All Realms: Sharing Talents Starting from Chicken Island

Asuna quickly found herself in a fierce battle, while from the shadows, two distinct sounds of wind being cut through gusts of wind rang out...

What a wonderful time!

Lin Yan and Asuna killed most of the monsters on the field, but no new batch emerged from the four doors.

The remaining two or three small monsters fixed their hateful gazes on Lin Yan and Asuna. With two monsters on Lin Yan and one on Asuna, there was no need for Lin Yan to worry about being entangled by the small monsters.

Lin Yan's intuition was very sharp, and he immediately realized that the guy hiding in the shadows had now joined them.

But the moment they landed, as if sensing the arrival of a new player, footsteps began to echo from the four doors again.

"Should we really make a move at this time?" Lin Yan asked helplessly.

"You truly deserve to be called a player who can solo a BOSS. Your combat ability has really surprised me. Not only were you able to survive the trap, but you were also able to discover our tracks."

After Lin Yan repelled the two small monsters in front of him with a single sword strike, his gaze fell on the two men in black who had suddenly appeared in front of him.

"So it was you who wanted to kill me." Lin Yan smiled. "I thought it would take at least two days, but I didn't expect you to act so quickly."

The two people opposite them exchanged a glance, somewhat puzzled as to why Lin Yan had discovered them.

"Now that you're here, let's stay!"

On the other side, Asuna also saw the two players who had suddenly appeared. Although she was surprised by their appearance, she found it quite reasonable that Lin Yan had been able to anticipate their movements and discover them.

Although Kirito was once very powerful, and she even thought that only Kirito could lead everyone to liberate the entire Aincrad, Lin Yan, although not high level now, completely overwhelms Kirito in terms of strength.

"Hmph, arrogant bastard, you're the one who should be left here!" As soon as he finished speaking, the stronger man in the black cloak on the right revealed his weapon, a heavy hammer that was not commonly seen among mainstream players!

Lin Yan struck first, and as he flipped his wrist, the tip of his sword drew silver arcs, like shooting stars in the night sky, brief but brilliant.

Lin Yan's approach was simple: fully utilize his speed advantage and beat the slow one as easily as beating his son. As long as he had the speed advantage, he could fight however he wanted.

His movements were incredibly swift, like a cheetah pouncing on its prey.

But before the hammer could fall, the man on the other side pressed forward first.

Lin Yan spotted his weapon at the edge of the cloak.

A dagger gleaming with a dark luster.

This dagger is perfect for assassination. Its surface is so dark that it seems not to reflect any light at all. Even if a beam of light shines on it, it will not give any feedback.

Lin Yan twisted his body, first dodging the burly man's heavy hammer to the side, and then with astonishing speed, escaped the dagger-wielding man's sneak attack from another direction.

Taking advantage of the opportunity to turn over, she delivered a precise palm strike to his wrist, causing the dagger in his hand to fly out of his grasp.

At the same time, the burly man swung his heavy hammer again, accompanied by a whistling sound, with tremendous force.

Lin Yan did not take the blow head-on. In fact, if he had not properly deflected the force of the blow, the dragon crystal longsword in his hand could have broken on the spot.

He skillfully used his body's flexibility to retreat and dodge the attack. He then walked more than ten steps along the wall, exposing the two low-health monsters behind him to the force of the hammer's blows.

Although Lin Yan's movements were fluid and effortless, showing no signs of pressure, Asuna was still secretly worried when the two of them attacked together.

"Ayan!"

She knocked back the monster in front of her with a single sword strike, forgoing a chance to land a critical hit, and recklessly darted forward to thrust her sword out.

"Qiang!"

The burly man's iron hammer easily blocked Asuna's attack.

Immediately afterwards, the two sides exchanged more than a dozen attacks in a very short period of time.

Asuna dodged the swift hammer blow with a backflip. Immediately afterward, she adjusted her posture in mid-air and kicked the burly man in the chin, making him dizzy and staggering backward.

Taking advantage of this time, Lin Yan skillfully dealt with the remaining three small monsters.

The situation returned to a two-on-two battle, and it was clear that both sides had tacitly chosen the strategy of "Tian Ji's horse racing" (a strategy similar to the legendary Chinese idiom "Tian Ji's horse racing"). The burly man wielding a heavy hammer confronted Asuna, while Lin Yan, wielding a longsword, and the guy with a dagger were on guard against each other.

