In fact, with Jiang Hao's defense of 6200, even if he stood still and let arrows and ice hit him, he wouldn't lose any health. The only person he was worried about was Shadow Blade.

Jiang Hao felt that if he couldn't even dodge attacks from ordinary players, wouldn't that be too embarrassing? So Jiang Hao stubbornly kept dodging.

However, even a clay figure has some temper when harassed by so many people. Jiang Hao was so annoyed that he kept dodging and weaving through the encirclement while raising his staff and swinging it down without caring who the players on the other side were or what their names were.

The player Jiang Hao pulled over had his health bar instantly emptied and was sent off the battlefield by Jiang Hao.

The surrounding players, as if seeking revenge for their companions, unleashed their skills even faster.

Seeing this, Jiang Hao disregarded whether Shadow Blade would launch another sneak attack. He swung his staff at a rate of nearly 50 times per second, clearing out the nearby players in no time. The originally small encirclement suddenly had a large open space.

The surrounding players only then realized how terrifying Jiang Hao was. Not only was he incredibly fast, but his attack speed was also unmatched. More importantly, every time he swung his staff, a player would be pulled under it, and then, in a flash of white light, they would be eliminated from the battlefield.

Since he launched his all-out attack, the white light around him has been as numerous as stars in a clear night sky. Following Jiang Hao's elusive figure, it moved like a beautiful, dissipating effect on television.

But all of that was achieved at the cost of our comrades' lives!

The players were terrified. This was no spiked sandbag; it was clearly a huge, thick spiked club that had fallen from the sky!

That giant skeletal bird, which kills people like it's sweeping the floor and terrifies everyone, is nothing compared to him!

In an instant, the Lord of Hell became synonymous with death and invincibility. Every player who witnessed his indiscriminate slaughter realized what terrible being they had provoked.

As if they had planned it in advance, they turned and ran without the slightest hesitation.

"Hey, don't run away! Can't I just stand here and let you hit me?"

Jiang Hao waved his staff and shouted loudly behind them, but to them it sounded more like a death warrant.

"Hey, I'm serious, how about I put the staff away?"

After saying this, Jiang Hao actually put away his staff and placed it in his backpack. The players stopped and turned to look at him.

Almost simultaneously, Jiang Hao noticed a figure behind him. Before he could react, a white damage number floated up above his head.

Jiang Hao immediately turned his head and saw that Shadow Blade was still in the same position as before, his right hand holding the dagger and thrusting forward, his left hand gripping the dagger in reverse, the hilt hovering above his forehead. This time, however, Shadow Blade's expression was indifferent, no longer displaying his previous madness. The instant Jiang Hao turned his head, he shuddered and disappeared from Jiang Hao's sight once more.

This time, there wasn't time to make a move, but I did get a clear look at the opponent's attributes. A two-star assassin from the Face Basin Chicken Death God Cult guild.

Jiang Hao was surprised. A two-star quality required players to challenge a bronze-level opponent in the professional trials with iron-level attributes, making it far more difficult than passing a one-star trial. Anyone with even the slightest lack of talent would have no chance of passing.

It's clear that this assassin called Shadow Blade is not only incredibly talented, but his skills are also probably extremely powerful.

Shadow Blade vanished instantly, leaving Jiang Hao with no way to detect him. The other players weren't so lucky. In the Lingxu game, players have physical forms, and the densely packed companions around them formed a wall, leaving them nowhere to escape. Each player was frantic, stamping their feet in frustration and cursing their teammates for being idiots. Even at this point, they still didn't know how to run.

Little did they know that the battlefield was already surrounded by players from the five major guilds of the Rabbit Kingdom.

The two major guilds, Heavenly Punishment and Prosperous World, are on the left; the two major guilds, God's Destruction and Starry Sky, are on the right; and the Ice and Snow World guild is on the south. The five major guilds surround the battlefield south of Ping Sha Lake like dumplings, leaving no room for escape.

Without the Western Temple Guild's defection, without the Heavenly Blade's fortress, without the Free Kingdom's sneaky tactics, without the Royal Guard's healing and survival skills, and most importantly, they lost the most crucial element on the battlefield: the Legion Token. Even though the total number of the Five Nations Alliance was twice that of the five major guilds, in essence, they were nothing more than a motley crew of scattered soldiers.

The five major guilds, totaling over 80,000 members, had formed a legion under Jiang Hao's leadership. With Jiang Hao granting them nearly 500,000 physical attack power, the five-nation allied forces crumbled upon their first encounter. Subsequently, with the five major guilds advancing systematically, the lights surrounding the five-nation allied forces continued to flicker, and the number of players steadily decreased.

If you stood high above the battlefield, you could see that the five-nation coalition was like a lifeless pile of withered grass, allowing the fire on the periphery to rage towards the center.

What terrified the five-nation alliance even more was that six giant skeletal birds, exactly the same as before, kept rampaging through them, each time sweeping away a large number of their companions like autumn leaves in the wind.

Unable to fight back or escape, their eyes began to dart around their fallen comrades, their health bars gleaming red. Why not let their own people benefit from this advantage, rather than letting the players from the Rabbit Kingdom gain it?

Thus, the players of the five-nation alliance, whose bloodlust had been suppressed, erupted instantly. For the first time, the battlefield was filled with killing between players from the same nation and guild.

Jiang Hao was stunned by what he saw. Although he had expected it, seeing so many people instantly draw their swords on their comrades still left him deeply shaken. Although it was just a game, the fact that the battlefield was designed like this, and the motives of those behind it, were indeed worth pondering.

Even after all five allied forces were wiped out and eliminated from the battlefield, Jiang Hao still couldn't find any trace of Shadow Blade.

To annihilate the allied forces of the five nations, the archers of the five major guilds had fired countless flares across the battlefield, hoping to identify all the enemy assassins. However, Jiang Hao didn't believe Shadow Blade would be killed in the chaos. Not only was he alive, but he was definitely hiding somewhere Jiang Hao couldn't see, waiting to deliver the fatal blow.

After this battle, the five-nation allied forces were annihilated on the surface, while Jiang Hao's army only lost 8 men.

The title of "Lord of Hell" was incredibly popular among players in China.

Looking at the giant boss standing atop the southern tip of Pingsha Lake, Jiang Hao raised his staff.