Chapter 206 Clearing the Scene in One Second, Shocking Everyone!
Alan stayed put. "I haven't met Miss Rainfield's grandpa yet, so I'm not going anywhere."
The old butler sighed. "How foolish! The bandits in Sandy Woodland are no joke."
A bandit with a big machete yelled, "Everyone off your horses and hand over your stuff. If you don't, my blade won't be so nice."
The guards dropped their things, put their hands on their heads, and squatted down.
Alan eyed the bandit with the machete.
[Sandy Woodland Bandit Third Leader (Bronze): Level 70.]
[Health: 3,985,000/3,985,000.]
[Attack: 11,580.]
[Skills: Eighteen Slashes of the Mad Blade, Triple Spiral Slash, Cross Slash, Long Blade Block, Knock-Up, Triple Stab, Earth-Shattering Slash, Gale Sprint, Super Armor, Rage.]
Alan wasn't worried.
With critical hits, this guy couldn't take more than four of his arrows.
The old butler got off the carriage and said, "Sir, don't resist. Hand over some money, and maybe you'll live."
"Not resisting and surrendering?" Alan chuckled. "He's not even worth my surrender."
Seeing Alan still on his horse, the guard captain yelled, "Get off the horse! You're going to get us all killed!"
"Shut up!" Alan snapped.
The bandit leader rode up to Alan. "Nice horse, kid. But do you know who I am?"
"A dead man walking," Alan replied calmly.
The bandit leader sneered. "You think you can kill me?"
"I can," Alan said.
The bandit leader laughed. "Which family are you from to be so arrogant?"
The old butler quickly said, "Third Leader, please calm down. We're from the Rainfield Family. Mr. Rainfield is a three-time advanced mage. Could you show us some mercy? We are willing to offer treasures..."
The bandit leader whipped the old butler. "You're talking too much. A thrice-advanced mage is indeed formidable, yet we fear no one!"
The old butler's face turned grim, but the bandit leader's next words made him despair.
"I was thinking about whether to kill you all, but since you mentioned your backer, I definitely can't let you go now. The wrath of a three-time advanced mage is troublesome."
The bandit leader raised his blade to kill the old butler.
Alan shot an arrow that hit the bandit's blade, lifting it and stopping the strike.
The bandit leader roared, "Kid, in a hurry to die? Fine, I'll grant your wish."
Alan fired four arrows in quick succession, each hitting the bandit's forehead.
[Critical hit!!]
[-1,185,000.]
[-1,185,000.]
Four arrows emptied the bandit's health bar.
[You have killed the Sandy Woodland Bandit Third Leader. Since you haven't advanced, you can't gain experience points.]
Everyone was stunned, staring at the scene.
The guard captain swallowed hard. "He was killed instantly!"
He hadn't even seen Alan move before the bandit was dead.
After a brief moment of shock, the other bandits didn't run but charged at Alan like maniacs.
"Kill him!"
"If he doesn't die, we can't face the Second Leader."
Five arrows shot simultaneously, two hundred arrows per second!
In just one second, over a hundred bandits dropped.
The Third Leader needed four arrows, but the other bandits mostly required just one, with a few needing two. The Lightning Leap's jump damage was enough to finish them off.
The scene fell silent again.
The old butler, despite his experience, broke into a cold sweat.
This was truly terrifying!
The old butler thought, 'Who is this guy with such immense power? He wanted to meet the old master! What's his purpose? Could he be plotting against the Rainfield Family?'
Alan didn't care about any of that. He approached the Third Leader's corpse and began collecting the dropped items.
He received fifty free attribute points as a reward, just like with the previous bandit leader.
Although their levels and ranks differed, the free attribute points reward was relatively fixed.
Otherwise, if he reached the ninth advancement, wouldn't he get tens of thousands of free attribute points for each kill?
The attribute points reward was similar because as wild monsters grew stronger, players would also continue to grow.
Only by killing beings like King Rex or Queen Susan, who were not just bosses but also had special statuses, could one gain more free attribute points.
Alan said, "Old butler, it's done. The trouble is resolved. We can continue."
"Yes." The old butler nodded repeatedly and quickly brought Ophelia out from the hidden compartment of the carriage.
The guard captain finally reacted. He knelt before Alan, kowtowing frantically. "Please spare me, senior. I didn't know you were so powerful and shouldn't have spoken disrespectfully."
As he spoke, he placed all his equipment and gold coins in front of Alan. "I don't have anything valuable. This is all I have. Please spare me."
This was a chaotic place.
A disagreement could lead to death.
Alan glanced at it.
It was all junk. The equipment was only level 50 black iron gear.
Those thousand or so gold coins felt like an insult.
Alan said, "Take your stuff and get lost!"
"Thank you for sparing my life, senior." The captain didn't dare take his things and fled quickly.
At this moment, other guards hurried over. "Senior, these are the spoils from the bandits you killed. We've counted them all for you."
Alan didn't hesitate and took everything.
The items dropped from monsters he killed were naturally his.
Suddenly, Alan saw something that piqued his interest.
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