- The Reincarnation World Where Only I Know the Storyline
- RWWOKS Chapter 150
Everywhere Fang Bo looked, reincarnators from the Sand and Cloud camps were locked in fierce battles.
The fighting was intense, with reincarnators frequently dying at the hands of their enemies.
Anyone who stepped back and took a moment to observe would immediately realize something wasn’t right.
No one here was foolish—just a little thought would reveal that someone was pulling the strings behind all this chaos.
The key question, though, was who would actually stop to think? Faced with the tempting points right in front of them, most people would grab them first and worry about any tricks later.
If you didn’t act, wouldn’t those points just be stolen by someone else?
While others may not have noticed, Fang Bo was clearly furious.
“Don’t touch my points!”
He ordered Guren to look after the two girls, leaving half of his ghost spiders as guards before charging into the battlefield with Jorogumo and Jugo by his side.
As was his habit, Fang Bo activated his battle awareness, but the chaotic flow of energy nearly knocked him off his feet.
His head throbbed painfully from the overload of chaotic auras. He realized that the environment here was far too disordered to properly use his sensing abilities.
Threat detection?
Just standing here gave him a constant feeling that he could die at any moment.
Attacks were flying everywhere—bullets, energy blasts, fire, lightning, and other elements, many of them packing terrifying power.
One or two hits wouldn’t be a big deal, given his thick health bar, but if multiple attacks landed at once, even Fang Bo might not survive.
“I can’t afford to be reckless. Time to keep a low profile.”
As a spear whizzed past him, he knew it wasn’t aimed at him, but his senses still urged him to dodge.
For the first time in his life, he felt frustrated with how sensitive he was.
As Fang Bo searched for a target, he failed to notice that a hexagram had appeared beneath his feet, covering the ground.
By the time he realized something was wrong, it was too late to escape. He could only watch as five magic circles slowly rose above him.
“Get behind me,” he ordered.
Recognizing the magic, Fang Bo pulled his cloak tight and raised an energy shield.
In the shadows, the man sitting cross-legged on a tree trunk frowned in surprise. He hadn’t expected someone to recognize his technique so easily.
“Seems like this reincarnator has also been to the ‘Mage’ world,” the man muttered, though he didn’t seem particularly concerned.
So what if it was recognized? His opponent would still be struck by his magic.
This move had been charging for a long time. Even if it didn’t kill them, it would severely injure them, making the follow-up fight much easier.
“Take this.”
**Five-Layer Magic Circle: Mikagura!**
A powerful laser descended from the sky, slamming into the energy shield of Fang Bo’s Memory Armor.
These types of formation-based attacks often took a long time to set up.
But once activated, the energy they unleashed was earth-shattering.
Feeling the immense pressure above him, Fang Bo gritted his teeth and endured.
**Shield Energy: 86/500**
“That was close. Almost shattered it.”
Luckily, his Memory Armor came from a second-difficulty world and was of a high level. Otherwise, it wouldn’t have held up against this move from the “Edolas” world.
**Five-Layer Magic Circle: Mikagura**—C-rank, consuming 10 points of spirit, it traps the target in a beam of light, and the descending laser obliterates them.
This powerful move came from the world of *Fairy Tail* and had immense destructive power.
An even higher-level version, **Seven-Layer Magic Circle: Void**, reached A-rank in terms of power.
Despite the strength of the technique, the user clearly hadn’t mastered it fully, and worse, he had chosen Fang Bo as his target.
If the caster had invested more spirit, they might have shattered Fang Bo’s shield and dealt real damage to him, Jugo, and Jorogumo.
There wouldn’t be a second chance. Before the energy had even fully dissipated, Jugo, now in his Curse Mark form, shot up the tree like a cannonball.
With a single crushing blow, Jugo sent the caster crashing into the ground, leaving a sizable crater.
Seeing this, Fang Bo immediately prepared to finish him off, but an assassin had already crept up behind him.
The chaos of the battlefield had completely nullified Fang Bo’s ability to sense danger.
When the danger warning appeared, he assumed it was from his own teammate who was spraying bullets nearby.
He never expected a shadowy figure to be right behind him.
“Your reaction is too slow,” a pleasant female voice said as two hands struck Fang Bo’s back with heavy force.
**Xinyi Six Harmony Fist: Double Strike Palm!**
A terrifying force surged through Fang Bo’s body, lifting him three inches off the ground.
It was clearly a restrictive skill, as Fang Bo found himself unable to move—he couldn’t even twitch a pinky finger.
“Hehe, can’t move, can you?” The woman didn’t pause, pressing her hands down on Fang Bo again.
As for Jorogumo, who wanted to help, she was already tangled up with the assassin’s teammate—a tank wielding a massive shield. His attack power wasn’t high, but his health was staggering, and the shikigami couldn’t break free quickly.
This gave the female assassin the perfect opportunity.
She would kill the summoner, then go help her struggling teammate.
**Xinyi Six Harmony Fist: Six Consecutive Strikes!**
With each strike, the terrifying force pierced through Fang Bo’s body.
As her carefully honed finishing move, the Xinyi Six Harmony Fist was already at level 10, and the added trait caused true damage.
**Level 9 Effect: Internal Injury.** Each attack deals 5% true damage, and each successive hit compounds the damage.
Six consecutive strikes would deal a total of 30% additional true damage.
What did that mean?
With the internal injury effect, her combo was expected to deal over 160 points of damage.
