Although Viscount Kemdal clamored for the player to launch a counterattack, all the player lords, including Li Xiangrong, were not brain-dead enough to ignore the reality and launch a counterattack that would only increase their losses. Relying on the rock wall built by the earth elemental spellcaster, the layers of resistance also reduced the pressure caused by the fireballs of some of the little demons.

At the same time, with the extreme opposition of all the player lords, no matter how much Kemdal wanted to make the players lose their troops, he could only stop in the end. Of course, his expression was unusually ugly, for he felt that his majesty had been lost. Therefore, the idea of killing the opponents began to rise in his heart, and the Viscount gradually stood with the Count Hugodi behind him.

It's a pity that it's not the Viscount who is outnumbered now, how can he, with less than a thousand guards, outnumber the player. Even if these guards basically never went to the battlefield in most battles and did not lose much, if the players fought back at any cost, it is estimated that the guards of 1,000 people will be wiped out in an instant. After all, the special environment of the underground world not only separates the players, but also divides the guards of Viscount Kemdal.

Now there are less than a hundred guards around Kemdal, and the rest are scattered in the passages of the underground world or in the caves behind. You must know that the total number of players entering the underground world is more than 30,000 people, and it is impossible for a huge number to be crammed into a small underground passage. Therefore, the entire player group is a very long snake formation, but there are occasionally some relatively large caves in the middle to accommodate more people. Of course, the largest of these caves can accommodate 1,000 people. And there will be a large part of the area to be piled up, and there will also be a part of the area that will be used as a cemetery. There are a lot of coffins in this section, and of course, most importantly, there are priests who pray here.

While restoring the magic power, it also makes the place a more holy area. Of course, this place is not a good place for those who have been resurrected. Hardly any player wants to crawl out of those coffins alive, as that would mean losing a single life, and some even lose a lot of experience. Of course, what is even worse is the players who scream, basically every player who screams is a blast. In this kind of combat situation, it is almost impossible to pick up what has been blown out, because when they hang back, it basically means that a certain position has been lost. It's hard to get back what has fallen into the hands of the monsters, and in the end, players will be sad to find that some of the monsters are fighting with weapons that their companions have exploded.

When these players were in pain, Chen Kai and the others were also extremely depressed looking at their surroundings. It was the second day after they had escaped from the cave that had been turned into a hell by the Moenzor division. Chen Kai's injuries on his back have been much better, although his combat strength has not yet recovered, and he can at least walk without hindrance. So the group began to walk along the path of the underground world, and then slowly looked for a place where they could leave this underground passage.

But the underground passage in front of me is still the same as before, and it seems that the surrounding rocks are still the same black touch. There is still no end in sight to the surrounding roads. If it weren't for the fact that they didn't see the marks they left behind, they would probably have thought they were really going around in circles. However, the group had already traveled nearly five kilometers along the road, and according to the speed and distance of their escape, this distance had basically passed the location of the cave at the beginning. Due to the lack of reference objects in the underground world, Chen Kai and the others did not know whether they were running in the right direction or wrong. …,