Players are coming, fortunately I have a time travel simulator

Through close-ups, players can see that one shell after another is accurately targeted by Zhou Ning's seemingly irregular shooting and explodes one after another.

Seeing that the bombardment had no effect, as the bell rang, players saw that the "Headwind" maintained its shooting state while relying on its own high speed to approach the "Wings of Liberty".

Then the low and passionate BGM gradually stopped, as if it was the calm before the storm. With a "snap", a mast was broken by the wind and fell towards Zhou Ning.

In the close-up shot, Zhou Ning hardly even glanced at what was happening around him. He just raised his hand slightly and just happened to grab the falling mast with smooth movements.

Then, everyone noticed that a card appeared out of thin air in his palm, emitting dazzling colorful light, and then fell heavily!

"Here it comes! Wayne Stewell's powerful summoning ability!"

The camera quickly moved to the sky, and when the blooming light dissipated, a huge vortex suddenly appeared in the air. A giant silver-white dragon emerged from the vortex and let out a deafening roar!

Almost all players have replayed Wayne Stewell's battle in the Docklands Massacre several times - after all, it is one of the top three famous battle scenes in the game's history. Many people recognized that the dragon was the mythical creature used in the sacrifice to summon the Sky Dragon - the Spiral Dragon!

As everyone watched, Wayne Stewell leaped onto the dragon's back. The giant silver dragon soared into the air, facing the headwind, and flew towards the Headwind. The protagonist fired from time to time, bullet after bullet detonating all the shells in the air.

Then, the scene switched to a bird's-eye view from Wayne Stewell's perspective. In his view, the opposite deck was filled with densely packed enemy sailors! They stood in formation, some with flintlocks raised, others with swords and scimitars in hand, looking up at him, ready to attack at any moment. Even Gallagher, the Wind General, emerged from the captain's cabin and gazed upwards.

From this perspective, players have an extremely strong sense of immersion and can't help but hold their breath, as if they are about to face densely packed enemies below.

At this moment, the long-awaited execution song belonging to Wayne Stewell finally sounded.

"Here he comes, here he comes, the execution song is here!"

"High energy ahead! I repeat, high energy ahead!"

Many players who had already skipped through the video clicked on the barrage of comments. They saw the spiral dragon fly in a circle along the mast, and a huge spiral column of water spewed out of its mouth and rushed towards the deck of the Headwind.

Then a shocking scene happened. From the first-person perspective, players saw a large number of swords piercing the sky, which made players with a strong sense of immersion tilt their heads back involuntarily. Then, a spiral water column suddenly erupted, causing chaos on the deck.

Then, from the first-person perspective, the players saw that a huge sword blazing in the sunlight appeared silently in their hands and fell rapidly.

Boom!

Zhou Ning was like a cannonball, smashing heavily into the ground, causing violent shaking. The shock wave it brought lifted up all the people around him, leaving them either dizzy or seriously injured.

Then he swung his greatsword, clearing the field with a blast of sword energy. The scene was incredibly cool. It was also a delight for all the players—this was the first time they had experienced the protagonist's power from a first-person perspective, and it's fair to say that the experience before wasn't enough. Now it felt a bit like the protagonist was the player's vehicle, as if they were actually doing the action themselves, a completely immersive experience.

After repositioning, the players saw a dense mass of ferocious Northland sailors standing before them, numbering over a thousand. Not far ahead was the powerful, white-shirted First Mate of the Windward, Spike the Hurricane, Second Mate Steinbeck the Sea Snake, and Gallagher, the Wind General, standing high in the captain's cabin. The scene was incredibly impactful.

The next scene is still from the first-person perspective. Facing the large number of Northern pirates who are densely packed in front of him, a golden aura of dominance gradually fills the entire scene.

Through several close-ups, players noticed that the Against the Wind began to shake violently in an instant, and obvious cracks appeared on the ship's deck. The pirates who were closer to the protagonist rolled their eyes and lost consciousness, and were knocked unconscious to the ground. A powerful air wave swept around, forming a narrow human flesh tunnel, which extended forward as the protagonist walked forward step by step.

At the same time, the perspective quietly switched, and the players noticed that the protagonist drew out his two guns without thinking, and a huge golden wing appeared on each of his bodies, as if shining with golden light in the sun.

Above Zhou Ning's head, the computer displayed a line of subtitles:

[Revenge: Sky-Sweeping Wings' ultimate skill transforms you into a winged angel. You move and fire two rounds of bullets at enemies in front of you. Then, you spin in mid-air and fire at surrounding enemies, dealing heavy damage. During this transformation, you become immune to all control. You recover 2% of your focus per second.]

The Roaming Gunner players who were watching were immediately excited and started to fire off bullets. It turned out that the Roaming Gunner's third transformation was called Sky-Sweeping Wings, and this move was called Revenge! It was so cool!

Afterward, players watched as Zhou Ning advanced along the deck, firing with a fluid, flowing motion. In his path, golden feathers, formed purely of domineering aura, suddenly appeared and exploded one after another. In an instant, the area was cleared, and pirates fell one after another behind him with a "thump," "thump," highlighting his effortless and carefree demeanor.

While not as dramatic as the previous Batman vs. King Lavidus fight, the visual impact and immersion it gave players completely overwhelmed the previous battles. Several professional players even replayed this battle several times, its shocking impact was maxed out.

At this moment, the BGM just reached its climax, and Wayne Stewell finally rushed into the captain's room and faced the Wind General Gallaher!

The following battle did not disappoint the players. It was extremely exciting, and the editing of the light computer made it even more exciting. It switched back and forth between the first and third perspectives from time to time. Whether it was Wayne Stewell's calmness, composure and ease when facing his opponent, or Gallagher's quite abnormal wind control ability and the terrifying suppression power after transforming into a spider demigod, all left a very deep impression on the players.

Until the end, the protagonist used the spiral water column of the spiral dragon to control the spider-like Galah, and fired seventeen consecutive shots to kill the "General of the Wind" Galah. Only then did the players breathe a sigh of relief and feel their whole bodies were soaked. This battle was undoubtedly the one with the strongest sense of immersion for the players.

The video is over two-thirds of the way through, and all players are completely immersed in the plot. They watch as the Wings of Liberty safely arrives at Telderon Island, and Wayne Stewell and Red Robinson head to the Church of Poseidon to submit their bounty. Meanwhile, the portly nobleman Opal Bessemer successfully meets with his chosen helper, and a conspiracy is about to unfold.

By this time, many players were already worried about Zhou Ning. According to Xiaoposhu's plan, the Moon Wolf summoned by Opa was at least an angel, and it was unclear how the protagonist would handle it. Although this episode wasn't as exciting as the previous one, it was still full of interesting moments, maintaining a constant sense of tension and fully showcasing the protagonist's powerful fighting ability.