Even without equipment bonuses, the health cap in a first-difficulty world was only about 190 points.
Even if someone had a couple of pieces of equipment boosting their stats, there was no way a summoner would prioritize constitution.
Not even the tank in her team would dare take this attack head-on.
With this confidence, she had attacked the enemy’s backline.
You hurt my teammate, so I’ll kill your summoner.
Let’s see whose loss is greater.
“It’s over,” the woman said, letting the man’s body fall as she moved to assist her companion.
But she suddenly realized something—she hadn’t heard the space’s kill notification.
“What did you say was over?”
Hearing the voice right behind her, the woman felt a chill down her spine. Turning, she saw Yoriichi Zero One’s figure standing behind her.
A burning slash tore through her back, and the intense pain almost made her scream.
But in this life-or-death moment, the assassin had no time to cry out. She swung her fists, trying to repeat her earlier attack.
Unfortunately for her, Fang Bo’s hand was already on her shoulder.
“Decay!”
Flames engulfed her, and this time, the woman couldn’t hold back her screams of agony.
Instinctively, she tried to reach for a healing potion, but her hand was immediately shot through by an incoming bullet.
As she let out one final roar of frustration, her body was reduced to a pile of charred remains.
[You killed a hostile reincarnator and earned a personal-exclusive kill box]
[You earned 3 battlefield points]
The enemy’s attack had been vicious, but unfortunately, she had encountered Fang Bo.
Thanks to his **Heart of Steel** talent, he had begun regenerating health even as he was being hit.
In the end, **Heart of Steel** restored 50 points of health, reducing the six consecutive strikes to just 108 damage.
**Health: 242/350 (+160)**
Not bad, though still far from excellent. He could take another round of that.
After picking up the loot box, Fang Bo turned his gaze to the MT reincarnator who was frantically fleeing.
The enemy had some kind of speed-boosting ability, already covering 100 meters in a matter of seconds.
By the time Fang Bo picked up the loot box, the enemy had already completely disappeared from sight.
“…Coward,” he muttered.
As for the last enemy, they met a brutal end at the hands of Jugo.
Of course, Fang Bo didn’t benefit from it, so he handed the two corpses over to the ghost spider that was closest to evolving.
This time, his luck was good—it finally reached the evolution requirement.
Thus, for the first time, the **Slaughter Spider Guard** made its debut.
**Name: Slaughter Spider Guard (Summon)**
**Tier: Tier 3**
**Health: 120**
**Strength: 16**
**Constitution: 12**
**Agility: 20**
**Spirit: 12**
**Perception: 18**
**Traits: Devour Evolution, Venomous, Agile Body**
**Skills: Poison Needle, Blood Tracking, Slaughter Mark**
*Agile Body*: Greatly increases flexibility and enhances jumping ability.
*Slaughter Mark* (Active Skill): Marks the target for tracking, and attacks will deal 10% additional true damage.
Compared to other ghost spiders, its body was noticeably smaller.
The sharp spider blades emitted a faint glow, looking extremely lethal.
With 20 agility and 16 strength, it was even stronger than Fang Bo, a summoner.
If released into the wild, it would undoubtedly be a terrifying killer.
“You’ll stay with me from now on,” Fang Bo decided, keeping the Spider Guard close.
Glancing at his drained health and spirit, he figured he should head back and replenish his energy.
With Xianglin nearby, it would only take a few seconds.
Once fully recovered, he could continue hunting more reincarnators.
As he walked back, Fang Bo opened the loot box from the reincarnator he had just killed.
**You are opening the kill box of ID 11831**
**You received 420 plot points**
**You received an invitation letter to Toudou Academy**
**You received a manual for Xinyi Six Harmony Fist**
“Toudou Academy?” He vaguely remembered that it was a school from some anime.
Which one exactly, he couldn’t recall—there were just too many academy settings in various shows.
As for the Xinyi Six Harmony Fist manual, it wasn’t useful to Fang Bo at the moment.
As always, he planned to sell both items when the opportunity arose, hoping to find suitable buyers.
**Boom!**
Feeling the heat wave rise behind him, Fang Bo instinctively turned around and saw a man wearing dragon claw bracers.
Orange flames swirled around the man, making him look like a god of fire as he battled against none other than Yordle, the strongest swordsman in Fang Bo’s camp.
Despite the numerous sword wounds covering his body, the man’s gaze was still filled with pride. “What’s wrong? Your sword seems to be slowing down.”
As he spoke, white-hot flames suddenly erupted from his dragon claw bracers, the result of energy being highly compressed.
It wasn’t a skill—just an efficient use of energy by the man.
Forming wings of fire, he dove toward Yordle, the white-hot flames slicing down like a blade.
**Flame Dragon’s Wing Strike!**
Seeing this, Yordle instantly entered the *Flowing Heart, No Self* state.
With no distractions in his mind, his focus was solely on the rapidly approaching figure.
Reversing his grip on his twin swords, he charged up to meet the descending opponent.
The blades swung upward like a dragon rising from the river.
**Rising Dragon Strike!**
The two figures collided in midair like a clash of titans, and for a moment, every gaze in the vicinity was drawn to the fierce exchange.
Including Fang Bo, who had been heading back to heal.
“They’re that strong?” His eyes showed a hint of seriousness as he couldn’t help but cast a scouting skill on the enemy.
(End of Chapter)