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Chapter 1142 - 517: Bluffing Through

Chapter 1142: Chapter 517: Bluffing Through

"You are fleeing at full speed on the beach, the Titan’s silhouette in the fog behind you is barely visible, but it still relentlessly pursues you..."

The Titan’s pursuit was more persistent than expected, it seemed that the skeleton held a special significance to it.

Now that the blood of the Divine Bone had been extracted into the real world, it wouldn’t matter if he were really squashed to death by the Titan in the game, but it was still better to stay alive if possible.

"Suddenly, the Titan’s body glows red and it closes the distance with lightning speed. Instinctively, you turn to defend yourself, but are sent flying by the sheer difference in strength, rolling into the distant sand. Your real-life health plummets, and you can only sustain two more attacks like this."

"Sin of Wrath triggers automatically, dealing the same damage to the Titan, but it only makes the Titan step back, slightly slowing its attack."

"The Titan, seizing the advantage, roars furiously and charges at you again. You choose..."

"Fire off the Wind Burial Cannon, showing it just how formidable you are."

"Activate Annihilation of Order, and continue your struggle to survive."

"Stop struggling, you’ll still be a hero seven days later."

This Titan appeared to have some sort of burst ability, glowing red as it significantly enhanced its physical prowess, something similar had been hinted at when it broke the Order’s Lock earlier, and now it had burst forth again, instantly catching up with him.

Out of these three options, Mu You didn’t really want to choose any of them.

The Wind Burial Cannon was powerful, but with his current energy, he could at most disable one of the Titan’s legs – killing it outright was just a fool’s dream.

And after firing the Wind Burial Cannon, he would immediately become weakened, effectively waiting to die on the spot.

As for the Annihilation of Order, the Titan had already torn through the Order’s Lock, so the slow effect of Annihilation would likely not do much either.

At first glance, it really seemed like certain death was inevitable.

However, Mu You hesitated for a second before choosing the second option, as he suddenly remembered a method that might just keep him alive.

"You unleash the Divine Arts ’Annihilation of Order,’ causing the few remaining Order’s Locks on the Titan to explode simultaneously, dealing minor damage and significantly reducing the Titan’s speed."

"You seize the opportunity to distance yourself from the Titan, choosing to head towards..."

"Artemisia Land," "Cliff Outside the Cave," "Dense Forest," "Seashore"...

Several surrounding terrains pop up below.

Mu You, without hesitation, selects ’Seashore’.

In these waters lurked an indescribable entity, and Mu You was now planning to see if he could use it to scare the Titan away.

For the next half hour, Mu You and the Titan chased and fled from one another, even encountering a tsunami along the way, but with the Titan’s skin on them, the tsunami had no effect on either of them.

After half an hour, the two finally made their way to the seashore.

"The winds ahead suddenly increase, and you find yourself facing a sea of roiling waves. You choose..."

"Without any hesitation, you dive into the icy waters."

"The Titan, closing in swiftly from behind, suddenly stops before nearing the seashore."

"The Titan eyes the churning waves with hesitation, loiters by the river’s edge for several minutes, and ultimately does not dare to step into it, reluctantly turning back and disappearing into the fog..."

Mu You breathes a sigh of relief.

Indeed, the creature in the sea held a higher tier than the Titan; even this Nine-Star Titan did not dare to provoke it.

Yet, something puzzled Mu You; the Titan seemed to have lived in the vicinity for a long time, and with more and more players pouring into the Real World, it must have already noticed their presence. If so, why hadn’t it informed the other Divine Beasts to eliminate them, these ’ants’?

Before Mu You could figure it out, a private message from the Son of Heaven arrived in the game.

"Is there trouble? Do you need support?"

"It’s over already," Mu You regained his composure, manipulating his character to climb out of the water, though not straying far, just in case the Titan made a surprise comeback.

"That’s good, come check out the loot in the group," said the Son of Heaven.

Mu You switched to the group chat.

At that moment, Solomon and others had already listed all of the loot acquired from slaying the Swamp Demoness, along with the effects.

Apart from 320 Divine Crystals, there were also over six hundred detailed loot items, all sorts of Relics and items!

This was even considering that many items not robust enough had already been corroded and damaged by the acid of the Swamp Demoness; otherwise, the number could have been several times larger!

Among the six hundred items, there were also eleven intact Hidden Relics!

Of course, while it looked plentiful, they had six people to share it among, so each would get about a hundred pieces, with less than two Hidden Relics for each.

The method of division was as agreed before, taking turns to pick in order. Whoever picked first in this round would move to the back in the next.

Overall, this was fair, but obviously, the order of the first round remained quite important since the best items would likely be snapped up then.

After a brief discussion, everyone agreed that Lin Xue, who had shone brightest this time, should pick first, followed by Mu You and the Son of Heaven, who had been responsible for distracting the Titan. The other three, feeling they hadn’t contributed as much, willingly chose to pick last.

Lin Xue didn’t hesitate, quickly scanning through several Hidden Relics before immediately making her choice.

"Boots of the Wind Chaser: Agility attribute doubled, move speed and attack speed increased by 100% when going with the wind."

The others weren’t surprised; of the eleven Hidden Relics, this item’s attributes were clearly the best on the surface.