Chapter 115 Surrounded Again

The white light of the offline area flashed, and the moment Gu Fei appeared, he was surrounded by countless exclamations.

While most players were still guessing who this PK value 54 was, the incident in LinYin City had already spread far and wide: this PK expert was none other than the most popular video mage. Some busybodies had even watched the video a hundred times after going offline, firmly remembering Gu Fei's clothing and appearance. The number of folds in the Moonlight Spirit Robe from shoulder to waist had been screenshotted, zoomed in, and counted by meticulous individuals.

The moment Gu Fei appeared, he was immediately recognized, instantly eliciting screams. One person told ten, and ten told a hundred. There was never a shortage of people around the revival point, and gathering them was a matter of moments. Gu Fei was unfortunately subjected to another inhuman围观 (wei guan, "surrounding and watching").

Gu Fei had calculated everything, but he had overlooked the players' gossipy nature. For these players who spent countless hours in online games, gossip was a powerful force that Gu Fei couldn't imagine.

"Tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk!!"

Gu Fei didn't fight anyone or use any skills. The players could only look him up and down, making such pointless exclamations.

"Everyone, can you make way, please..." Gu Fei said helplessly.

"Okay, okay." Even onlookers had their limits; they couldn't restrict someone's freedom just because they were watching. The players blocking the revival point's entrance moved to the left and right, squeezing aside to create a path for Gu Fei.

"Thank you, everyone. Disperse if you have nothing to do!" Gu Fei waved to the crowd while squeezing outward on this narrow path. Occasionally, players would reach out to shake his hand. Gu Fei wiped his sweat while shaking their hands. "I really have the temperament of a star!" Gu Fei thought.

Unfortunately, this harmonious scene didn't last long. Suddenly, a voice erupted from the back of the crowd, "Who is it? Don't push!" Gu Fei immediately knew that what was coming had arrived.

The system guards were still so headstrong. With so many players crowded here, they didn't shout to make way, didn't choose to detour, and didn't lay a hand on the players. They just kept moving forward, forward, forward. They only knew that Gu Fei was in front of them, and that the shortest distance between two points was a straight line. The intelligence of these guards made game-loving players seriously doubt the game's AI system.

The system guards had power and strength, so yesterday, they scattered Water Deep and his group's ambush. But don't forget, that was a formation set up by players during PK. There had to be a certain amount of space between people, so after being hit, the players had room to stagger.

But at this moment, this was a围观 (wei guan, "surrounding and watching"), an inhuman围观 (wei guan, "surrounding and watching").

No matter how strong the system guards were, they couldn't violate the laws of physics and physiology and squeeze the players into meat patties. Moreover, their power, though great, was not infinite. With so many players piled together, how easy would it be to push them away like a bulldozer?

However, Gu Fei clearly felt that the narrow path that the players had voluntarily made for him was being encroached upon by the guards' impact. Gu Fei didn't dare to hesitate any longer and immediately used Instantaneous Movement, drifting forward five meters. Almost at the same moment, the players on both sides of the area behind him merged closely together, waving their arms randomly and cursing.

"How close!" Gu Fei thought to himself. Fortunately, the guards hadn't lined up to act as a bulldozer, so their impact was only on a small area. At this moment, he had escaped the dangerous zone, but he felt sorry for the players in that area, who were caught off guard and squeezed together like Siamese twins.

"This is an opportunity!" Gu Fei's eyes lit up. Obviously, under the system guards' idiotic impact, the players would disperse soon, but not too quickly. This obstruction was really effective, and he couldn't miss such an opportunity.

With that thought, Gu Fei also quickened his pace. To those enthusiastic fans who were still stubbornly reaching out to shake his hand, he adopted the air of a big star passing by in a hurry, barely touching their fingertips. This also reflected the higher quality of online game players compared to celebrity fans. At least in this situation, without security to maintain order, no one rushed forward to grab Gu Fei and refuse to let go.

Of course, this was also because there was a fundamental difference between the two. Celebrities relied on their fans to make a living and wouldn't go around chopping them up, while Gu Fei, with a flick of his wrist, could cost them a level and some PK value.

Gu Fei finally rushed out of this small path. The players were staggering and about to explode under the system guards' impact, but Gu Fei had already disappeared from their sight, not caring about them.

The players' curses continued, gradually spreading out under the impact. When they learned that this squeeze had blocked the system guards' path to capture Gu Fei, everyone was filled with regret. This was also a spectacle they really wanted to see. This once again reflected the stark difference between celebrity fans and Gu Fei's fans. Celebrity fans would definitely not want their idol to be chased and hacked.

Gu Fei ran wildly in the street, continuing to attract attention wherever he went. Players pointed at him and howled. Phrases like "Honey, come out and see the master!" rang out again and again.

