Overgeared

Chapter 430

Debirion. The indigenous god that the monks served. He was known as the god of hunting.

This was the reason why Zibal was Debirion’s Envoy. He chose a class specialized in hunting, aiming only to raise his level to reach first in the rankings. The fatal disadvantage was that it was weak at PvP. He originally didn’t greatly feel this disadvantage. His innate sense of battle was great and he couldn’t perceive himself as weak. His experience of being defeated on the battlefield was so low that it could be counted on one hand.

But that was against ‘humans.’ Now he realized that he was lacking in talent compared to the top classes, the so-called ‘skies.’

‘During the Reidan invasion...’

Yes, he was killed in one blow by the hand plow of a crazy farmer. It was Zibal’s history of defeat. Killed by a hand plow! The moment he couldn’t believe this reality, he was killed by the assassin called Tarma and seriously wounded by Pon and Kraugel.

Above all, at this moment...

“Pinnacle Kill.”

Puoook!

“...!”

[You have been hit by a lethal blow!]

[You have died.]

[This is a server dedicated to the National Competition. The death penalty won’t occur.]

He died to Grid.

Defeat, defeat, yet another defeat. The head of the Snake Guild and representative of the United States fell to the status of punching bag. Zibal’s shame and fury pierced the sky.

‘I have always been praised...!’

He was proud about being better than anyone, so how could he be humiliated so many times in a row? This couldn’t continue. He had to restore his fallen honor. Zibal swore as he watched the landscape change to black and white.

‘I will become stronger!’

He would no longer cling to the rankings.

‘I will obtain a strength that transcends the concept of level!’

Zibal was a fool with talent. On that day, he established a foothold for his efforts.

***

[Your party member Zibal has died.]

Zibal turned to grey after one blow from Grid. When the 2nd ranked user died, it wasn’t just the people of the world who were shocked. It was Lauel as well.

‘What?’

Lauel valued Zibal in many ways. Bold determination and execution, unique boss raid ability, fast level up skills and innate combat senses. Looking at Zibal’s advantages and the abilities of his character, it was enough to qualify Zibal to be in Satisfy’s top 10. He was strong and balanced.

Yet he died in one blow. Zibal had less than half his health remaining, but it was an unintended result, considering Zibal’s equipment and level. Lauel’s gaze was stuck on the farming equipment in the hands of the Korean NPC magician.

‘That flail...’

It was probably an item that had a chance to exert the strongest buff. Thanks to it, Grid’s current damage rose by at least double.

‘Crazy. When did he make such a strange item?’

Grid had stayed in the Behen Archipelago for a while, so failing to grasp his latest specs was deadly for Lauel. Lauel was anxious and took a few steps back. It was to look at the entire battlefield.

Puok!

Kwajak!

"...This is bad.”

he laughed. Grid was running wild like an unbridled foal. It was impossible to measure his strength as he tore through the US formation in

third advancement NPCs are being cut

used. The level of a disaster. A level that humans couldn’t resist. But Lauel didn’t give up. Buffs had a

started directing

forest

set fire to the

the actions of

to forcibly lock Grid into a limited space. But the barriers built by the

Kwa kwa kwa kwang!

“T-This is impossible.”

single blow by Grid. In the end, Lauel had no choice but to use Zephyr, who was keeping Peak Sword and

was a man skilled in using tricks to distract the enemy with his agile and abnormal behavior. When Kraugel attacked the US, Zephyr was low on mana and couldn’t act against Kraugel. But Zibal declared

In the meantime, I will take

“I understand.”

Pahat!

user and six third advancement NPCs in an instant, Grid.

monster, but he can’t

funny that he had to

“Kyakyakyakyak!”

out into bizarre laughter while jumping over Grid’s head and spinning like a spintop. It wasn’t a meaningless act, but the activation of his ‘Acrobat’s Laugh’ skill. The enemies who heard the laughter would temporarily lose their

But Grid resisted.

panic. He already knew that Grid had status

“Kikikikikik!”

was because he didn’t want the enemies to approach him and to also raise his

are you

sound of the laughter was terrible. Grid frowned and swung Iyarugt towards the approaching

Pahat!

scattered like jewels and cut at

Peeeeeong!

“Kuk!”

explosion occurred and Grid groaned. It wasn’t Zephyr that Grid attacked, but a Zephyr clone with the

"Beast’s Ring.”

Peeng!

blazing ring of fire was

‘What?’

cerberus appeared and jumped towards Grid in the center of the ring. The momentum was so terrifying that Grid reflexively took a defensive posture. However, no shock

'What is this?'

pointless skill... Grid flinched the moment he thought this. It was because the burning ring, centered

‘It is popping!’

moment, Zephyr threw 12 balls that he had been

Pepepepeok!

“Kyakyakyak! Does it hurt?”

headed towards Grid, who was once again swept away by the explosion. He was overflowing with confidence. Even if he couldn’t kill Grid, he was confident that he could play around with Grid for

“It doesn’t hurt.”

Step.

stepped forward from the smoke. He spoke

die

experience. He might not be smart, but he could quickly understand the characteristics of the enemies and

know what you

was really funny and the hundreds of doves flew towards Grid. Grid’s field of view narrowed as hundreds of flapping wings and beaks threatened him. Disgusting things like bird dung and feathers also fell down. But Grid wasn’t shaken. He depended on

difficult since

The moment Grid attacked him, he planned to pull out a turtle to defend, and then a rabbit to increase his movement speed and fight

by as much as 70%. If he combined all his items, titles and class effects, it was an additional 21%, giving him an evasion rate of 91%. It would be difficult to hit the current Zephyr even with targeted

However...

Puk!

“Cough!”

sword. Questions rose at the unexpected

I avoid