Chapter 176

The time of 3 seconds was longer than expected.

Bang, Kwa kwa kwa kwang!

In a battlefield where lives are at stake due to a momentary mistake, the feeling would be even greater.

Muhyuk was also realizing many things anew during those 3 seconds.

There was really a lot he could do. He used Multishot to check the hostile users who were not poisoned by the Potion of Confusion, and ordered the Mage and Archer to attack them.

Countless arrows and magic embroidered the sky and swept over them.

After ordering the Archer to rapid-fire to deal with some of the surviving users, he used Wind Step to smear dozens of Skull Snakes with Veil Potion.

He sent the Skull Snakes with the potion forward and waited. Only then did the 3 seconds pass, and Muhyuk returned to his position and stared ahead.

They must be a little embarrassed.

It was as he expected.

The atmosphere of the hostile users was quite subdued. Suddenly, a colleague took a strange posture and died in vain.

Anyone could tell that Sungminwoo had done something, but the problem was that they couldn’t figure out what he had done.

“Don’t be scared!”

Rudolph shouted belatedly.

“I don’t know what strange thing he used, but it’s only once! Everyone push forward!”

His words made some sense.

All the guild members who had been embarrassed nodded and raised their spirits again.

“Yeah, it won’t happen again.”

“Let’s finish this!”

Muhyuk smirked and commanded the Skull Snakes.

The Skull Snakes, who had been waiting as if holding their breath on the ground where the approaching hostile users were, jumped up and climbed onto their ankles.

“Ah, damn it. What is this!”

“Ignore it!”

The Skull Snakes dug into their flesh.

“Uh…!”

At that moment, the Veil Potion was applied.

[You cannot see anything for 3 seconds.]

The vision disappeared.

“Ah, I can’t see!”

“Damn it, what is it!”

Darkness covered their eyes, and they instinctively became afraid.

What if I die?

A 24-hour disconnection penalty.

The thought alone made them annoyed.

“Damn it!”

Who is next to me now?

Before the vision disappeared, there were colleagues.

Now?

Can I really be sure they are colleagues?

The question didn’t last long.

Because the answer that I couldn’t be sure came out immediately.

Thinking that they might die if they didn’t move, they started swinging their swords wildly.

Even if a fellow guild member died because of this swing, it didn’t matter.

After all, weren’t they gathered for PK?

The important thing was to kill the opponent and survive themselves.

That was all.

Clang, Ka-gang!

A desperate metallic sound spread.

“Gasp!”

Even if the vision disappeared, they could feel the sensation of being attacked. Since attacks were coming from the surroundings, they naturally reacted.

Swish, Whirr.

They guessed where the attack was coming from and swung their swords. They were colleagues, but because they couldn’t see each other, they wielded their swords against each other.

“Don’t come near me! Unless you want to die!”

Muhyuk smirked and ordered an attack.

Pang, Paang!

The arrows that were fired covered them.

[You have killed user ‘Ever’.]

[Fame does not increase.]

[You have killed user ‘Kalibun’.]

[Fame does not increase…]

The lives of about 80 users.

It was the harvest obtained by using the Potion of Confusion and the Veil Potion once each.

The hostile users were not fools either.

From then on, they moved while being as careful as possible of the Skull Snakes. Even if Muhyuk showed a slightly suspicious movement, they retreated.

It’s getting annoying.

But that didn’t mean they had become advantageous.

The situation was tense.

However, the hostile users were too wary of the potions, so they showed a passive attitude. Thanks to that, Muhyuk was able to roam freely and break the balance.

Of course, he had sacrificed dozens of Skeletons, but he didn’t care about that. The important thing was to win.

But he was too excited and overdid it.

Oh, no, MP…

It had dropped to the bottom.

Fortunately, many Skeletons had died, so MP would recover if he just waited.

In the end, he sacrificed the Skeletons that had not been unsummoned yet and bought as much time as possible.

Thanks to that, he was able to recover most of his MP, and after that, he showed overwhelming divine power and dealt with the remaining hostile users.

They struggled to the end, but eventually couldn’t withstand Muhyuk’s offensive.

Rudolph, who was left alone, lowered his head. Losing the battle meant that he couldn’t receive the Invisible Arrow.

“Well, it was quite difficult, but…”

“…”

“I won. Right?”

Rudolph just bit his lip.

No way.

They were guild members over level 100. It wasn’t ten people, but as many as 150 people gathered to fight one user, but they lost.

Is that possible?

Of course, he had heard the story.

The rumor that two people had destroyed a guild.

He thought it was an exaggeration.

There must be a hidden helper.

But it wasn’t.

The Skeletons that Muhyuk summoned were special, and the summoner himself was exceptionally strong.

“I don’t really like it, but I’ll give you a chance because I feel sorry for you.”

“A chance…?”

“Yeah, if you grant me three wishes, I’ll give you back the Invisible Arrow.”

“A wish?”

“Yeah, a wish.”

Rudolph couldn’t answer easily.

Three wishes.

He didn’t know how long it would take.

“And give me copies of the Invisible Arrow from time to time.”

His eyes lit up at those words.

“You’ll give me copies?”

“Yeah.”

“How?”

“If you make a contract at the temple.”

