I Live on the Land in Global Games
Chapter 306 - 302: Death of the Priest

Chapter 306: Chapter 302: Death of the Priest

It must be said that although the spellcasters’ long-range spells were dazzling and visually impactful, they still weren’t as stunning or thrilling as a Half-Breed Clan Leader who, alone and armed only with a sword, could carve a bloody path through his enemies.

Even Mu Ying couldn’t help but take a second look.

However, the Blood Crow was fast approaching, and it was uncertain whether the Half-Breed Clan Leader could defend himself impenetrably with just a dagger, turning his offense into his defense.

Then, a ear-splitting shout echoed across the battlefield.

"Mu Girl! Pull me up!"

The shout was even louder than if Mu Ying had used an amplification spell.

Mu Ying realized they were overwhelmed.

Her response was quick; she immediately controlled a giant vine to extend towards the Half-Breed Clan Leader.

Then, she saw the Half-Breed Clan Leader, like performing an acrobat, grab the Fishman Priest, step on the spray, and jump onto the giant vine.

The Fishmen tried to throw spears to shoot him down, but the vine rolled up, wrapping the Half-Breed Clan Leader inside and pulling him up to the high platform within the Harbor Camp.

"I’ve brought the person; remember to write it off! The paralysis toxin on his body will dissolve in about half an hour." The Half-Breed Clan Leader threw the person next to Mu Ying, sheathing his dagger.

Mu Ying nodded, her thorny magic wand turned into a red thorny long sword, and she thrust it downward.

[You have killed the Koutao Fishman Priest, obtained Fishman Priest Robe ×1, Fish Bone Protection Necklace ×1, Professional Experience 500]

points of Professional Experience, that’s equivalent to 50 sacrificial jars.

Mu Ying’s level progress surged forward significantly.

[Profession: Druid Lv7 (1212/2800)]

With the Fishman Priest dead, what remained were just the lesser Fishman minions. Although their numbers were still significant, probably not even half were dead yet, but without the Fishman Priest to lead them, they were just a disorganized mess, hardly a threat anymore.

The Blood Crow had already covered the sky, making every creature a target for its attack.

But the Fishmen suffered the most.

The warriors of the Mermaid Clan hadn’t come ashore, and now that the Fishman Priest, their only spellcaster, was dead, they retreated back to the deep sea.

Meanwhile, the players on this side, secured by the camp’s protective shield, were not only not afraid of these Blood Crows but even wished they would come more fiercely.

"Great harvest, even the Blood Crows are delivering materials!"

"Ah, what a pity my Mana Value is used up, such a loss!"

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During this period, the Blood Crow had not only attacked the Breeding Camp, Quarry Camp, Public Farm Camp, and several other camps.

The players of Qingshan Town’s attitude towards the Blood Crow was almost similar to the players at the Spirit Dragon Gorge Camp before; these locust-like Blood Crows have filled many players’ purses.

So this time, only the Fishmen suffered heavily.

When the tide receded, many Fishmen were still on the shore or the shallow banks, not having managed to dive back into the sea water.

As the Blood Crow swept through, the Fishmen’s bodies were completely enveloped, and in a moment, when the Blood Crow dispersed, only a pile of fresh skeletons remained on the ground.

After the Blood Crow left to seek food elsewhere, the Fishman Village was completely abandoned.

The Fishmen who narrowly escaped by hiding in the sea didn’t dare to come back anymore. Their numerical advantage was gone, many were injured, and there was a group of humans on the shore eyeing them hungrily.

Mu Ying lifted the entry and exit restrictions on the protective shield of Harbor Camp, leading the way out herself and arriving above the Fishman Altar.

This time, she didn’t need to worry about Fishman interference anymore.

She launched a barrage of attack spells: Stone Piercing Technique, Fire Wall Skill, Blazing Flame Magic Ball, Snow Rainstorm, Summoning Lightning Skill, and Light of Moonlight, all of which combined to cover the entire Fishman Altar area.

Then came a continuous string of notifications for Professional Experience gains.

[You have destroyed the Sacrificial Altar of the Fishman God Bribodup, gaining Professional Experience ×12]

[You have destroyed the Sacrificial Altar of the Fishman God Bribodup, gaining Professional Experience ×10]

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[You have destroyed the Divine Statue of the Fishman God Bribodup, gaining Professional Experience 1000]

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[You have destroyed the Sacrificial Altar of the Fishman God Bribodup, gaining Professional Experience ×10, you have reached the Level 7 Experience limit, with 8 points of Professional Experience overflowing]

[You have reached the upgrade standard, please prepare to upgrade soon]

Mu Ying glanced at the attribute panel.

[Profession: Druid Lv7 (2800/2800)▲]

She had a giant vine pull her back up to the platform where she began her upgrade.

The spell effects at the altar were still ongoing, and notifications for Professional Experience gains continued.

She had to start upgrading immediately to avoid wasting the overflow of experience, even if it meant upgrading in front of everyone.

After all, she was in her own territory and was absolutely safe.

Moreover, the giant vine and Gungun were there to protect her.

As such, the natural power grew increasingly dense around her.

Other Druids using natural sense would see a giant green cocoon, whereas other professionals, who usually couldn’t perceive natural power, could now faintly see a green aura around Mu Ying.

"Oh my God, the Lord’s level progression shot up like a rocket to level 8, and it’s still rising! The forums are blowing up!"

"Are these altars that powerful?"

"About 10 points each, Xie Sen also destroyed a few, and his level progression has now surpassed Huo Shaobai, becoming third in the Xia Country Region level ranking!"

"Why am I not in a Nature series profession!"

"Draco from Bear Country and Vinica from Northern Europe were just about to catch up with the Lord, last night their level progressions were the same, and now they’ve been left far behind again!"

"Haha, I’m dying of laughter. Wasn’t there a bunch of people on yesterday’s hot post saying our Lord might not keep the number one spot? They said Druids level up fast initially but show signs of fatigue later and would slow down even more. They said our Lord might not just lose the first position but couldn’t even keep a spot in the global top five or ten. That backfired loudly!"

"It’s almost like she’s first in a fracture again, our Lord is now at level 8, 5%, while Draco and Vinica are only at level 7, 14%. They probably won’t catch up for a while, it’s terrifying! Who would’ve thought destroying the Fishman’s Corpse Jars would add to Professional Experience?"

"Nature now and nature before aren’t the same. Before, if the environment was destroyed, that was that, but now who dares to recklessly destroy the natural environment? Nature will remember and retaliate, turning you into an experience grinder for Natural professions; there’s nowhere to justify your actions!"

"Isn’t this good though? Nature has learned to protect itself, and the environment will only get better."

"Am I the only one who thinks the intensity of the natural power during the Lord’s upgrade is outrageous? I’m also a Druid, though not as high a level as her, but shouldn’t the difference be this stark? Her natural affinity is off the charts!"

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