CHAPTER 270: CHAPTER 189 WISHING FOR ONE’S DEATH! (TWO IN ONE, 2/5)_1

The three people with unlimited coordinates all perceived Chen Mo’s strength and cunning.

They could never comprehend how a Level 20 Non-Rebirth individual could be so powerful.

The more they thought about it, the more absurd it seemed.

So, they simply chose to distance themselves from Chen Mo in order to stay safe.

Those who were unaware of the situation, though, were still heading towards Chen Mo’s coordinates from an hour ago.

But at this point, Chen Mo was no longer at his original coordinates. Before his Teleportation was restricted, he had been flying all over the place. Consequently, he was now at least tens of kilometers away from his previous location.

As Chen Mo headed towards his next target, he suddenly received The Heavenly Path’s Hint.

[The Heavenly Path’s Hint: The True Blue contestant, Yongofoolo—Level 60 (second-transition professional, 15th-star professional "Blood Refining Demon") is already dead! There are now 979 contestants left in this replica!]

Another person had been killed. This time, however, Chen Mo had nothing to do with it.

They’re all gathering at my previous location; they’ve started encountering each other too.

Chen Mo glanced at everyone’s coordinates, predicting that several groups would meet shortly.

However, he didn’t mind. After all, the more they killed each other, the easier it would be for him to clean up in the end.

For example, if one person killed 998 others and you were the last one, as long as you had the strength to kill them, you would effectively reap all the kills and loot benefits.

But if someone was killed by lethal poison, you would not earn victory points, though the kill would still count.

If you wanted to accumulate more victory points, you would naturally hope that no one died from non-combat related causes, and preferably from fighting each other.

As Chen Mo continued towards his next target, several more of these notifications rang out.

The remaining nine hundred-plus people quickly dwindled to just nine hundred.

Clearly, once they met, the elimination process was quite swift.

At this point, Chen Mo also encountered his next target.

But upon reaching the target’s coordinates, Chen Mo was taken aback.

He saw nothing at these coordinates.

Even with his SSS-level perception ability, he couldn’t detect anything.

It was worth noting that even when Jiang Jie had dived into the Void Realm, Chen Mo could still sense him across realms. Yet now, he couldn’t detect a single target despite their coordinates being right beside him. This inevitably made Chen Mo curious.

Just as Chen Mo was wondering where the other party had gone, he was suddenly struck by a heavy attack.

However, due to Shared Fate, the damage was directly transferred to a Skeleton Monster in invisible mode that was following him closely.

The Skeleton Monster quickly became visible.

I’ve been attacked! Invisibility?

Chen Mo immediately activated the Invisibility Break Scroll he had obtained when he entered the replica and simultaneously initiated the Space-Time Pearl.

As the Invisibility Break Scroll took effect, Chen Mo saw a tall Alien, as transparent as glass, standing next to him.

Before the Alien could react, Chen Mo’s Space-Time Pearl had already taken control of him.

With the Alien becoming visible, Chen Mo simultaneously perceived all his information.

This fellow was a 15th-star professional, the "Transparent Venerable". His talent was that his invisible mode could not be detected by any perception ability. Furthermore, while in invisible mode, he would remain invisible even if he entered combat. Only an SSS-level invisibility break method could dispel it!

Although this talent didn’t seem to enhance attack or defense, its effect was quite heaven-defying.

As the saying goes, invisibility is invincible for a reason. With an innate condition of invisibility, one absolutely has the initiative. Because others can’t see you, you can advance or retreat as you like.

You are the one chasing and attacking others, while they don’t even know where you are. This makes it virtually impossible for them to fight back.

In such a scenario, even if your power is considerably weaker than your opponent’s, you still have a good chance of defeating them.

If both parties’ powers are evenly matched, you have an absolute advantage.

Even with Chen Mo’s maxed-out perception ability, he still couldn’t detect this individual’s invisible mode, attesting to the strength of his invisibility ability.

In other words, to deal with him, one essentially had to rely on area-of-effect damage and blind bombing.

But how likely was one to kill a second-transition, full-level-full-star, 15th-star powerhouse with random area-of-effect damage?

It would very well be challenging. Even if one did have strong area-of-effect damage, like the earlier Doomsday Mage, the target could sense something amiss and flee early.

They could simply choose not to fight.

The ability to advance or retreat at will was truly this profession’s disgusting yet powerful aspect.

This time, although he couldn’t detect Chen Mo’s attributes, seeing Chen Mo’s title as a Level 20 Non-Rebirth, he figured Chen Mo was an easy mark and, as a result, slightly let his guard down.

After all, he didn’t have unlimited coordinates to witness Chen Mo’s kills.

Plus, at that moment, he received The Heavenly Path’s Hint that someone else had died.

With Chen Mo right in front of him, it was naturally impossible for Chen Mo to have killed someone else in a different location.

Thus, he found it even more unlikely to associate Chen Mo with the previous deaths.

No ordinary person would imagine a Level 20 Non-Rebirth professional being capable of killing a Level 60, second-transition, full-star professional.

So this time, he attacked directly, attempting to instantly kill Chen Mo and reap this bounty from nature.