The contract is made with a priest participating. If the contract is broken, the user will receive the penalty set by the user, so it is not easy to break it.

The stronger the penalty, the more so.

“What’s the penalty?”

“Reset all stats.”

“…”

Unfortunately, character deletion was not possible.

That was the maximum he could do.

“Stats… reset?”

“Yeah.”

“I can’t break it at all.”

“Are you going to do it or not?”

Rudolph had no other way.

He couldn’t do it by force.

Was he discouraged?

He eventually nodded.

Good.

Muhyuk laughed inwardly and took him straight to the temple. He wrote a contract with the priest participating and swore, reciting the name of God.

“With this, the contract is in effect.”

“Thank you.”

Muhyuk, who came out of the temple, said to Rudolph.

“Now go.”

“Let’s make copies first.”

“Ah.”

Muhyuk handed over the Invisible Arrow.

He hurriedly copied the arrow on the spot.

“I hope you call me soon.”

Muhyuk shrugged his shoulders after receiving the Invisible Arrow.

Since they had made a contract and knew each other’s location, he could call him when needed.

What if there is no need?

Then the contract would continue for a longer time than expected.

“Haa.”

Did he guess that fact?

Rudolph sighed deeply and turned away.

He raised a glass filled with soju and stretched it forward.

Clink.

After toasting with the glass held by Sungminwoo, he drank it all at once.

“Kheu.”

The side dish was pork belly.

“Ah, good, good.”

“What about the quest?”

“Uh, I think it’ll be over soon?”

“That’s a relief.”

“Oh, isn’t today the day of the broadcast?”

“Yeah, so I called you to watch it together.”

“Aha.”

The seat was in a position where the TV was clearly visible.

The sound was also moderate.

“It’s already started.”

“Really?”

He turned his head and put the screen in his eyes.

It was a scene where Muhyuk kept looking back, and the eerie atmosphere of the Dungeon gave him a sense of desolation.

It was a tension that made the viewers focus on their own.

Certainly, the power of editing was great.

[Mr. Muhyuk?]

[Yes?]

[Are you uncomfortable somewhere? You keep looking back.]

[I just feel uneasy.]

Muhyuk shook his head and made a fine expression.

Muhyuk, who was watching himself, sometimes frowned.

“It’s a bit like that every time I watch it.”

“What?”

“It’s a bit… strange to see myself on TV.”

“Hey, how about me? It’s a relief that I’m wearing a helmet.”

“That’s really a relief.”

Sungminwoo tilted his head at Muhyuk’s words.

“What do you mean?”

“You don’t need to know.”

“You son of a bitch, you’re saying I’m ugly!”

“You know it well.”

Of course, it was a joke.

Sungminwoo knew that, so he must be laughing.

“Hey, hey. Let’s focus and watch.”

He looked at the screen again.

Muhyuk suddenly stopped and opened his mouth.

[Everyone, prepare for battle.]

The officials were embarrassed.

And the shadows in the darkness that appeared belatedly.

They were users wearing robes.

Pabat.

Muhyuk sent an arrow without hesitation. He then summoned Skeletons and began to command them.

That scene was broadcast without filtering, and at the same time, posts with that material began to be uploaded quickly on the World of Illusion website.

[Top Ranker, Muhyuk. Gangster Necromancer!]

[I became a Gangster Necromancer, and after watching the user’s past videos and the World of Illusion that is currently being broadcast, I am convinced. That user is a Gangster Necromancer. I guess he was probably the first Gangster Necromancer. Of course, there are many differences in the appearance of the Skeletons I summon. I think that since he was the first to change jobs, he has undergone some changes while gaining more experience than us.]

Countless comments were also posted.

GodHeungGem: I think so. But the Skeleton is so cool…

Raiders: It feels like watching an ancient knight!

In the meantime, the broadcast continued.

Eliminating Asura Han.

Muhyuk once again won the battle with the colleagues he brought.

[Title: Gangster Necromancer is a complete scam?]

[Content: Shouldn’t this be nerfed a bit? When I see it, he wipes out dozens of people by himself. That’s right, he destroyed a guild with two people before. I just ignored it then, but when I see it in the video, it’s a bit too much.]

Farmer: Then you become a Gangster Necromancer.

Hunter: Gangster Necromancer just does his part. Don’t argue.

└Leader: What do you mean by doing his part? Don’t you watch World of Illusion? Is that doing his part?

└Hunter: That user is special.

Kallion was also watching the post on the World of Illusion and the website.

“As expected…”

It was certain that Muhyuk was a Gangster Necromancer.

The question was whether he was a disciple.

That was it, but most of the posts and comments were speculating that Muhyuk was the first Gangster Necromancer.

Since he was the first, there was a high possibility that he was a disciple, so now all he had to do was find out his location.

No, is there no need to find out?

Kallion knew one more piece of information. Information that any user would be interested in.

Vir Kingdom.

If he waited there, he would come.

Certainly.

Since he didn’t know when he would come, he hurriedly logged into World of Illusion.

“Where would you like to go?”

“Vir Kingdom.”

“It’s 1 Gold.”

He used the Warp Gate to go to Vir Kingdom and headed to the central lake.

He sat down on a bench near the lake and looked at the prefabricated building in front.

Kallion was sure that users from all over the Forma Continent would gather here soon.