The Qi Pei jia's tactic of throwing money didn't seem to create any opportunities. In any case, Gu Fei stood still.

"Maybe he'll count the money," Qi Pei jia fantasized, hoping for a clumsy mistake from his opponent. But Gu Fei just casually hefted the weight of the money bag in his hand before stuffing it into his pocket. Qi Pei jia's 300 gold coins were spent just like that. Even if Gu Fei were to kill this person next, there was no chance of getting the money back.

Gu Fei showed a regretful expression at this outcome, but he was regretting not the lack of opportunity, but Qi Pei jia's wallet. He said to Qi Pei jia with great pity, "You shouldn't have given him the money!"

These words weren't even a private chat; he spoke them aloud, clearly conveying a message to his opponent: he obviously wasn't planning on paying. The other man's expression twisted fiercely upon hearing Gu Fei's words.

"Speaking of which, did you ever consider this situation?" Gu Fei continued, amused. "Some people pay, but others don't. So what do you do?"

The man's expression continued to contort, as if Gu Fei had hit a sore spot. It seemed that he had encountered this thorny problem in his life of robbery, and he probably hadn't handled it very well, leaving behind a psychological scar.

Upset the boat and kill the people who didn't pay, then save the people who did? With that kind of integrity, he wouldn't have the slightest hint of a robber's spirit.

"So, you're not planning on paying?" the man said through gritted teeth.

"Look, your three hundred gold coins were wasted, and now you're going to fall into the water too." Gu Fei ignored him and spoke to Qi Pei jia instead. "Instantaneous Movement, activate!" But after speaking normally, he suddenly chanted at the end of the sentence.

This person was clearly experienced in handling such situations. Although Gu Fei had charged forward faster than anyone else, the method of dealing with it was still the same.

Shield in front, into the water!

Everything this guy said wasn't just bluster; he really was very familiar with the water. No matter how strong an expert was, he was confident that he could play them for fools in the water.

"Double Flame Flash!"

He heard Gu Fei's chant, but his body was already tilting out of the boat.

He didn't jump, didn't perform any mid-air acrobatics, and didn't prepare an imposing dive into the water. He simply tilted his body, looking at first glance like someone who had accidentally fallen into the water. Although the posture was ugly, it was the most efficient way to fall, and it was extremely fast.

But even faster was Gu Fei's skill.

As the chant completely ended, the would-be water-faller realized that heat was coming from the direction he was tilting. He looked down and saw Gu Fei's Dark Night Flowing Light Sword extending from an unbelievable angle toward the position he was about to fall into. He was about to crash into the sword himself.

He wanted to dodge, but it was too late. It was impossible to control a body that had already tilted and fallen.

In the end, he could only glance back. He saw that Gu Fei was also tilting his body, falling toward the side of the boat. His sword was thrust out horizontally like this.

He had fully anticipated the opponent's actions upon entering the water. Whether jumping, falling, or sliding, the body would ultimately tilt to the side.

Gu Fei had seized this fleeting opportunity and accurately thrust out his sword. The timing was also perfect, taking advantage of the fact that the opponent's body was already tilted and unable to regain stability, Gu Fei's sword arrived.

Whether or not it would be a one-hit kill seemed to be the only suspense.

Although the opponent's shield was now unable to function, heavy armor warriors always had a lot of health.

Gu Fei's hand felt a weight.

The opponent had already fallen onto his sword. If he had been killed instantly, he should have turned into white light by now, and that weight should have quickly disappeared.

But that wasn't the case. This warrior could see his own life bar, and he knew how far he was from death. At this moment, the stone in his heart had landed, and he was just waiting for his body to fall into the water, then overturn the boat and properly deal with this arrogant mage.

He had already planned out Gu Fei's fate in an instant.

But he had forgotten one thing. There were three guests on his boat. His opponent wasn't just Gu Fei.

At the moment Gu Fei struck, the two girls also used whatever attacks they could.

At the tip of Mang Mang de Mang Mang's staff, a ball of black mist suddenly emerged. After rapidly contracting, it flashed and imprinted itself on the warrior's body. The warrior had just slipped past the tip of Gu Fei's sword, and his head was about to plunge into the water. After taking this hit, he suddenly blossomed into a ball of white light on the water's surface.

Even Gu Fei was surprised by this attack. His rapidly following left hand had already flashed with blue light, but he was sure he hadn't slapped the guy yet. The spell was withdrawn, and Gu Fei turned back to look at the two women.

Qi Pei jia was also turning her head to look at Mang Mang de Mang Mang. She held a small bow in her hand, with an arrow nocked, but she didn't have time to shoot it. After all, there were too many steps involved in an archer releasing an arrow. In that instant, she hadn't been able to complete a shot.

