Chapter 114: Turbulence in K City, The Slaughter Begins

K City was a place that would likely have gone unnoticed if not for the fact that it was the closest resource point to the Spawn Island on the map. The resources here were not particularly abundant, and even if only two or three squads landed here, a fierce struggle for supplies was inevitable. One could easily imagine the intense battle about to erupt.

The live broadcast cameras focused on this location immediately. The sky above K City was already crowded with a dense swarm of players, a sight that made one’s scalp tingle. Many viewers began to worry for "Huyou Ge." While his skills were undeniably strong, he was clearly facing a coordinated effort from the others this time. If he happened to run into a few players aiming to take cheap shots, he would be finished. Two fists could hardly hold off four hands; no matter how powerful he was, he could not withstand a human wave tactic.

Originally, Yang Hao had planned to land by the coast and find a boat to bring Lin Ziyin back, but seeing the abnormal activity around him, he was forced to change his mind. It was obvious that so many players appearing here meant to target him, preventing him from retrieving Lin Ziyin smoothly. If he appeared on the coast empty-handed and failed to find a boat immediately, he would be in grave danger once the others arrived armed. Yang Hao could not gamble; he could not pin his hopes on luck.

Therefore, he also drifted toward K City immediately. He would land, find a weapon, and eliminate these hidden threats first; only then would he be able to go get Lin Ziyin. It must be said that Yang Hao’s plan was quite bold, but that was his style. If people bullied their way to his doorstep, it would be strange if Yang Hao didn't hit back. When the match had been paused earlier, Yang Hao had heard rumors and naturally learned of the petty schemes being played behind the scenes.

To be honest, regarding the restart or continuation of the match, Yang Hao and Lin Ziyin shared the same attitude: they didn't care much. Even if Lin Ziyin was trapped on the Spawn Island, Yang Hao would risk his life to bring her back, and Lin Ziyin knew this. Thus, they didn't take those petty tricks to heart. However, the current actions of these people had truly angered Yang Hao. He hadn't bothered with them before because he hadn't considered them worthy of his attention, but now that they were engaging in such despicable behavior again, Yang Hao truly laughed. Did they think they could target Lin Ziyin without answering to him?

Do you know why some minor villains survive for so long? It is because, in the eyes of the protagonist, these small-time characters aren't even worth a fart. They are like ants, not even worth the effort of being stepped on. But when these ants are so ignorant that they keep jumping out to provoke him, it would be a joke if they were allowed to keep living. A dragon has a reverse scale, and touching it means death! Did they really think he didn't have a temper?

Yang Hao sneered. K City was divided into Upper and Lower Districts; Yang Hao chose the Lower District as his landing spot. He locked his target onto a "fake garage" in the Lower District. Just as Yang Hao landed on the rooftop of the garage, another player landed there as well. They were among the first to land in K City, and the live broadcast camera captured the scene instantly. Yang Hao naturally noticed the other player. Both landed almost simultaneously, and at that moment, the hearts of the viewers in the live stream tightened.

The two were very close, but what made the viewers feel a sense of impending doom was that while Yang Hao was picking up a crowbar from the ground, the other player was already loading his SKS.

"Damn, Huyou Ge’s luck is terrible!"
"Is he going to be finished?"
"If he dies, there’s no hope for the goddess."
"Trust in Huyou Ge, he’ll take him out."
"It’s looking grim..."

Watching the vast disparity in their weaponry, many began to worry for Yang Hao. A crowbar against an SKS—it went without saying who had the advantage. In the game, Yang Hao had already charged toward him. At that moment, the opponent had just finished loading the SKS and instantly aimed his muzzle at Yang Hao.

Bang!

The gunshot rang out! To everyone's astonishment, Yang Hao, as if he had predicted it, twisted his body directly, and the shot missed. A narrow escape! The next instant, before the opponent could fire a second shot, Yang Hao leaped up and swung the crowbar in his hand.

"Tomato, Youyouwoxin used a crowbar to headshot and knock down Xinghe, Huahuahu!"

With that notification, the player who had been holding the SKS fell to the ground, clutching his stomach. Yang Hao didn't waste any words; he delivered another strike, sending him to his end. Having witnessed the entire process, the viewers watching the stream couldn't help but admire Yang Hao's reaction time. If it had been them, seeing the SKS, they might have already jumped off the building to flee.

Meanwhile, the commentator Xiao Qi was just about to provide an analysis of the encounter when the fight ended before he could even speak, which took him by surprise. Yang Hao’s reaction was just too fast. He couldn't help but let his gaze linger on Yang Hao for a few extra seconds.

At the same time, the other commentator, Xiao Mo, saw Yang Hao eliminate a player the moment he landed, and her eyes lit up. As a die-hard fan of Lin Ziyin, Xiao Mo naturally hoped for Yang Hao to perform as brilliantly as possible, as that would increase the chances of Lin Ziyin being rescued. Of course, as a commentator for the qualifiers, her professional standards required her to remain objective and unbiased. Thus, when Yang Hao killed the opponent, she only offered an objective evaluation.

By now, Yang Hao had already picked up the SKS. Suddenly, Yang Hao turned and looked into the mid-air, spotting several figures who had not yet landed. He shifted his aim. Yang Hao narrowed his eyes slightly and then pulled the trigger of the SKS.

Bang!

The moment the shot rang out, a spray of blood erupted from the head of a player in the air. A headshot!

"SKS iron sights?"

At the commentary desk, seeing Yang Hao's move and the notification scrolling on the screen, commentator Xiao Qi’s eyes narrowed as he whispered to himself. From such a distance, with no scope to assist him, Yang Hao had managed to land a precise headshot on someone in mid-air using an SKS—such a feat was not something an average player could accomplish. Xiao Qi’s estimation of Yang Hao rose significantly. He then went on to explain Yang Hao’s performance to the viewers.

The next moment, another gunshot rang out. Another person in mid-air was hit with a headshot. The shooter was still Yang Hao.

Three shots! Four shots! Every single bullet was a headshot. As the gunshots continued to echo from that spot, the surrounding players gradually became ghosts under Yang Hao’s gun. The slaughter had begun!