Chapter 212: Harvest (Please Subscribe)


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    Upon seeing the Wall of Mist, the white wolves naturally began to brake urgently, but the wolves at the back were fully unaware of the situation. With their great speed, entering the narrow passage was already congestion-prone. Now that they suddenly began to brake, they descended into chaos.


    But the prairie wolves behind continued to run, causing the narrow passage to be overcrowded.


    “Dong-dong, when you see the prairie wolves have mostly entered, use the Wall of Mist at the entrance to cut off their retreat,” Li Yao instructed.


    “Okay,” Dong Dong replied crisply.


    The members on the two mountain peaks were dumbfounded. My goodness, this actually worked.


    Everyone had seen the Wall of Mist scroll, which was prohibitively expensive and seemingly without any use. No one had anticipated its unexpectedly useful effect here.


    Seeing thousands of prairie wolves trapped in the narrow passage below, the members were in a dreamlike state.


    A location that everyone else sees as deadly and no one wants to venture into suddenly became a realm of powering up in Li Yao’s eyes.


    It was only when Li Yao called for the second time to attack that everyone woke up from their shock. The spells that they’d been preparing were rapidly unleashed.


    The Dark Camp often consists of High Elf Mages and Magicians, with other races that produce Shamans, Necromancers, and Druids among other spellcasting professions.


    Mages often favored fire and ice abilities, generally utilizing me Strike and Blizzard. Magicians deployed the Rain of Fire with fel damage. Shamans usually cast Lightning Chain. Necromancers used curses and Toxic Nova, while Druids used Hurricane.


    The entire narrow passage was brimming with raging magic. Of course, Li Yao’s three Arrow Towers also provided a spectacr sight as they each split into three hundred broken arrow fragments during every attack. But the actual damage amounted to just about seventy or eighty points.


    As the me Spell raged, vegetation and dry wood at the bottom of the narrow passage began to burn. It was as if a Fire Wall spell had been deployed below.


    Every prairie wolf howled to the sky, furious at the crowd above. However, the tragedy was that they couldn’t touch a single hair of the crowd.


    Li Yao knew that as levels increased, beasts would be the most easily farmed creatures.


    At higher level maps, the species of beasts transformed into magical creatures that could release spells.


    For example, the prairie wolves, in low-level maps were purely beasts. On high-level maps, there would be wind wolves capable of casting eleration spells and wind des, shadow wolves with stealth abilities and shadow damage, and all sorts of magical creatures.


    Such pure animalistic creatures were truly insignificant in retrospect.


    Prairie wolves were typical examples of fast speed, high attack power, but low armor and life.


    If you faced prairie wolves head-on on the in, even a heavily armoured warrior could potentially be eliminated by them in no time at all, let alone the fact that they traveled in packs.


    This many wolves attacking all at once, it was akin to nothing being able to stand in their way. However, trapped in such a terrain, they couldn’t get to the spellcasters and were thusmbs ready for ughter.


    As the spells raged, arge number of elite wolves continued to fall.


    These wolves were bonafide elites, thus their experience was incredibly valuable. Compared to the small spiders that emerged from the broken eggs in the Sticky Hole, it was a difference of heaven and earth. Li Yao and the others were leveling up quickly simply by relying on quantity.


    This time although there were more people, their experience points kept edging upwards, delighting everyone.


    “Damn, it’s great, it’s so great.”


    “Hahaha, this experience, the chairman really** ah, the experience really flies like a rocket.”


    “I just want to know, what will be the expression of those who chose to go back when they know about this.”


    “What do we care about a bunch of cowards for?”


    “Damn, I used to be just abused by creatures, now I’ve found the joy of brushing other online games.”


    As the spells continued, the wolves continually went down, leaving only a few prairie wolves still alive.


    “Stop the mass attack spells and focus on killing the remaining prairie wolves,” Li Yao instructed while dealing with the extremely angry boss.


    Following that, even the remaining scattered prairie wolves were picked off.


    “Those without prairie wolves to kill, gather at my side for a collective damage output on the boss,” Li Yao instructed after some time had passed.


    The members were immediately excited. Yes, there were still three bosses.


    The boss’s health bar at the bottom had already swollen to a terrifying number. The boss’s health would skyrocket for each additional yer group in the team. Facing a boss with such high health points, despair was the only option.


    In this terrain though, there was no need for technique to kill the boss.


    Just focus on output, that’s it. The existence of the Wall of Mist meant that not even the prairie wolf boss could escape.


    There was nothing it could do but roar and howl inside, but it did not serve any purpose.


    If it were a face-to-face fight, perhaps it could instantly kill yers, causing team chaos. But in this safe output environment, three million HP, distributed amongst each yer, is only just over ten thousand.


    Li Yao’s small team gathered together, attacking and observing the situation of the members.


    “Big brother, look at that person,” Dong-dong pointed in a direction.


    Everyone looked over. It was a young High Elf yer. He was enveloped in mes.


    With his spell and gestures, he pushed out one group of mes after another.


    The mes that flew out either turned intorge Fireballs that exploded, or into clusters of ming Meteors.


    His damage was also outstanding. Considering output alone, aside from Li Yao, no one else could match him.


    “Fast output, high damage, wrapped in mes, transforming attacks, he’s an Illusion Fire Elf,” Li Yao nodded and said, “Pay special attention to him. Although he has not yet grasped the essence of the Illusion me, as long as he grows up, he will be an extremely terrifying super turret.”


    “Yes, keeping an eye on the neer Mu Zi, noted, temporarily added to the core team reserve,” Li Yao’s sister replied.


    “Did someone finally appear who has a chance to take the sister-inw’s spot?” Dong-dong wondered.


    “There’s no such thing as ‘taking’. The ten-person team is just the most rudimentary team. A true team, with twenty-five or forty people, is considered a medium team. Ovepping professions are inevitable,” Li Yao’s sister exined. “Look, that Shaman over there is also good, he’s an Elemental Shaman, and you two really ovep.”


    “Humph, I will not lose to him,” Dong-dong kept quiet, and started concentrating on her output. She really started a seriouspetition with the Shaman yer.


    The groupughed heartily. Indeed, still a child.


    As time passed, everyone realized something.


    The first time you kill a particr boss in the wild, it’s announced globally…


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