Revenge Raid: Straight to the World Tree
If she'd failed the snipe, she deserved to get toured, right? "The vibe got a bit off there! Anyway, that's Lost of Fantasy for today!"
Kang Min-seo forced her energy up and hit ESC to log out of the game.
Her character was still a ghost, having been brutally slaughtered over and over.
Equipment must be repaired!
The warning was bright red—she'd died countless times. Her viewers were even joking about it being a total flop; she'd died filthily many times today.
Not just her fans or the haters—even regular viewers were cursing. Today's stream vibe was the absolute worst.
But long-time streamers knew this happened sometimes. Kang Min-seo steeled herself and gripped her mouse.
> 'GutRipper' has invited you to the party
"Huh?"
Kang Min-seo froze in genuine confusion right before clicking the left button on the sudden party invite.
The Knight wouldn't invite me by mistake...
In her mind, Jeong Hana was cool and sharp. She knew all the dungeon strats, skipped pointless chit-chat or bonding, and hadn't even whispered the usual "that was fun" or "too bad" after Kang Min-seo said she'd leave the party 10 minutes ago.
And now that Jeong Hana was inviting her to a party out of nowhere.
"W-wait a sec, guys..."
Feeling her heart pound, Kang Min-seo accepted the invite. The party Jeong Hana had set up already had guests.
GutRipper
Firefrog
Firefrog—Im Ha-rin's nickname—was new today, but like Jeong Hana, she'd quietly farmed without much chat, earning Kang Min-seo's good impression as a Black Mage.
Sky
Ramju Thunder
"Huh?"
Sky and Ramju Thunder. The two streamers from last time's collab were already in Jeong Hana's party.
Kang Min-seo checked Discord at the incoming chat, saw the two already in the collab channel from last time, and rushed in.
"W-what is this?"
She switched her settings so the game screen showed on stream.
"What else? People came to help you out, Min-seo." "Nah, for real, Min-seo, total bullshit—don't buy it."
Kang Min-seo was confused with no clear answers.
Raid? What's that?
As if answering her, Jeong Hana instantly changed the party type to raid and rapidly invited people she'd eyed earlier.
"Whoa, wow. Huh? Whoa?"
Five per party. Ten parties. In a flash, over 50 people formed a single raid.
Jeong Hana even tossed raid leadership straight to Kang Min-seo the moment it was made.
> *Ding!*
A distinctive bell chime rang out, followed by crimson text in the chat.
"Whoa..."
People roughly got it from Jeong Hana's words and surged forward. Control wasn't perfect—most were community randos who hated orders. But there was an order.
Gunners in 1-2 weren't losing out, so they spammed AoE and rushed the now-NPC-free village first.
"Oh... they're dipping. Kids are hurting and dipping. They're really leaving!"
Kang Min-seo clapped, then hit rez as allies piled up around her and stood.
"Alright, let's go, Min-seo."
"W-where? Where we going? What's the plan? I heard nothing!"
"Min-seo, you seriously hear nothing? Leader pot? Yeah? Something like that—GutRipper said?"
"What's that?!"
Utterly clueless, Kang Min-seo replied in total hype unlike before.
"Uh, something about achievement for killing the leader. Might as well while we're here?"
"Ooh... but what's the leader?"
"GutRipper said earlier—something like well-kill?"
"That's total team-bagging?!"
The classic League of Legends perf after stomping: well-kill. The idea of pulling it off here hyped Kang Min-seo up.
"Ah... looked lame so I skipped..."
Kang Min-seo clicked her tongue thinking of the first mount, Brown Horse, for 100 gold.
"Guys! You know how much 100 gold is in cash? You're whaling on purpose! Waste! Total waste! Not even pretty!"
Kang Min-seo hated the quest for that generic Brown Horse.
Luckily, most of the 50 skipped the 100-gold horse except a few.
"Whoa, Knight's insane. How's she know every path?"
"Oh... yes! Let's go! Go go! They're all dead!!! Awesome!! You bastards...! Locked me up an hour farming? Time to sweat! You fucks!! You're all done!!!"
In near-screaming otherworldly hype, Kang Min-seo bolted as Jeong Hana directed.
"Ugh..."
The defeated man sighed emptily, scratching his matted hair with his right hand.
A pile of smokes sat before him.
"What the hell? Just getting steamrolled?" "Why no kids coming our way? Discord's all we got?" "They're too good? Can't cut the healer?" "No! Fuck! She won't die!!"
He irritably stubbed out his cig at the screams from Discord.
Tool, abandon self.
Famous League sniper, community-shortened to "Dojabber" for his notoriety.
He naturally hated Kang Min-seo at his rank.
Hated her outright. If she was his support, he'd politic in pick screen that she'd lose the game. Once in-game, he'd nitpick wards, items, spell checks—everything.
"Ah... last time too, fucked it up."
So when she started Lost of Fantasy, Dojabber picked opposite faction. Assassin Rogue best for PVP—he was right. His Rogue toyed with her 1v1 literally.
Her screams and counters did weak damage; his stun combos were 1v1 invincible.
"This is broken?" "These fucks really hitting Yggdrasil." "Block that shit! We're first server to lose it." "Bullshit, no way. We're dominant server? More pop?"
Murmur server was subtly 6:4 Alliance-heavy. Not a big issue—some servers 8:2, even 9:1 Demon King.
"Only our server this fucked?"
Yet worse-pop servers weren't hit. Jeong Hana's 50—now over 100—Demon King raid moved like one body to precise target at insane speed.
"Base getting pushed?" "Nah, base is Olympia or whatever." "Fact: first server Yggdrasil falling."
Jeong Hana, no newbie to leader pots, knew every path. Best entries dodging NPC aggro, denying defenses.
"Fuck!! How they know every backroad? Only guardless paths?!"
Dojabber reached for another cig at the wail.
"Someone hit the gallery, post something." "Rape-level push." "Ours hold they'd win."
Sniper Discord still chased fun, blind to truth.
10+ years in Lost of Fantasy for Jeong Hana vs. their "red=1234" strat. Numbers meant shit.
"High Elf village falls, we're specimen-level fucked..."
World Tree Yggdrasil.
Alliance High Elves' tutorial village. Beginner-designed with level 60 powerhouse NPCs.
Killing deepest story-key "High Elf Queen" Nailvalue was tough. Even numbers + NPCs usually held.
"How... fuck, why... one tool bitch raging shouldn't..."
Lighting his cig, Dojabber pondered deep.
GutRipper
Recalling Jeong Hana's nick from last time, he puffed deep, dismissing thoughts.
Non-pro normie—what could she do...
Logically, no way a normie like her caused this. Last interference, this too—had to be coincidence.