Reincarnation of the Strongest Healer-Chapter 887 - Temporary Blockade

887: Temporary Blockade

887: Temporary Blockade

Gentle Wind’s face twitched for a few moments.

She was startled, alarmed, and even frustrated that Autumn Breeze had secretly made a deal behind her back.

“Seriously… you couldn’t have given me some of the sweets as well?” Gentle Wind ultimately sighed and pouted.

Had it been anyone else, then she would have been beyond disappointed or even outright suspected them of being a traitor.

However, there was no way Autumn Breeze was that type.

Moreover, she didn’t need to confess to her.

She had no obligation to do so either.

On the surface, Autumn Breeze was her subordinate.

But the truth was that she was someone superior to her.

“Well, I can totally grant you some access by buying their Town Tokens.” Autumn Breeze revealed bits of information.

They were things that she was allowed to talk about after receiving the reports from Ginangelic, the Dark Legion Guild Captain whom she had sent to inspect the town.

Gentle Wind nodded in understanding.

She then inquired, “I know the town’s location is confidential, so I’ll only ask this.

How’s the town’s geographical terrain and how much do you think the Vanguard Guild will rise once it’s opened to the public?”

Facing that kind of question, Autumn Breeze’s expression turned solemn.

“I dare to say that those who are acting against the Vanguard Guild currently at Garak Forest will soon learn the terror of the word, regret.”

The evaluation made by her could be said to be extremely high.

So high that Gentle Wind began to suspect that the Vanguard Guild was scheming big in this Garak Forest.

By screening out the rotten apples, they would easily hinder them the moment they publicized the town.

‘No wonder Vortex Viper refused my help.

It’s a good thing I extended my kind gesture to express my stance.’ Gentle Wind felt a cold chill running down her spine as she tried to imagine the large-scale scheme being operated.

Just at this moment, Gentle Wind received a message notification from the intel department.

She opened it and read it.

Soon, her expression turned complex after she finished reading it.

“What’s the matter?” Autumn Breeze asked in concern when she spotted her change.

Gentle Wind didn’t bother to respond and instead forwarded the message she received to her.

The report was too overwhelming for a moment that she found it hard to believe.

Meanwhile, Autumn Breeze glanced at the forwarded message, and her expression turned solemn.

“A new equipment set appeared and it was a bundle of them that emerged from the Vanguard Guild?” She was startled.

The incident happened just 3 minutes ago at Garak Forest when those who had been dominating the area targeted the newcomers of Vanguard Guild members.

Not only did they fail miserably, but they were also being counterattacked and being eradicated instead.

The Vanguard Guild’s counterattack was in full force and whomever they encountered, they were swept away.

What made it more mind-boggling was that only the ones who had targeted the Vanguard Guild members were destroyed.

Those who remained neutral were completely safe, but even they described the incident as horrifying.

It was as if they had been sent back to the Siege of the Colossus main event and were living in the oppressing atmosphere again.

“My conjecture was right.

The Vanguard Guild wouldn’t allow themselves to be beaten down like that without retaliating.” Gentle Wind had already composed herself.

She was simply astonished by the speed at which they swept their enemies.

But after a while, she had calmed down and believed the new equipment set that the Vanguard Guild revealed was going to take the Divine World by storm again.

Autumn Breeze nodded in agreement.

Even she found it unfathomable for the Vanguard Guild to have so many trump cards pulling up from out of nowhere.

While the two women had a rush of adrenaline, elsewhere, many guilds and teams were equally baffled and frightened by the counterattack.

Those who had participated in attacking the Vanguard Guild started to regret their actions.

As for those who refused to target them, they heaved a sigh of relief.

“Phew, good thing I never crossed paths with them.”

“I know, right.

I encountered one of their elite teams who identified themselves as some Night Team.

They made me identify myself by showing my status screen, and I nearly shat myself.”

“Hah, although it’s somewhat domineering, they were probably checking if you’re on the list.

Those who aren’t guilty shouldn’t have any qualms with showing just the status screen.”

Players that had escaped the plight were stationed by the taverns across Garak City.

Although they weren’t being targeted, it was hard to say that they wouldn’t be killed for impeding the Vanguard Guild’s elite teams’ action.

After all, the Vanguard Guild had announced a temporary blockade at Garak Forest to target their enemies.

As for those who were uninvolved, they didn’t want to harm them.

But if they encountered them more than 3 times, then it was hard to not suspect them of being a spy.

Braum Tavern

“Guild Captain, our Night Team has eliminated 40 people,” Benson reported.

“Not bad,” Veronica was satisfied with the Night Team’s killing efficiency.

More than half of the people eliminated were done by Dark Night, but the Night Team members also provided the location and information for Dark Night to act upon.

Just when Benson finished reporting their team’s status, another person returned and it was Kailey.

“Reporting to the Guild Captain, our Star Team has eliminated 60 plus players,” Kailey said, completely disregarding Benson’s presence.

“60 plus players?” Before Veronica could respond, Benson was alarmed.

His eyes widened in disbelief as he couldn’t fathom how they managed to kill 60-plus players.

Their Night Team wasn’t any weaker than the Star Team.

In fact, their Night Team was stronger because their Team Leader specialized in player-killing.

So how was it possible for them to kill more?

Not to mention Benson’s astonishment, even Veronica was slightly surprised by the discrepancy.

‘Was Blue Star a natural-born leader?’