Conquering OtherWorld Starts With a Game Chapter 36.1: Follow-up Handling

Little had Hal and his gang of former bandits known that there would be another wave of skeletons waiting for them as they rushed to the Town Hall.

That's right. While the former bandits were tangling with the large player group, the smaller group of players led by Unceasing Entropy had already made their way ahead of them.

Due to the light weight of the skeletons' bodies, once the players became accustomed to controlling them, they could easily become swift as the wind, with speeds no slower than professional powerhouses of this plane.

Originally, this mishmash group of players had only intended to take the opportunity to interact with the NPCs. But upon seeing the NPCs fleeing in a sorry state with chasing players shouting to take them down, it became obvious what the right course of action was. In an instant, they transitioned from lawful neutral to chaotic evil, eagerly grabbing their weapons and joining the fray.

If it wasn't for the fact that players from the larger pursuing group were indignant about "mobs being stolen" and attacked the mishmash players that were vying for equipment drops, sparking yet another internal conflict among the players, Hal and the others might not have been able to escape unscathed and made it safely into the building.

What followed was a chaotic battle that raged throughout the night, with both sides encircling the only earthen house in the town…

In theory, even if three hundred players came online in perfect formation and worked together to "subdue" these eighteen former bandits, it would be impossible to completely wipe them out. Players were all "empty characters" that hadn't yet changed jobs or had any skills or long-range attack capabilities.

If Hal and the others really wanted to escape the battlefield, players would actually have no way to stop them, especially considering that many players were already offline and less than half the total camped throughout the night.

However, the former bandits had no intention of fleeing in the first place. They didn't only intend to el

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