A Life Beyond Limits (Jack Holland) novel Chapter 867

Contrary to "As It Was Before"'s expectations, Phoenix City was in chaos after midnight.

Jack had started his attack on the Kings of the Infernal guild.

Rumors spread like wildfire. It turned out that Jack's secondary account, "Blood Revenge", had located the Kings of the Infernal's headquarters. Armed with what appeared to be an ordinary cleaving sword, he began a bloodbath within the guild, slaughtering his way from Penrith East to Penrith West.

The Kings of the Infernal guild had a significant presence in the game, with thousands of members. However, Jack entered the guild, wielding his sword like he owned the place, and attacked the members left and right.

Chaos ensued as players were panicking, and blood flooded the streets. The battle was nothing short of earth-shattering, shocking the game world.

Especially the guild leader, "Fanatic Prince", who became the primary target. Under the onslaught of the cleaving sword, "Fanatic Prince" equipped in top-tier gear, had his gear almost completely destroyed and died at least ten times.

Countless players rushed to witness this unprecedented battle in the gaming world. They were in awe of Jack's incredible skills and techniques.

It was so overwhelming that it left many speechless. It was so crazy that it made others unable to watch.

Who would dare to stand in Jack's way?

Since the launch of "Legend of the East" and "Legend of the West", never had there been such a world-shaking battle.

Despite the Kings of the Infernal guild's vast numbers and imposing presence, they were overwhelmed by Jack's relentless assault.

Even though "Blood Revenge" died a few times, he would always respawn quickly and return to the battlefield.

Moreover, his gear didn't matter. His combat power had been artificially boosted through backend modifications. Even if his gear was destroyed, he could still fight his way in and out, like he was walking through an empty field.

This drove the members of the Kings of the Infernal guild to despair.

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