Chapter 1907: Chapter 1907: No Class Is Stronger or Weaker
Sword of Divine Punishment!
Golden thunderstorms ravaged mid-air; this was no longer an ordinary Sword of Divine Punishment, but fully strengthened after merging with Angel’s will.
It could easily change the weather, and there wasn’t just one Sword of Divine Punishment.
Crackle...
Golden Huge Swords fell, each shattering a virtual shadow.
At this moment, everyone realized that among the numerous thunder-laden light swords, a nearly transparent shadow flickered in and out of view. Were it not for the flickering golden electrical arcs, people would find it hard to spot this phantom shadow without looking closely.
The shadow was surrounded by arcs, convulsing all over, evidently temporarily paralyzed.
In the sky, a super light sword fell, smashing the shadow instantly.
Boom!
Mafei’s figure finally appeared, flying backward like a torn sack.
Shadow Slash!
In everyone’s view, Mafei seemed to split into two — one shattered upon hitting the ground, while the other knelt on one knee with half health.
People weren’t surprised; almost every profession had its own life-saving skill.
Though the methods and names of skills differed, many allowed a player to cheat death and save their life after sustaining fatal damage.
"You’re overtly arrogant. Do you think obtaining a potent profession makes you invincible? There are plenty of successful profession changes to Black Rangers now, and they are strong, but are they truly invincible? Forget it, talking to a fool is just wasting time. Admit defeat already. Your skills are decent, but your mind isn’t sharp, and my profession can utilize Holy Light, slightly restraining yours. You can’t win." Instant Bloom saw through the other’s tricks thoroughly and deemed him unworthy to be a competitor.
"You’re full of shit. I haven’t lost yet. How could I lose to you? You couldn’t last a minute under me before." Mafei’s figure disappeared again, and he charged at Instant Bloom.
"Back then, haha, I had just started playing the game." Instant Bloom shook his head disdainfully; even if someone like that was strong, even if his skills were a notch inferior, he had ways to compensate and defeat them, especially now.
Mafei unleashed a storm-like attack again, but under the illumination of Divine Light, his real figure could no longer hide. Moreover, the phantoms appearing were awkward due to his limited spiritual power and clear trajectories, and Instant Bloom had ways to handle them.
The most terrifying thing is the unknown; the most terrifying enemy is one lurking in the dark.
Once things are understood, no matter how difficult, someone will rise to the challenge. When an enemy hidden in the dark emerges, even the strongest lose the back-pricking intimidation.
The two sides stalemated for five minutes, eventually Instant Bloom seized an opportunity to stun Mafei with a Shield Bash and then finished him off.
Undoubtedly, for both combatants and audiences, this was an exceptionally thrilling classic duel.
This battle speaks volumes, solving many questions. It offered commentators ample material to create a highly persuasive teaching video from top-tier players battling, while viewers enjoyed watching immensely.
Prairie Fire’s videos weren’t bad, but player duels generally seemed trivial and often ended with complete domination, akin to bullying, diminishing persuasive power. Furthermore, until now, no one compared him with other players.
This battle, however, greatly inspired the super guild teams, so after the duel, the defeated side wasn’t dejected, nor did the victorious side cheer. Both sides were masters, reminiscing about the fight.
Mafei, revived, wore a dark expression. Just as his guild leader was about to console him, Mafei abruptly raised his head and said, "I’ve decided to change professions."
The super guild’s leader’s expression changed: "What did you say?"
"I want to change professions. This profession isn’t strong enough; I want a more powerful one," Mafei stated firmly.
The guild leader’s intended comforting smile disappeared, replaced by disappointment: "Do you think you lost because your opponent’s profession was stronger?"
"Isn’t that so?" Mafei scoffed. "If not for them having that light and then becoming an angel totally restraining me, would I lose?"
The guild leader sneered: "I definitely spoiled you too much. Do you realize how many members sacrificed their levels for you to switch to this profession, how much the guild paid? I warned you this profession falls into disadvantages in the light, and what did you say then? You said skills outweigh everything. Now you tell me you want to switch professions. Okay, what profession do you want? Thief? A thief’s stealth is still exposed by light and flares. Change to warrior, and warriors are restrained by Ice Mages. Switch to Ice Mage, and Magicians with dogs can completely overwhelm you. Switch to Magician, you should know what profession restrains them too."
"But!" Mafei was speechless.
"No buts, Instant Bloom is right. Hunters and Black Rangers on Prairie Fire’s side symbolize invincibility, but now look at other Hunters, very few can enter the core group. Black Rangers are popular, despite being difficult to change into, yet to acquire a ranger, many guilds invested heavily to allow Hunters to change profession. But what’s the result? Black Rangers are still restrained by Holy Light, although Dark Power also counters Holy Light; it’s reciprocal."
The guild leader softened his tone: "Our guild also paid for changing to Black Rangers, but you’ve seen the results too; their output is too low. It’s not only inferior to other professions, but even a Beast King Hunter with a good pet has higher output than a Black Ranger. As for pk, our guild’s Hunter’s archery is commendable, but he can only last a few minutes against you. And how long can you last against Prairie Fire, also a Black Ranger?"
Mafei was dejected, his previous arrogance gone.
"Think it through. If you’re willful and reckless again, it won’t be long before someone in the guild replaces you. When that times comes, can you still expect the boss and me to indulge you? Even so, will others still respect you?"
After speaking, the guild leader shook his head and ignored him, instead discussing with other leaders who should enter first in the next match. Having lost one round, losing the second would make competing in the third unnecessary.
Moreover, they had to be cautious, as the opponent’s player for the second match was none other than Qin Feng Yi.
Though Qin Feng Yi withdrew from commentary, focusing on the Starfire guild, he managed Starfire’s forums and posts with great success and huge influence.
On the Ancient God’s platform, Starfire was the only guild to dominate the homepage as a category.
The official website’s noticeable banner sub-pages were few, and Starfire occupied one. There were many forum pages, but Starfire’s page was placed behind each profession-specific section.
Of course, anyone overlooking her strength because of this would be gravely mistaken...