This series of actions may seem long, but in reality it only took a few seconds.

"Truly worthy of being the vice-commander of the Knights of the Blood Oath."

The burly man smiled, revealing the symbol of the Smiling Coffin on his hand. He gripped the hammer tightly, ready to continue his attack, when suddenly his health bar began to plummet.

His reaction was incredibly fast; he quickly rolled to the side and forward. Out of the corner of his eye, he could only see his companion's incredulous face, his empty health bar still hanging above his head, and his body, which was falling towards the ground, had not yet turned into meaningless fragments of light.

And...above Lin Yan's head, a bright red cursor.

"impossible!"

That was the only thought that flashed through his mind at first.

But it didn't help.

A chilling breath emanated from his ear.

No matter how strong the defense is, once someone is pierced through the body, they will be severely maimed even if they don't die, and may even lose all ability to resist.

The reason I can move now is probably due to the effect of a certain piece of equipment.

Lin Yan wasn't unprepared for his reaction, but...

too slow.

The maximum speed allowed by Aincrad's system was nothing more than a snail's pace for him. Now, Lin Yan's speed had even reached the limits of the game system.

Unless Kayaba Akihiko personally intervenes, Lin Yan is not afraid of anyone.

"I thought the players from Smiling Coffin were all incredibly skilled," Lin Yan said with a hint of sarcasm. "But I didn't expect them to be this bad."

The words fell,

A sword.

With a "whoosh," the Dragon Crystal Sword severed his head. Lin Yan, from some unknown habit, flicked the sword and sheathed it behind his back.

“Ayan…”

Asuna stared wide-eyed at the two player assassins reduced to meaningless fragments on the ground, covering her mouth as she gagged and felt nauseous.

But this is a game world, and the uncomfortable feeling is stuck in my throat, but I can't spit anything out.

"These player killers deserve to die." Lin Yan's words were concise and to the point. He glanced at the red cursor above his head and felt a headache coming on.

"However, becoming a red-named player is still a bit of a hassle."

Once you become a red-named player, try to avoid appearing in public. Just as Lin Yan was pondering where to level up during this time, the room door suddenly opened.

Clad in the armor of the Blood Oath Knights, Kradir appeared like a divine warrior descending from the heavens. His expression was arrogant yet carried an inexplicable air of authority. The sword in his hand glowed, and even his facial features seemed strangely more pleasing to the eye...

This guy actually tidied himself up before he even showed up?

"Asuna, watch out! I'm coming to save you!"

As soon as the door opened, Kradir rushed in shouting these slogans.

By the time he could see the situation on the field clearly in the red light, the door behind him had already closed.

"Where is everyone...?" He paused, took a half-step back, and scanned the room from side to side.

The treasure chest was opened, but it was empty. There was no one on the ceiling, and no one in the corner either...

There wasn't a single human, not even a monster.

what happened?

Are they all dead?

No, it's impossible.

He immediately dismissed the idea that the members of Smiling Coffin would die.

A smiling coffin!

The most powerful assassin organization has claimed the lives of countless players in Aincrad.

How could such a powerful being possibly be killed?

impossible.

Let alone Lin Yan, even Asuna, in a two-against-one situation, would have no chance of killing either of them.

"Isn't this Kradir?" Lin Yan found it somewhat amusing.

I thought something serious was going on, but it turned out to be this silly thing.

He wanted to kill himself and then play the hero to save the damsel in distress?

How ugly!

"Lin Yan!" Kradir decided to go all the way: "Captain Asuna, I've received word that this lone player intends to harm you. Please get behind me immediately!"

But his clownish remarks caused a strange glint to flash in Asuna's eyes.

Perhaps someone did intend to harm her, but that person was definitely not Lin Yan, but rather Kradir, the bodyguard assigned to her as a high-ranking officer by the Blood Oath Knights, who was holding a sword with a sanctimonious expression.

"Although this is someone from your Blood Oath Knights, if you want to kill me, you should be prepared to be killed by me."

When faced with matters of principle, Lin Yan had no intention of yielding at all.

When Lin Yan spoke, Kradir noticed the red mark on Lin Yan's head...

"Red-named player!"

Could it be that just now...