MMORPG: Divine Mech Hunter - Chapter 934

Chapter 934: Chapter 934: The Power of One Strike Chapter 934: Chapter 934: The Power of One Strike Li Yao’s body flickered with red light, indicating that he had already activated all his states before. However, this was not the end, as his body suddenly swelled, transforming into a small giant at least five or six yards tall.

He was like a Mountain Giant, his body exuding a sense of power.

Transforming into a Military Governor, this was the first time Li Yao had activated this effect, followed by a Long Bow wrapped in Illusory Flames appearing in his hand.

Even if it hid its radiance, dark gold equipment would show a faint dark golden flowing light on its surface, and weapons and equipment enhanced to +10 would intensify this radiance so much that it could hardly be hidden.

Moreover, Li Yao’s Thousand Mechanisms Bow was strung with a small section of the tendons of one of the strongest Red Dragon warriors, second only to the Red Dragon Queen, which endowed the bow with an aura of the illusory Flame of Life.

“This is dark gold equipment,” Semi-Moon’s expression changed instantly, not because she was surprised that dark gold equipment could penetrate ships, but simply because it was dark gold equipment, and moreover, a dark gold weapon.

At this stage, finding a suitable gold weapon was incredibly difficult, even the topmost players only had a few who owned suitable Gold Weapons, and this mostly relied on luck.

However, she was indeed surprised to see dark gold equipment in Li Yao’s hand.

At this moment, a commentator explained the situation, and countless players’ eyes turned red, fixating on the weapon in Li Yao’s hand, especially Hunter players, who wished they were the ones with such an amazing weapon.

Then Qin Feng Yi gave a simple introduction to the origins of this dark gold equipment, mentioning how Li Yao had to deal with a Giant Dragon to obtain a good bowstring.

People then realized, understanding that such a shocking main quest was triggered in this manner. At the same time, their blood boiled, feeling that if Li Yao could do it, so could they, and many were eager to try triggering various quests themselves.

Li Yao, of course, had no interest in these matters now, as his eyes flashed with a cluster of blue light,
Then the phantom of the Dragon King enveloped Li Yao’s body, followed by a roar.

A shockwave, visible to the naked eye, suddenly impacted the ship–it was different from before as this time the shockwave took the form of a narrower fan shape.

This was the second stage of Dragon Roar, an ability that allowed some control over the area; the reduced area meant an increase in range.

The faint ripples seemed very slow, but in reality, they were not slow at all.

Li Yao was above the ship, and his roar came from above, as everyone saw the deck vibrate violently and numerous cracks appeared.

Before people could recover from their shock, they heard another dragon roar.

Everyone hurriedly looked towards Li Yao to see his entire body enveloped in red flames.

The gigantic Thousand Mechanisms Bow was like a full moon, and the giant golden Steel Arrows were even wrapped with a roaring, miniaturized Red Dragon.

Then Li Yao released his fingers, and as the Arrows shot out, a roaring Red Dragon suddenly crashed onto the deck.

Boom…

Afterward, people returned their gaze to the deck, only to be dumbfounded by the scene that followed.

With the impact of the Red Dragon, the area that showed cracks burst open, followed by a massive rupturing of materials.

Then, the Red Dragon exploded violently, accompanied by a shockwave; a large chunk of the deck vanished, and the Red Dragon explosion came from within the inner bottom of the ship’s body.

With the bottom destroyed, a great volume of seawater rushed into the ship’s hull.

Under the watchful eyes of all, the ship’s fractures grew more numerous and widespread until, with a thunderous crash, the hull violently split into two.

On this side of the battlefield there was a deathly silence, and the audience’s public screen was equally quiet. They were all immersed in the shocking scene that had just unfolded, leaving only the sounds of the two halves of the ship sinking in the area.

Li Yao’s figure flashed as he stepped directly onto the sea monster, looking indifferently at Half Moon, “Half Moon, what do you think?”

It was not until he spoke that she snapped out of her shock, yet her eyes still regarded Li Yao as if he were a monster.

It truly was an earth-shattering spectacle; actually, whether it was Li Yao destroying ships with the sea monster or the hydra, the others were mostly filled with anger rather than shock.

The hydra and the sea monster were both race-level leaders, rare and precious creatures, so their formidable power was expected. They were more envious of Li Yao for having such powerful pets, thinking that Li Yao had just had a stroke of incredible luck.

However, the fact that Li Yao himself had punctured a ship with a single strike was a different matter altogether.

At this stage, although players were gradually becoming familiar with the concept of ancient gods, they were still in an exploratory phase.

The players realized their own insignificance only after witnessing the Dragon King. However, Li Yao showcased strength beyond what was expected for players at this stage.

At this point, destroying a ship that could house hundreds of people was simply unimaginable.

Half Moon took a deep breath, “We are not sore losers. Chairman Liaoyuan, please wait a moment; we will withdraw our troops, and I will persuade other chairmen to do the same.”

Only then did Li Yao show a satisfied smile, “Actually, whether you retreat or not wouldn’t affect the battle outcome. It would just save Starfire some trouble. Moreover, Starfire doesn’t want to become a tool in others’ hands, clearing the way for their ascension.”

If Li Yao had said this earlier, Half Moon and the other guild leaders would have scoffed at him. But now, their feelings were extremely complicated.

Especially after witnessing Li Yao’s transformation into a Military Governor, Li Yao was now truly a high-level race-level boss.

A normal Li Yao was terrifying enough, let alone in this state. Instantly defeating Li Yao was impossible, but if they couldn’t defeat him quickly, he would mow them down. With the capability to sink ships with a single strike, Li Yao certainly had the strength to do so.

Moreover, just as Li Yao said, even if the fight continued and Starfire sustained losses, their opponents would basically be finished.

Especially those guilds whose strength had not yet been significantly depleted, they were losing confidence and already considering retreat.

Added to this were the onlookers relishing the heat of the conflict; if they were finished, those enjoying the spectacle would be the happiest. After all, this was a competitive relationship, and their elimination would naturally enhance the opportunities for the others.

As Half Moon’s Guild and the allied fleet slowly withdrew from the battlefield amid the curses and shouts of many,
the pressure on Starfire suddenly eased, and not just that of Half Moon’s alliance. Other guilds, also recognizing the situation and with minimal losses, started to feel unsettled seeing Half Moon’s retreat and followed suit. Continuing the battle had become meaningless.

“Starfire, undefeatable in battle.”

“Undefeatable in battle!”

Starfire’s ranks had been reduced to less than half, but at this moment, their morale was still high, roaring madly.

The war was not over yet, but they had endured past the simplest phase. Those remaining were either greatly weakened or decapitated, thus crippled fleets.

They were desperate, fighting to the death with the mindset of pulling Starfire down with them…