The players who were attacked by the concentrated fire complained incessantly, and from time to time, some players fell to the ground.
There was a fire in her heart, as well as a faint sense of shame.
Since entering the game, the players had been having a smooth time, beating the natives until they couldn't even lift their heads.
This gave them the wrong impression that the natives were just so-so, that they could be manipulated as they wished.
In the end, the players learned their lesson and knew that the natives were not to be trifled with.
If they really fought, it was still unknown who would win.
After the sense of shame emerged, it was replaced by anger. The players had already realized their mistakes and naturally would not underestimate their enemies.
They followed what they had learned in the past and began to cooperate with each other, doing their best to deal with the crisis in front of them.
