The empty thrones next to them were all the thrones of the former Fire Kings.

In addition, during the conversation, Ah Dai also learned an important clue, which is that if the flame is to continue, the Fire King must burn himself.

Wandering around in the Fire Prevention Shrine, Ah Dai wanted to see if he could find any tasks.

When he came to the corner of a staircase, Ah Dai found a strange guy sitting there with his head lowered, carrying a sword and armor on his back.

When he got closer, the other party actually took the initiative to talk to him.

"...Oh, you're also a guy who can't die?"

"You and I are the same kind, fireless ashes who have accomplished nothing, and we are half-baked people who can't even die."

"...How ridiculous! A bunch of guys who can't die are actually looking for the Cinder Kings and want to bring them back to their thrones."

"Those guys are the heroes who spread the flame! How could we losers like us do that?"

"You think so, don't you?"

Dumb:......

For no apparent reason, a piece of negative energy was spread. What happened?

So your existence is to spread discouraging and negative news?

"Bah, you are the loser. Ash Guda has already died in my hands. Sooner or later, I will capture these Fire Kings one by one. Passing on the fire is great, but no one else can pass it on!"

After talking to all the NPCs in the Fire Prevention Shrine and confirming that there is nothing worth exploring inside.

Ah Dai planned to go to the outskirts of the fire prevention sacrificial site to take a look.

Passing by the dejected and discouraged Brother who was sitting there, Ah Dai couldn't help but say a few more words to express his inner feelings.

"Just stay here. I'm going to pass on the fire!"

A-Dai still feels a little uncomfortable about the lack of a mini-map.

But if you think about it, there was no minimap in the beginning of Minecraft, so A-Dai got used to it and accepted this setting.

While exploring around the Firelink Shrine, Ah Dai found a zombie guarding a small path with a katana, which made his eyes light up.

"There's actually a weapon called a katana! It's much cooler than the sword I have. I wonder if I can find one."

Seeing this scene, Ah Dai felt a little envious.

Looking at the people behind him holding small stools, Ah Dai sat up straight and coughed lightly twice.

"Ahem, everyone, please pay attention. Some of you may not know how to kill Ash Guda."

"Now, I'm going to use this katana-wielding monster in front of you to demonstrate how to use the Shield Counter skill against the enemy. This is also the key to quickly killing the Ash Guda!"

Ah Dai said to the crowd watching, asking them to watch carefully and learn well.

I have to say, when these words are spoken, the feeling they give people is just two words: master.

Some players who have never played Ashes of Guda, and some players who have not started playing yet, are all concentrating on watching A-Dai's performance.

At the same time in the game, Ah Dai held a shield and a sword and rushed forward decisively and bravely.

Chop twice, then roll back immediately.

"This monster looks like an elite monster, its health bar is so thick!"

Ah Dai clearly felt that this swordsman was different from ordinary zombies.

After two cuts, the health bar only dropped to about one-sixth.

As soon as he finished speaking, the katana guy suddenly rushed over, dragging the katana on the ground, followed by a set of three consecutive cuts.

One of the knives hit Ah Dai's body, and his health dropped by half instantly.

"What a powerful attack!"

Ah Dai was shocked for a moment, and when he regained control, he quickly rolled back and drank a sip of the element bottle to replenish his blood volume.

The swordsman on the opposite side rushed up again.

"This is the time, Shield Counter!"

Ah Dai narrowed his eyes slightly, but in the next moment...

“Puff!”

The shield counter failed and he fell into a state of stiffness. The swordsman killed him twice in a row, leaving only a trace of blood.

"What a fast knife!"

Ah Dai quickly rolled over, continued to increase the distance, and drank medicine to replenish his blood.

Now Ah Dai felt something was wrong.

The swordsman's attack speed is too fast, and it's continuous. I can't react in time.

Even Ah Dai felt that this thing seemed to be a little stronger than the Ash Guda.

Although Ash Guda is huge and looks very oppressive, his movements are very slow and easy to predict.

But this sword-fighting guy, modeled the same size as himself, can draw his sword incredibly fast.

"This monster is a bit hard to counter with a shield, but it shouldn't be a big problem!"

Ah Dai took a deep breath.

It means everything is as expected.

And in the next moment, Ah Dai rolled over, ready to continue the shield counterattack.

But what he didn't notice was that the katana guy at this time made a posture similar to the Iai Slash.

There was only a crisp sound of "clang".

The shield counter still failed.

In the game, A-Dai's character once again fell into a rigid state, but this time, he was not as lucky as before.

Then he hit Brother Dao twice and took him away in style.

"You're dead!"

Looking at the three big blood-red words on the gray screen, and the swordsman who swung his sword lightly and turned around silently.

For a moment, there was an awkward silence.

As for the person involved, Ah Dai was stunned.

There was a long silence.

After coming to their senses, some people in the nearby experience stores who knew A-Dai and had a good relationship with him started to tease him.

"So this is Brother Dai's strength? I admire you so much."

"The ultimate secret of the shield counter, kneeling and dying, I've learned it all for nothing~"

"Brother A-Dai, please speak up. Are you pretending to be an expert if you don't speak up?"

"Brother A-Dai, how did you choose this sword fighting profession?"

The atmosphere around began to become cheerful.

Ah Dai coughed lightly and continued to walk away from the campfire, intending to challenge it again.

This time he wasn't going to rely on his shield to counter.

Three minutes later, I saw that the swordsman still had two-thirds of his health left, and on the familiar black and white subtitles, there were three big blood-red words.

"You're dead!"

Ah Dai was silent for a long time this time.

"You are the better player today. I will come back to learn from you someday. Farewell!"

Even though they had only played two rounds, Ah Dai had to admit one thing.

That is the difficulty of this swordsman brother, which is probably even higher than that of Guda, the Judge of Ashes.

Because the terrain of this area is a narrow path.

There was little space for him to hide.

Although he had a feeling that if he died a few more times, he would be able to pass the level once he figured out the swordsman's attack method.

But there is an old saying: You can die, but you don’t have to!

If he was live streaming, he would definitely compete with this knife-wielding guy.