Don't call me evil god

The five of them met up, and then met the leader of their cooperation team, Morgan Johnson, at the entrance of the dark dungeon.

"Mr. Pete! Brandon! Ms. Miranda! And the other two! Long time no see!"

Morgan, who was looking forward to it, immediately came up to greet Pete and his five companions in neat outfits.

Giving each of them a warm hug and bumping fists with Brandon, the excitement on Morgan's face was beyond words.

They knew each other.

Because they were all the first believers in Green Harbor.

Not only did they know each other, but they had also participated in the tragic battle to eliminate the leader of the Bloodfang Gang, Dursley, and they were comrades fighting side by side.

But at that time, Morgan Johnson was still an ordinary believer who was not very noticeable.

The most dazzling among the seekers of knowledge at that time must be Pete and Gale.

Although other people could also practice to become mages, they were only apprentices who had just started, while Pete and Gale were already extremely powerful mages in their eyes at that time.

More than half a year had passed, and during this period, Pete Gale and Morgan gradually took almost completely different paths.

At first, Pete was still thinking about using his advantages of being good at commanding and coordinating the overall situation, and planned to pull up a powerful force of his own while cultivating his strength.

Later, he found that it was not the case at all!

It was difficult to take care of these two things at the same time!

In order to improve his strength as much as possible, he had to spend a lot of time fighting monsters, going on adventures all over the continent, and calming down to study and research magic.

Not to mention cultivating power.

It was difficult for him to even train a team of 20 people for a long time!

The current Church of Knowledge is no longer the time when he first opened up the territory in the Dark Forest, when he could gather followers as long as he called out, and a lot of people were scrambling to respond to him.

The so-called team is to arrange stable activities, provide people with certain guarantees, and prosper together and suffer together.

He had to consider more when forming a faction, and he had no chance to improve himself.

Pete gave up on this matter for the time being.

Morgan Johnson was different.

His personal level was very average until now, barely the strength of a 3rd-level priest.

But he established a stable team called "Going Against the Wind".

The starting team members, including himself, were exactly 20 people, and there were 8 substitutes on standby at any time!

They had a small territory belonging to the entire team, and provided accommodation for the members, and regularly issued destiny point subsidies and other benefits.

No matter where they went to hunt monsters or carry out other activities, the people in this team would act in groups and work together.

The lack of individual strength can be compensated by team action.

Especially in the battle mode like the dark cave, 20 professionals who cooperated well and were well-trained definitely had a higher lower limit and upper limit than the 20-person team put together temporarily.

...

Soon, Morgan let Pete and his team see the professionalism of this top team.

In the first few battles of [Isolation Layer], the monsters were generally of level 3 strength.

There was no need for Pate and his men to take action at all.

The members of the Going Against the Wind team cooperated tacitly, using the skillful cooperation they had practiced countless times, and easily killed all the monsters that appeared in front of them.

The shield warriors who focused on defense held up a heavy shield as high as a person to block in front, and their solid bodies gave people a full sense of security.

The priests constantly cast the glow magic to reduce damage or dispel pollution on their warrior companions;

The rangers and stealth warriors assisted on the flanks, using traps, deceleration, immobilization, and binding to "drive away" the monsters, allowing them to enter the "fire coverage range" of the mages according to the expected tactics.

Finally, Morgan Johnson directed a round of magic bombardment:

"Countdown, fifteen, fourteen,..., three, two, one! Focus fire!"

The 15-second chanting time was enough for all the mages in the team to prepare their own spell models to release magic, and then guide them to the area where the monsters gathered most densely, causing huge damage instantly!

During this period, the three shield warriors perfectly blocked all the attacks of the monsters and always stopped them in the expected area.

Pet and Gale couldn't help but join in the fun, chanting the spell of arcane barrage, and then waving their staffs, letting the barrage with purple tail flames hit the group of hideous and ugly monsters.

[-1973, arcane barrage]

[-2002, arcane barrage]

[-1652, arcane barrage]

...

A series of pleasing "damage numbers" popped up one after another in the monster pile, and then there were a lot of pleasant reminders of "Monsters have been eliminated, legendary experience plus XXXX".

After being promoted to level 4, the power of all their magic has increased a lot. Now it is almost like shooting at a fixed target. There is no need to worry about accidentally hurting teammates or missing magic!

"Fresh!"

Pete couldn't help but praise.

In the past, they were used to being "poor", and almost all the enemies they met were stronger than themselves, and much stronger, so they had to fight carefully, and when the battle was fierce, everyone in the team had to "rely on their own ability".

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Where have you experienced this feeling of almost crushing or even mowing down monsters?

There is no need to worry about so much, just release the magic you are best at, and then smash it at the location of the monster!

When cleaning the battlefield, Morgan Johnson also smiled and had a business talk with Pete and the others:

"It is mainly because of the two great wizards!"

"If you hadn't taken action this time, the damage we could cause to the monsters would not be able to eliminate them in one round of concentrated fire, and we would have to adjust a little and then come again."

"You helped a lot!"

"I now think that we will be able to complete the strategy today... Uh! Uh!"

Before he could finish his words, Morgan's mouth was immediately covered by several team members who suddenly changed their faces.

"Captain Crow Mouth, shut up, have you forgotten how our team got its name!"

Morgan rolled his eyes and waved his hands violently, and then the team members let him go.

"How many times have I told you that it was just a coincidence, it is metaphysics, it can't be taken seriously, it can't be counted, okay?"

The team members' faces turned black.

"You have too many coincidences, don't you?"

Brandon grinned when he saw it.

He also knew this member, and he had drunk with him in Green Harbor.

Judging from his reaction, there is something fishy going on!

"What's going on? Tell me in detail, I'm curious!"

The member helplessly spread his hands and explained to Brandon:

"Our Black Hand Crow Mouth Captain is good in every way, but his broken mouth must have been cursed by the evil god!"

"Why are we called the Against the Wind?"

"Because no matter how smooth the battle is, as long as Captain Morgan sighs, such as 'It's going so well today', the situation is likely to go wrong unexpectedly, and then the wind will turn into a big headwind!"

"To be on the safe side, he'd better shut up and focus on commanding!"

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