Infintiy: 189 Superior Skill

! Bang! Chen Luo was instantly knocked out. It turned out to be just a clone. This was the effect of the glove enchantment. When hit, a virtual copy of himself would appear. It lasted for five seconds and would attack, dealing only one-tenth the damage, but it was enough.


The clone withstood the damage for a while, and Chen Luo entered the fray a second time, once again instantly dispatching the archer who was controlling the game. He hated players like this. It seemed that sublimation wasn't enough; he needed to get some more. He had been immune to stuns earlier, so his crowd control skills were clearly powerful and effective. With the rest of his teammates keeping up the damage, they could have brought him down in minutes.


But alas, Chen Luo's gamble paid off once again. High damage, coupled with high damage reduction, meant only slightly higher physical damage, while elemental damage was barely enough to scratch an itch.


Puff! The sound of another killing spree echoed, leaving only the black captain alone. Despite the women in his group, Chen Luo still struck out, showing no affection for these unfamiliar women. He thought, "If you want to fuck someone, you might as well go after your own wives."


The black captain produced a lightsaber, a Star Wars lightsaber—a genuine one. It wasn't lasers, but plasma. Specially confined, the plasma resembled lasers, possessing their highly efficient cutting properties. It was incredibly powerful, and only accessible to those who had passed the Jedi Knight training.


Jedi Knights also possessed a mastery of telekinesis, making them incredibly difficult to defeat. The requirements themselves were incredibly demanding, so becoming a Jedi Knight required a true genius or immense perseverance.


The black man took a deep breath, and the surrounding rocks and scattered arrows began to levitate. With a roar, they flew at high speed, striking Chen Luo. The damage wasn't significant, merely interrupting Chen Luo's movements.


The next second, the black warrior unleashed a flash of lightning, leaping twenty meters and teleporting directly past.


With a swish! The lightsaber stabbed the enemy, and the black warrior roared in anger, deflecting Chen Luo with telekinesis.


Unfortunately, Chen Luo was no pushover. He flashed down with a strike, striking four times in a single blow. Thanks to the gem's support, each strike dealt an additional 20% damage, making each one incredibly painful.


With a swish! The black warrior's head was severed. His defense was not bad, thanks to the telekinetic field that reduced damage by 10%. Combined with his high physical damage reduction, he could withstand even the boss. Furthermore, the Aura Master in the team died early. With the Aura's power, even Chen Luo would have been a real headache.


Unfortunately, the most important aspect of an Aura Master is a friendly support gem. This support gem increases the Aura's effectiveness by half, but at the cost of not benefiting from it. Striving to maximize the effectiveness of their auras, strengthening their teammates, only puts them at risk of being exposed. This has its pros and cons, and it's clear this Wolf Hunter squad has always done just that.


As long as the front line holds up, and the Aura Master has a professional bodyguard protecting them, there's no need to worry about assassination.


Chen Luo's abilities can lock onto targets within range, even across obstacles or walls, instantly appearing. This is the power of Flash Strike. After all, it consumes a frenzy charge each time and can only target a single target. Given these stringent requirements, its power is undoubtedly considerable.


Ultimately, they're just thieves who exploit loopholes to enhance their strength, evading or even violating the laws of space.


Even though Chen Luo is a special Reincarnator, he's still made his way step by step, one step at a time. He despises these people from the bottom of his heart; they deserve death. If there must be one supremely powerful individual, it's him, no one else.


However, his image was transmitted back to headquarters before the black warrior died. It was just a blurry image of him, wearing a bamboo hat and holding a two-handed sword, dressed like a combination of a knight-errant and a European warrior.


"Ding: You have completed control of the world of Resident Evil. Now no reincarnators can enter this world without your knowledge. You must regularly hunt stowaways to maintain your control."


In an instant, a surge of power surged into his body, and Chen Luo's storage space expanded tenfold. It was already the size of a small town, and the amount of things it could hold was beyond imagination. A space the size of a town—what does that even mean?


At the same time, Chen Luo's attributes increased by 20%, which meant increased damage and damage reduction, making him even more powerful.


The dead reincarnators were all recycled by the space, and Chen Luo hadn't gained a single cent.


Elsewhere, in the high-end city, several people stared at the screens showing the photos sent back by the black warrior before his death.


A man stroked his chin and asked, "Did the space start sniping us?"


"Could it be that the mission just happened to coincide with this? I heard someone's been hunting Samsaras lately," a cold female voice said, emotionless. "Space has no feelings, and won't correct them. It's just that the missions conflicted. Go check which lone wolf is responsible."


These people exploited the vulnerabilities of the space to profit, quietly infiltrating the Samsara world, investigating its background and stealing its most precious possessions.


Just like the black warrior, he secretly infiltrated the Star Wars universe, learned from a master, and successfully became a Jedi Knight, receiving a lightsaber and acquiring the skills. Such things would be extremely difficult to achieve in a traditional adventure. The stakes are too high, and the quest chain is extremely demanding. It's not that becoming a Jedi is impossible, but the price is too high and the prerequisites are too numerous.


Sneaking in, however, evades surveillance, allowing for stealthy connections and learning. In reality, every samsara world is wary of the arrival of samsaras, instinctively rejecting these outsiders upon detection. This is one reason samsaras must pay a significant price.