"Kiss of Death? You're a Dark Priest." The well-informed Qi Pei jia said to Mang Mang de Mang Mang.

Mang Mang de Mang Mang nodded.

A Dark Priest is a Dark Night Priest, a priest class at level 40, like a knight, divided into Light and Dark Night types. Even the nature of the changes is somewhat similar to that of knights.

The Dark Night Priest's first skill, Kiss of Death, is a super-instant-cast offensive spell. Compared to before level 40, when priests could only mingle with the team, Dark Night Priests with this new skill can be said to have the ability to solo. However, the priest's original healing skills are greatly weakened after becoming a Dark Night Priest. Therefore, the status of Dark Night Priests is currently rather awkward, especially in teams.

In terms of damage output, Kiss of Death alone is far inferior to other classes. In terms of healing, the effect is far inferior to ordinary priests, not to mention the Light Priests who specialize in healing skills after job changing into the Light path.

Perhaps you would think that a class that can attack and heal is not bad. However, in a truly efficient team, each role performs its own duties, and there is no need for this type of jack-of-all-trades character.

The officials have promised that as the level increases and the class skills improve, the status of Dark Night Priests will change. But for now, Dark Night Priests are a symbol of loneliness. Many players who chose Dark Night Priest feel regret, but they can only grit their teeth and persevere while hoping for the arrival of spring.

As a girl, choosing a priest class is the most common thing to do. But very few have changed to the loneliest Dark Night Priest, so Qi Pei jia was somewhat surprised to find that this priest girl was a Dark Priest.

Gu Fei, who understood the least about support classes like priests, wasn't very clear about the status and situation of Dark Night Priests in the game. He only knew that Mang Mang de Mang Mang had helped a lot just now, so he nodded to express his gratitude to her.

"I'm saying, with an attack like that, it seems like you didn't need to wait for any opportunity at all, right? Why didn't you just finish him off right away?" Qi Pei jia was still quite distressed about losing three hundred gold coins for nothing.

"I was waiting," Gu Fei said.

"Waiting for what?"

"Waiting for PK value. I was originally at 29, but it should drop to 28 in less than two minutes, so I waited until it dropped to 28 before acting. Otherwise, it would jump back to 30, and I'd have to start the timer all over again. Tsk, tsk, very troublesome." Being chased by a group of system guards wasn't a pleasant experience, although Gu Fei had successfully resolved it, he didn't want to experience it again. If only one or two came, then it would be quite enjoyable to lure them out to fight, but unfortunately, they always came in groups.

Hearing this explanation, Qi Pei jia could only feel even more sorry for her three hundred gold coins, which had been completely wasted. "Why didn't you say so earlier?" She could only say sullenly.

"That guy's dead, we have to row the boat ourselves." Gu Fei said as he stood at the stern of the boat and grabbed the oars to row a couple of times, causing the small boat to spin in place.

"It doesn't seem as simple as I thought." Gu Fei wiped the sweat from his brow and continued to row, spinning around two more times.

"Let me try." Qi Pei jia also came over and tried a couple of times, also spinning in place, but the direction she was turning was the opposite of Gu Fei's.

"You're left-handed," Gu Fei concluded.

Then Mang Mang de Mang Mang also tried, and the boat still spun, spinning the three of them until they felt like throwing up.

"This problem seems a little serious," Gu Fei said.

The two women were silent.

"That guy might as well have used this method to threaten us," Gu Fei complained.

"Take the oars off and row ourselves, instead of rowing!" Qi Pei jia said.

Anyone who has rowed a boat in the park should know how to do this. So the two of them, one on the left and one on the right, vigorously swung the oars, and the small boat pushed through the waves, a cool breeze blowing in their faces, the water reflecting Gu Fei's melancholy face.

Compared to the robber's oar-rowing before, the current speed was truly not optimistic. These two oars seemed a little too long to be rowed by hand at this time, and they were not easy to operate. The vast expanse of water seemed boundless in all directions, which was undoubtedly a heavy blow to the morale of the three.

"Which way should we go?" The three didn't even know where their destination was.

"Ask the guys on the boat, and follow their coordinates, you can't go wrong that way," Qi Pei jia said.

"Did you have to use the word 'follow'? I don't think there will be a boat slower than us in this world," Gu Fei said.

"Maybe not, I didn't see them leaving the pier very fast either. The system is always particularly shameless," Qi Pei jia said.

At this time, Mang Mang de Mang Mang had already obtained the coordinates, and the small boat struggled to move forward in that direction.