“We decided to put the city…the city…”

"How about the city? Answer quickly, thirty seconds have arrived."

"We decided to keep the city... ourselves." While saying the last four words, the president suddenly picked up his weapon and rushed towards me. What he didn't expect was that while he rushed up, he was suddenly hit by a long sword, so his movements stopped abruptly.

"Oh, this is such a bad decision! I don't want the last little money, right? I'm really sorry. In response, I can only choose to completely erase your guild!" As I said, the Death Guard and other summoned creatures began to appear near the Gossip Building and rushed out to other parts of the city. What I have to do now is to massacre the city. As long as I lower the number of people in the city to less than 5% of the total population at the moment when the guild battle started, the system will determine that the city will automatically belong to our Frost Rose Alliance.

The reason why we use the more time-consuming and troublesome city massacre method to occupy cities is mainly to save money. After all, this city is the city we need. If we directly destroy the city, it is indeed faster, but we still need to rebuild the city in the future. At least the city will not be able to be used again within a week. This is a considerable loss for us, and the construction cost will not be less. Instead of doing that, it is better to choose to massacre the city now. In this way, only a small repair cost and a day can be used to make the city run. This is definitely the most cost-effective choice.

With my orders, my demon pets and various summoned creatures began to scatter in the city. Of course, the NPCs and players of the Wuji Society all resisted. Unfortunately, this is a very low guild, and the players' strength is less than the average. So in front of my demon pets and summoned creatures, these people had no resistance at all, and were almost dried up like chopping melons and vegetables.

The combat power of my batch summoned creatures is not very exaggerated. For example, the Death Guard and the Kirin Warrior only have a slightly lower average level of ordinary players, and they are almost bound to lose one-on-one. However, although in terms of individual strength, my batch summoned creatures are not as good as ordinary people among players, both the Death Guard and the Kirin Warrior are all established militarized units, which means that I summon the army rather than civilians.

A regular army with strict training, even if they are infected with diseases and are in a state of fever, their combat effectiveness is definitely higher than that of a group of ordinary people with the same number and healthy body. Ordinary people can also rely on a healthy body to gain an advantage. Once they enter a group battle, ordinary people will definitely be abused. This is the difference between a disciplined army and a scattered warrior.

By the same token, players are players after all, and although their combat attributes may be higher. However, the Death Guard and the Kirin Warrior are both regular troops. After being dispatched in an established manner, they can form formations and rotation structures. Their combat efficiency is much higher than that of ordinary people. In addition, my Magic Pet and the Knight of the Ringyin can act as the backbone of bulldozers. Therefore, my Death Guard and the Kirin Warrior are actually equivalent to the infantry behind the tank cluster. The frontal combat power generated by the enemy is borne by those tank-like guys.

The mission is just to follow the back to provide collaborative support. In this case, it is difficult for the other party to injure the Death Guard and the Kirin Warrior, but it is easy for my Death Guard and the Kirin Warrior to attack the other party. As one goes up and down, the Korean players will naturally be left to be slaughtered. There is no chance to resist. After all, summoned creatures are all in the same mind as me. As long as there is a slight blockage at any position, high-end force will immediately land in this area for removal, so the opponent cannot form a decent blocking line.

There is my magic pet and summoned creature outside. I naturally have to deal with these people here by myself. Fortunately, the strength gap is obvious. So I didn’t have much effort. I solved the people in front of me in a few seconds, not even a few people who can block two moves. This is the normal state of Korean players. The average strength generally exceeds the average level of international players, but there is a lack of particularly powerful masters. For example, the main masters of large guilds are basically national treasure-level in South Korea, while the main force of their guild can only be second-tier assaulters when they go to other countries. However, ordinary Korean players can think of as a reserve member in the main teams of other countries when they go to other countries.

Don't underestimate the strength of these reserves. Because "Zero" is a game with the theme of combat, and the guild organization is an armed team. It is good to say that it is the whole people's soldiers. In this state of being a soldier, it is equivalent to the elite troops in the army, and it belongs to a very small number of powerful troops. Of course, these Korean players are only equivalent to the elite reserves and are not elites, but at least they can explain some problems. However,

After all, this game emphasizes personal heroism, so there is no particularly outstanding advantage in high average strength. If a country like our country and India has a large population base and outstanding average strength, the overall combat power will be very considerable. However, there are not many people from South Korea. This average strength is high. If the total population is multiplied by the total population, the final combat power is still only a little bit. Therefore, this advantage is not just an advantage, but it is actually nothing. It does not play any role at all.

After I got the head of the business, I left the building. At this time, it had become a Shura field, with dead bodies all over the ground, blood everywhere, and there was no living person in the entire building. It was obviously meaningless to stay in such a place, so I came out and flew to the sky to observe the progress of the battle. If I encountered obstacles, I would join in to assist in the cleaning, so that I could speed up the progress.

To be honest, although I had destroyed a guild by myself before, the guild at that time was a small guild, and their city was not big. However, although the guild was not large this time, the city they occupied was really not small. This was the first time I was able to attack such a large city, so the command was a little confused. Fortunately, the enemy's strength was not strong, and my magic pets and summoned creatures were both high-intellectual creatures, so there was no trouble.

"Wife. Are you free?"

"What are you doing? I'm counting the materials here."

"That's right. I just occupied a city in South Korea and need some people to come and take it over."
Chapter completed!