Chapter 1203 - Chaos Lord (1/2)

Chapter 1203: Chaos Lord

Perhaps this scene before Lydia and the rest was unbelievable But for veterans in the ga at all In the late stages of the game, players occasionally met similar instances As for the reason why it was occasional for them, it had to depend on luck If one’s luck was down, one would face sootten to burn incense or help an old lady cross the road, which explained the bad luck

And the troubleso to the Chaos Lord

That started in the later stages of the gaon Thereafter, the Order of the entire continent cruin the phase where players occupied territories and built guild countries Due to the mass invasion of Chaos, players faced innu the expansion of their land As Chaos wasn’t characterized by any rules, in many instances, players had no choice but to name thes were called ‘weak xxx’ or ‘strong xxx’ But the issue was that these labels were irregular and weren’t based on subjective conclusions for being ‘weak’ or ‘strong’ For instance, sos were compared to formidable, boss-level Chaos cores and considered ‘weak’, while so’ Froure this out entirely and discovered that those creatures labeled as ‘weak’ had millions of health points, where they were harder to defeat than an actual BOSS On the other hand, those creatures labeled as ‘strong’ collapsed in a few attacks and didn’t even drop any valuable equip tors, players had no choice but to use their oays to distinguish theave to some formidable BOSSes, in comparison to Devil Lord and Deth This was much easier to understand than the so-called ‘weak xxx’! Apart fro players, these inaccurate labels had no purpose at all!

These deceptive labels and hidden health points of Chaos Lords weren’t the most crucial issue to players The ot into a battle with a Chaos Lord, dead players couldn’t automatically be resurrected in battle or by resurrection spells When one player waited to be revived in battle automatically or relied upon healers to use resurrection spells, one would receive a syste Unable to be resurrected]

In that case, that player had only two choices: one, the player could resurrect in the birthplace of his soul where the guardian angel was The player would also lose soold coins and equipment tolerance and remain in a state of weakness for several days Two, the player could find stronger players to annihilate the Chaos Lord After the Chaos Lord was slaughtered, that player would receive a syste [The restrained soul has returned to the body] and the player could be revived using resurrection spells

This trait of Chaos Lords hy players hated its existence Due to this trait, once a party was defeated, that party could only lay and wait for others to annihilate the Chaos Lord; they could either lose gold coins and equipment tolerance or return hoa enemies Moreover, their spawn locations were unfixed and they could appear anywhere froure out its spawn pattern, where some parties even arrived in a land of Chaos and couldn’t find any Chaos Lord Meanwhile, some parties left the border of Order and faced two to three Chaos Lords and iped out immediately It was siht loved these Chaos Lords because Starlight was the only guild that slaughtered their way through everything no uilds and parties seeking help fro annihilated by a Chaos Lord Of course, Rhode was unwilling to pass on his responsibilities to others for helping allies and charged a fee by schedule Even though the guilds were dissatisfied with Starlight looting a burning house, in the later stages, the repair fees for Godlike equip the inversely proportional incouilds cursed inwardly and had no choice but to seek Rhode’s help

But what enraged the guilds was that while Starlight received the fees and annihilated the Chaos Lord, Starlight also looted the items that the Chaos Lord dropped…

Pay for the drops if you want it; I’ll host a live auction now After all, it was us who defeated the Chaos Lord, no?</euilds becaht find wild, valuable BOSSes and even paid them for it… These Chaos Lords spawned randomly There was a period of time when Rhode waited to see if the public also looked for Starlight’s assistance in searching for the location for Chaos Lords too

Thereafter, the guilds were naturally unwilling to spend any ly determined to succeed and improve their skills and equipment by a lot, where they finally were able to kill a Chaos Lord On the other hand, Rhode’s business gradually fell But at that point in time, he wasn’t attracted by that little profit because when the other guilds were finally able to defeat Chaos Lords for Godlike equipht on the Deepest Labyrinth…

One shouldn’t look back at the past—yes, the story also unfolded to his liking…

It was due to the reason Rhode was so familiar with Chaos Lords When he and Canary heard Mini Bubble Gum’s description, they felt entirely relieved It would be bothersome if it was some unexpected issue But now this was, in fact, the specific reason why Starlight slaughtered so ame Rhode didn’t die in this world before, so he wasn’t aware if he would be resurrected to the side of a guardian angel Despite that, he doubted the same for Gaya After all, she wasn’t a player and didn’t own and understand what a system interface was If she knehat a system interface was, perhaps her corpse would have disappeared by now It seemed like there was only one solution

And that was to slaughter the Chaos Lord, release Gaya’s soul, cast a great resurrection spell, and everything would be fine

At this thought, Rhode turned to Lydia and explained the situation Of course, he didn’t mention h Lydia stayed on Earth for a period of tia time, she didn’t have a chance to play it If they weren’t pressed for tiael played the Dragon Soul Continent together…