the toxic zone to evade this long-range attack.
But the problem was... he suddenly felt like the toxic zone wasn’t harming him at all.
Moreover, the Thunder essence he had depleted after casting a powerful move was rapidly replenishing?
Behind him, impulsive players followed into the toxic zone, their bodies imdiately wrapped in tiny, bluish electric arcs, sparking, and within seconds white smoke began rising from their bodies.
Qing Chen was astonished, so the principle behind this toxic zone... was it electrocuting players?
Then wasn’t this the perfect domain for all Thunder Deities?
The earlier AI intervention led Qing Chen here, and he thought it was just a place to level up quickly, depending on his own ability to deal with players.
After all, AI couldn’t provide players with too much of a hack.
But thinking back now, Qing Chen suddenly realized just how significant this change in AI’s attitude was, presenting him with a perfectly tailored domain.
A domain where a Thunder Deity could rampage unchecked!
This is a huge advantage!
Now he could freely move inside the toxic zone, regenerating mana, playing with unlimited skills!
With this in mind, Qing Chen attempted to throw an A-Class Ultimate Move Thunder God’s Wrath at a few players inside the toxic zone. His Thunder essence was mostly depleted, but within five seconds it was refilled.
Qing Chen threw out five or six ultimate moves consecutively, striking those bold enough to chase him into the toxic zone into a state of life and death.
In the Superconductor World, there is no such thing as skill cooldown; as long as you have enough Thunder essence, you can release skills indefinitely. After all, Transcendents in the real world also don’t experience cooldowns.
However, normally during battles, everyone has to use their skills sparingly because there isn’t enough ’Mana.’
But now, Qing Chen was using ultimate moves as casually as basic skills; knowing that the range of Thunder God’s Wrath was 80 ters, he could stand in the toxic zone and electrocute players with impunity!
It’s utterly despairing for the players!
Qing Chen pondered over this, wondering why the AI’s attitude, initially so neutral, had dramatically shifted. Was there sothing that caused this sudden change?
Even though the AI didn’t physically help him kill enemies, it is the master of Superconductor World, and rely running so calculations could identify the most suitable path for Qing Chen. That’s tangible help.
So, why would they go to such lengths to help?
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Another Chapter before midnight
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