"Hmmp!"

Micheal snorted as he flipped backwards, and a flash of swordlight flashed below him while he's in mid air,

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"What the f.u.c.k!? How the hell does this guy evades all of our attacks!? And can someone tell me if the game even have that kind of a skill!?"

A wizard screamed in anger when he saw Michael evading their attacks by back flipping multiple times!

"F*ck! You can fight like that in the game!?"

"That's pretty sick, are those real life skills or those are just some skills of an assassin?"

"But the question is, who the heck is this guy? He just came out alone looking ragged from the Forest of Despair!"

The scene happening is causing a huge ruckus among the onlooking players who got attracted by the angry yelling and shouting of the party battling Michael.

A few minutes later.

"Bastard"

Michael cursed as he kicked the body of the hunter on the ground before it disappeared, before making his way over towards the nearest human settlement that's just a mile away from his location, as he could even the silhouette of the tall walls of the place with how wide the plain he's currently at, but not before picking up his spoils of battle.

He ignored all the people who tried to recruit him after seeing how he easily dispatched a party all by himself, but he was actually wary of them, as he wouldn't be able to take care of them if all of them jumped at him at the same time.

And what he did earlier wasn't easy, and in fact, you need to have a good coordination of your skills, an advantage in both levels and equipment, ones' luck, and how noob your opponents would be.

And everything listed above were all present when he fought the team of players earlier, and it's not like he's the only one who could do something like that, as there were also others who could do what he did, like Genesis and the others, and let's not even forget those veteran experts who's been playing virtual games for many years already.

"Hey! Don't go! Let's talk!" The players yelled from behind him.

Michael also had another reason for ignoring them, and