But Gu Fei's speed was not to be trifled with. It was not so easy to form a围观 (wei guan, "surrounding and watching") again.

Moreover, at a considerable distance, the system guards were chasing after him in an orderly and powerful manner under the leadership of their captain. With numb expressions, cold eyes, and seemingly slow but absolutely steady and efficient steps, these guards were just like the terminators in the movies. And Gu Fei was the target they wanted to terminate.

Those players who inadvertently blocked the way were lucky if they were knocked away. The more miserable ones were those who were knocked down and then trampled on repeatedly. Even if they didn't die, they would suffer enough.

Behind this line of guards was a large group of LinYin City players. Completely unorganized, without formations, just a chaotic group of onlookers, chasing after the guards' footsteps, wanting to watch the excitement.

This trilogy, from one person to a team of people to a crowd of people, became a spectacle in LinYin City. And through natural selection, those who were slow were quickly eliminated from the spectacle.

Gu Fei ran while looking back. Seeing that the guards were still far away, he didn't bother to use Instantaneous Movement. Relying on his day of studying, Gu Fei very smoothly and quickly arrived at the wanted mission office. Entering, taking the mission, these were all familiar to Gu Fei, but when he scanned the mission list, he almost vomited blood on the screen.

LinYin City was too peaceful. Except for a few scarce 2PK players at the top, the pages below were all 1. Gu Fei didn't have time to worry about this and hurriedly took a mission and flashed out of the mission office. If he was chased into the room by the guards, it would definitely be a dead end.

The moment he stepped out of the door, he saw the guards rushing out of the street and killing toward him. Gu Fei didn't look at the coordinates first and ran in the direction away from the guards. Once he was on the right track, he opened the coordinate displayed by the Wind Chasing Badge and took a look, immediately feeling a headache.

The target was not elsewhere, but in the opposite direction from Gu Fei. The shortest distance to get there was to immediately turn around and brush past the system guards. This was undoubtedly too risky. But Gu Fei's day of studying came into play at this time. He instantly sketched out the most efficient route in his mind to circle around to the target.

At the intersection ahead, Gu Fei quickly turned and stepped onto this route. But a minute later, the coordinate prompt refreshed, and Gu Fei opened it to take a look, immediately crying out in pain.

The God of Luck had abandoned him this time. Judging from the two coordinate positions that the other party had moved through, Gu Fei had enough reason to believe that this damn guy was actually a member of the third scenic line.

If he didn't want to turn around and break through the system guards, then it seemed there was only one way: find a place to circle around and circle behind the other party in the form of a套圈 (tao quan, "lasso")...

There were rows of houses in the city, and there were many places to circle around. However, with such a large scale of circles, not to mention whether Gu Fei had enough time to complete the套圈 (tao quan, "lasso"), even if he did, where would he find this guy, number 56841, among a large group of fans and players?

To solve this dilemma, he once again had to thank Gu Fei for his day of studying. Players who had understood the topography of LinYin City had been running all the way while combining the scenes they saw with what they had studied. At this time, after seeing the scenery ahead, Gu Fei had a good idea in his mind to get rid of this predicament.

The Round Log Tavern, the largest tavern in the center of LinYin City, was as its name suggested, shaped like a round log. The roof even had rings painted on it like the annual rings of an old log.

Gu Fei, who rushed to the front of the tavern, did not enter, but circled half of the tavern. At this time, after chasing all the way, the system guards were only a few meters away from Gu Fei. Gu Fei, who ran around the Round Log Tavern, jumped up and pointed in the air, using Instantaneous Movement to fly to the roof of the tavern to the maximum extent.

He continued running without slowing down after landing. One after another, heavy objects hit the ground behind him. Gu Fei knew that it was the system guards who were using the "Ground Crack Slash Flying Body On Roof Art" again. But Gu Fei's mind was not on them at the moment. He ran quickly to the edge of the roof and ran along the eaves.

As Gu Fei expected, the third scenic line had just arrived at this position, running close to the Round Log Tavern. Gu Fei, who was high above, had a clear view of all of them. In the eyes of this player who had received the mission, one of them clearly had a 56841 marked on him.

"Ya!!!" Gu Fei, who had never stopped running, took advantage of the momentum to soar into the sky.

"Double Flame Flash, Flash!!" Gu Fei shouted loudly, and the Dark Night Flowing Light Sword pierced out sharply. At this critical moment, Gu Fei didn't care about any dangerous moves or warnings against imitation. This sword went straight for the other party's forehead.

The sword broke the wind, the wind blew the fire, and Gu Fei's own face felt the burning of the Double Flame Flash's flames on the sword.

In an instant, Gu Fei found a bit of the legendary feeling of man and sword becoming one.