MMORPG: Divine Mech Hunter-Chapter 929 - Revealing a Hidden Card

Chapter 929: Chapter 929: Revealing a Hidden Card

Chapter 929 -929: Revealing a Hidden Card

Seeing Starfire furiously charging ahead, everyone was stunned. Who the hell was being attacked?

“Damn it all,” Prosperous Era’s hot-headed youth turned pale, “Find a way to dodge it quickly.”

But their fleet was too densely packed to prevent Starfire from escaping—except for the front, dense ships filled the back and both sides. How could they dodge?

Enduring it was certainly not an option—looking at the two scattered allied fleets confirmed this. The enemy, vastly outnumbering their own, showed no fear. Without a single warship damaged, they had devastated the opposition.

The vessels chosen by Prosperous Era were also Troll charging boats, and although they had an ace up their sleeve, seeing the magic shields on Starfire vessels, none of their tricks would work.

“Goblin Steel Battleship, aren’t your warships sturdy? Get out there and block them. Just delay them a bit, and Starfire will face our encirclement,” the hot-headed youth of Prosperous Era shouted in the guild channel.

The members using Goblin vessels all turned pale. Charge, my ass. If they aren’t charging at us, why should we go? Only a fool would listen. They rolled their eyes in disdain and looked at Prosperous Era’s fleet.

The guild leader even said, “Sorry, the Goblin warships have some malfunctions. You know Goblin technology is notoriously unreliable. But don’t worry, we’re fixing it as fast as we can. Prosperous Era brothers, hold them back, and we’ll be ready to encircle and together defeat Starfire.”

The face of Prosperous Era’s hot-headed youth turned black with rage. Like hell he’d believe in a malfunction now. Damn it.

“What should we do?” the face of Prosperous Era’s hot-headed youth changed drastically.

Beast Speaker also looked upset. He had warned from the start that Prosperous Era and Starfire had too deep a hatred. Prosperous Era didn’t need to stand out too much and should have kept a low profile until they could form an encirclement.

But what happened? Prosperous Era’s hot-headed youth didn’t listen, thinking with so many fleets, there was no need to fear just one Starfire.

Now, instead of being afraid, they intended to drag Prosperous Era down with them.

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Not to mention whether they could win this battle, even if they did, Prosperous Era would be eliminated. What was the point then?

Earlier, no matter how much he advised, no one listened, and now they were asking him what to do. How the hell should he know?

Beast Speaker felt disgusted. Actually, Prosperous Era’s hot-headed youth wasn’t stupid, he just got carried away too easily, which was really a headache.

He suddenly remembered, the feud with Prairie Fire started because Prosperous Era’s hot-headed youth attacked someone’s sister.

They took a strong stance, but got wiped out immediately, and the hatred only deepened, eventually extending between guilds.

He had made up his mind that after this mission, he would never again join forces with Prosperous Era’s hot-headed youth. It was just too frustrating.

“Do your best to save our ships, if we have more than a third left, we still have a chance,” Beast Speaker said gravely in the team channel. “The vessels on both sides, find a chance to not charge too far forward.”

While he was speaking, the Starfire fleet, led by Intermediate Battleships, brutally charged over.

Under the gaze of countless eyes, the Starfire allied fleet plunged right into the middle of Prosperous Era’s fleet.

Just like breaking dry sticks, the charging boats shattered directly, absolutely unable to block Starfire’s warships.

The audience knew clearly that Starfire’s fleet had torn a huge gap and drilled into the middle of Prosperous Era’s fleet.

Prosperous Era’s vessels broke and shattered one after another, and Prosperous Era’s players cursed furiously as they jumped into the water.

They too had seen the original fight—their efforts to block the charging warships were as futile as a mantis trying to stop a chariot.

“Turn the rudder, adjust the angle, form up,” commanded the guard officer, as the Starfire allied fleet that penetrated the opponent’s line formed a circular battle line.

Most of the warships from other guilds were inside the circle.

Prosperous Era’s young madman saw this collision and how more than half of the ships were lost, his eyes red, he roared loudly, “What are you waiting for? Now that the Starfire combined fleet can’t move, we have to pile them up and kill them.”

The battle finally broke out at this moment, with the surrounding ships beginning to close in on Starfire’s warships.

The cannons on the Starfire warships also began to roar crazily, as one warship after another sank in the barrage of cannon fire.

The three allies of Starfire were not vegetarians either; one guild had installed stone throwers, another had acquired some excellent incendiary oil, and the last had even obtained a type of repeating crossbow.

The assault ships were continuously sinking under the coordinated attack of the three guilds, while Starfire’s magic shield was activated in an instant.

Countless rockets and explosives fell from the sky, causing ripples to appear on Starfire’s magic shield.

But the other two guilds were not so lucky; their ships sank one by one, as the opposing ships and players were simply too numerous.

Counting Starfire’s side, there were 20,000 players, while the opposing side had over ten times their number.

Although they couldn’t attack them all at the same time, the numbers were still much greater than theirs, and the attacks were relentless.

This bombardment and close combat lasted for half an hour. The sea around Starfire’s lines was now filled with countless players cursing in the water, and everywhere there were remnants of ships emitting fierce flames and dense smoke.

“It’s no use, they have too many people. They are now almost close enough to board us, and it might soon be a boarding battle. We have lost more than half of our ships,” said Momentary Beauty with a grim expression.

In fact, most of the members of the other few allied guilds had already moved to Starfire’s warships, including Momentary Beauty.

Unparalleled Yohji continuously issued commands, and Starfire’s core elders dispersed to various ships to take charge of commanding the battle on deck.

The enemy players were too numerous, with various wings and teleportation abilities emerging incessantly, making the deck fighting very intense.

“Yohji, bring out our ace,” Li Yao smiled. “No need to save it anymore; it’s just money. I don’t lack anything else but money. I’ll just think of a way to get tens of thousands of gold coins when I go back.”

Sister Li opened her mouth, knowing what Li Yao meant in his final statement to her.

Momentary Beauty and the leaders of the other two guilds were also speechless. How audacious to talk about tens of thousands of gold coins as if it were a game; their entire wealth might not even add up to ten thousand gold coins.

But thinking about Starfire’s deep pockets, it was clear they weren’t joking, evoking envy in everyone.

“I’ve been waiting for you to say that,” Unparalleled Yohji showed a trace of a smile. “All ships, pay attention to my command. You may now use ‘Sky Piercers’.”

“Kill!”

Starfire’s members’ eyes turned golden; they knew this was a pricey secret weapon.

They had already practiced with it on their way there; its power was extremely potent and very satisfying to use.

No one could stop Starfire’s advance initially; they thought it wouldn’t be necessary to use it, but faced with such a huge crisis, they still had to play their ace.

Starfire’s members’ eyes sparkled as they ripped off the canvas covers on the decks.

Then, one by one, racks full of holes appeared in front of everyone, leaving the spectators utterly bewildered, wondering what this could possibly do…