Doomsday Roulette

These people who had been knocked away already had experience. As long as they had defensive abilities and means, they used them all. Several individuals were even trying hard to change the direction of their bodies to dodge the inevitable consecutive attacks.

They did not believe that the opponent would be satisfied with simply using a shield warrior to knock them away and cause minimal damage.

In fact, that was indeed the case. After Gao Yi knocked these people flying, he then punched the ground forcefully, causing beams of light to burst forth as if shattered, striking the figures suspended in mid-air.

This blow shattered the last hope of many in this invading team. They had planned to shift positions, or increase their defenses, or utilize some skills, but all of that was crushed in the light.

Aside from being knocked higher and having their defenses blown away, they could do nothing else.

Before the light barrier, many people's minds echoed with two words: lost.

And among the individuals whose bodies were no longer under their control, there were also two words in their hearts: finished.

The difference was that some chose silence, while others chose to scream.

Liang Chuyin and Xia Bai appeared nearby, their weapons swinging effortlessly as they harvested their opponents' lives. The few enormous vines that had emerged also wrapped the two of them up, constricting their bodies like pythons, snapping every bone within them.

The battle ended just like that, concluding with a complete victory for the Cloud Summit Quartet.

Before the fight, no one would have believed this would be the final outcome. The Cloud Summit only had four people! How could they possibly survive under the siege of so many? Even if there were people from the Cloud Summit faction who came to help in the end, these four still faced twenty opponents!

This was not a cross-level battle but a completely equal battle, and even the gap with fuleira might be just a few hundred. Why was the outcome so unexpectedly different?

The two attacks on the embroidered ribbon ball were actually the only two attacks launched by those twenty-plus people!

After that, it was just a matter of being beaten down, endlessly beaten down!

Was the gap really this large?

While many were astonished and in awe, Yao Han Su and Bei Yin pointed at the light barrier together. The latter remarked, "Are your people machines? With such a massive victory, they don't seem excited at all. They just clean up the battlefield after finishing!"

"Sounds nice, but that’s just picking up the corpses!" Yao Han Su knew Ye Zhongming and his subordinates better. He even found that Jie Su had a tendency to infect them.

Ye Zhongming smiled, "My people are certainly not machines. It's just that there really wasn't anything in this battle that excited them. This group must be from Treasure Island, and their strength is too weak."

Too weak…

Bei Yin coughed lightly, wanting to say something but ultimately frowned and remained silent.

He suddenly realized that the Cloud Summit Quartet seemed really powerful. But where exactly was their strength? Was it in their equipment? No, while their equipment was indeed good, they were only wearing crimson condensation level gear. Many people were similar, and among the twenty just now, two had equipment comparable to theirs.

Was it their skills? Not really; the skills they used weren't particularly special. At most, the ability of Liang Chuyin was a bit rare, but it certainly wasn't absent.

What made these four so strong?

Ye Zhongming merely glanced at Bei Yin and knew what this peak expert was thinking. The final conclusion would likely touch on aspects like occupational combinations, skill pairings, and teamwork.

But Ye Zhongming knew that aside from these, an important reason why Liang Chuyin and her companions were obviously stronger than others of the same level was that they had received focused 'training' since Earth, with various potions and scrolls aimed at increasing their physical attributes or enhancing certain abilities piled onto them as if they were free.