The barrage said, I am the final villain in the game

Chapter 114 Hope they can agree too
In the observation room, Hirst watched in silence as Lynn destroyed a team of four again.

The initiator of this team, he knew, was a guy who won a good ranking in the freshman competition of the warrior department, but even so, that person could not hold on to the second round under the blood-shrouded Lin En. .

"What kind of monster is this guy?"

Hearst's muttering did not conceal his disbelief.

A student of the magic department, but in the way of a warrior, with an unmatched attitude, he crushed all the opponents so far.

As of this team, the number of teams that Lynn has defeated has exceeded a dozen. The detailed number Hearst has not calculated carefully, but this number is definitely not an exaggeration.

Among them, there are actually many head-on conflicts, but they are all defeated in one blow. The four-person squads with various configurations even cause a little trouble for the two of them, delay a little bit, and they can’t do it—no, just If you procrastinate, you can actually do it, but you only rely on a bulging backpack.

In the secret realm, everyone else was trying their best to escape from the gradually closing magical barrier, struggling to escape, but Lynn and the others drew a "magic barrier" directly within a certain range.

Everyone who came in, without exception, all left.

"What about the others? Do the others eat dry rice?"

Hearst cursed angrily while looking around at the projections in other areas.

In fact, in order to avoid conflicts, many teams used the reason given by Hurst as an excuse to cooperate with other teams to act together, but these teams kept a distance of at least ten or 20 meters when they were in action. Avoid the opponent suddenly violent.

Obviously, their cooperation did not reach the point that Hearst wanted.

What he hoped was that everyone would not even fight, anyway, the reward that he could get in the end was not as good as what he gave himself, so it is better to deal with Lynn together.

It is a pity that human nature is inherently suspicious, and his demands were impossible to achieve from the beginning.

However, although it did not reach the level of fantasy perfectly, when the magic barrier began to shrink many times, and the scope of activities of the existing teams became more and more narrow, the simple cooperative relationship between the new warriors, Still barely achieved.

The reason is that when there is a coalition, other teams subconsciously judge that the opponent's combat power is greater than their own, and in order to avoid conflicts, they can only join the opponent.

Slowly, the team expanded.

Although after defeating Lynn, this temporary alliance will definitely burst like a bubble, but that will come later.

Everyone is eager to win, but also eager for more generous rewards.

"so far so good"

Hearst, who saw this scene, finally breathed a sigh of relief.

"These people are somewhat useful."

is that useful?
Corinna listened to her brother's words, her eyes drooping slightly.

When Lynn hunted other people before, she had noticed their special actions.

Lynn and Irene didn't take any other boosting props or spare weapons. They rummaged through each other's backpacks just to find a special alchemy item.

Corinna didn't know what the prop did, but it was clear that they had anticipated what might happen next and were preparing for it.

But what about his opponents?
I was still worried about whether the "companions" around me would suddenly stab them in the back.

Can such an alliance really win?
Corinna thought it was possible, but not very hopeful.

After a pause, she glanced at her brother without leaving a trace, and then put her gaze back on the projection, her eyes drooping slightly, her hands clasped together.

Corinna is a loyal believer of the Goddess of Starlight. Whenever something happens, she is always used to praying to the gods first.

It is a pity that no one but herself knows who she is praying for.

"when--"

Lynn, who was hiding in the shadows and waiting for the next prey to enter Yvette's sensing area, raised his head and looked at the magic barrier that was already close to him, but temporarily stopped shrinking.

"How many times is this?"

"Sixth time." Irene replied succinctly.

"It's coming."

"Ah."

The two looked at each other, and both knew that the other person was not referring to the magic altar that was about to appear.

It was their plan to end everyone where they appeared at the magic altar.

As a means of augmentation prompted by the end point of the rules, the magic altar will inevitably attract everyone's attention, and people will compete for it.

At the same time, they also know that as long as someone comes, there must be more than one team and two teams.

Because their range of activities has been limited to a not so large range, but they haven't heard any noise from outside for a long time.

Obviously, most of the remaining people have already reached an alliance in advance, and they are listed as the number one target.

"If you choose the location there, it will save us searching one by one."

"So. Where does it appear?"

"there."

Lynn raised his head slightly and looked at the pillar of light that was not far from them.

"Looks like we're lucky."

Irene looked at the magic altar with bursts of light in the center of the street and smiled softly.

"It seems that no one is coming faster than us."

Lynn looked at the chain-like runes on the altar and whispered, "But it seems like it will take a while before it opens."

"This period of time should be enough for other people to rush here, right?"

Lynn nodded in agreement, then looked around.

Here, it is still a dilapidated street.

The street is very wide, and about eight carriages can pass side by side. It is wider than the road on the Brilliant Avenue. If it is placed in the city of Catalena, I am afraid that only in front of the palace may be worthy of it.

The magic circle is located in the very center of this street. The field of vision on the front and rear sides is extremely wide, but the surrounding area is full of all kinds of winding paths. It is difficult to grasp the terrain advantage.

It's just, that's what I said, but there was obviously no fear or worry on the faces of Lynn and Irene.

The two stepped forward and walked towards the altar together.

On the way, Irene asked casually.

"You said, how many people will we meet later?"

"I don't know."

"Then, I calculate that the magic barrier will shrink nine times in total. Now it has shrunk six times, and there are three remaining times, so how about taking it as one-third of the total number of people?"

"One-third? How many people is that?"

"There are a total of 750 freshmen taking the exam in the warrior department, and about one-third of them are about 250, which is quite a lot."

"It doesn't matter, they are like soldiers of insects. Besides, their generals are not much higher than them."

"I agree with you."

Irene smiled noncommittally, then pointed to the end of the street.

"Hopefully, they can agree too."

(End of this chapter)