Protect the President.
This was a strategy that only had a single goal.
It was to protect a single player.
Now, one may say that this strategy was needlessly complicated. Was it really that hard to protect a person from a single enemy? Of course, not! It was easy to zone out a single enemy from the person you were protecting. But the problem here was that Joseph wasn't just a simple enemy.
He was the holder of the very first Mythical Class in the game.
His heavy attacks dealt a quarter of a hundred thousand in damages in just a single flick of his sleeves. That was how overpowered Joseph was. How else could he possibly dispatch most of the elite members of the three guilds in just under five seconds?
Kristian was finally taking him seriously.
Joseph's expression turned grim.
Protect the President may be a strategy that had a single simple goal, but achieving that goal was actually quite complicated.
