Those people weren't good folk to begin with. When they learnt that these players were their enemies, they felt no guilt in guarding the corpses.
The five of them were stubborn, respawning over and over, eventually even respawning at the respawn point, but it was useless.
They initially aimed to restrict Starfire's players from entering the dungeon. Killing and then guarding the corpses made perfect sense to them.
By looting Starfire's gear, they would leave the players powerless in the dungeon, and hence, reduce the threat they posed to the minimum.
To achieve this, they even left people on guard at the graveyard.
As a result, the victims - frustrated, weak from constant respawning - were once again slaughtered.
Having their pride bruised, they couldn't swallow the humiliation. One after another, they mobilized resources and rallied their comrades.
Among the five, there was a tycoon who never felt the pinch of money. He wasn't involved with any guilds and was a casual player.
