Taunt could also be considered a controlling skill. And the effect it created, in addition to generating a large amount of aggro, importantly caused the taunted target to lose autonomy and be forced to attack only the taunter for the next three seconds. Now, Unrivaled Super Handsome had the Knight's Spirit buff, and Taunt was upgraded to Honor Taunt, which not only doubled the aggro generated but also increased the forced duration to five seconds.

There were NPCs immune to Taunt, but the Bone Dragon Torlton was not one of them. After being taunted by Unrivaled Super Handsome, it immediately twisted its neck from the output OT player it was biting towards and bit at Unrivaled Super Handsome, who was rushing out diagonally behind it.

Using this kind of mandatory skill immediately when OT occurs is a common tactic used by MTs to control the field. Even though Fearless was very familiar with this kind of operation, the problem was that Fearless's Taunt was on cooldown when the output first OTed!

Generally speaking, the Taunt skill should not be used frequently; it should be left on cooldown for emergencies. But Fearless wanted to pull aggro and deal damage, so to save trouble, he used these firefighting skills as soon as they were available. Adding all these skills would indeed make the aggro more stable, and if it completely prevented the possibility of OT from the root, then naturally, there would be no need to leave any preventative measures.

But the problem was that Fearless's intention was not to make the aggro more stable. He just wanted to use these skills that could generate a lot of aggro to reduce the proportion of aggro skills used and free up more global cooldowns for output skills.

As a result, even though he used these skills, the aggro he pulled was not very stable. And although the large amount of output he dealt also generated a lot of aggro, aggro calculation was complicated, and even in terms of output, it was not simply a matter of converting damage data.

During the attack process, critical hits, bleeding, poisoning, armor breaking...all these various situations would generate a lot of additional aggro. In short, Fearless's method of pulling aggro at this time ultimately lost to the aggro created by the frantically outputting players, and he left no emergency measures.

Fortunately, Unrivaled Super Handsome took action.

When the Bone Dragon Torlton swung its head and twisted towards Unrivaled Super Handsome, everyone breathed a sigh of relief. Unrivaled Super Handsome had also changed his equipment at this time. The Dragon Guard Axe was put away, and the knight's sword and shield were back in his hands, and he faced Torlton head-on.

"Stop outputting!" Xin Lu shouted, changing her target and starting to heal Unrivaled Super Handsome.

While the Boss was under the influence of Taunt, it was stable, but it also contained hidden dangers.

Because during these three or five seconds, the normal aggro rules did not apply, it was hard to say what the aggro situation would be like after the three or five seconds were over.

Under normal circumstances, if the MT took action, they would seize the time to consolidate within three to five seconds, ensuring that the Boss's aggro would return to the MT after the Taunt state ended. And everyone else stopped outputting, of course, to avoid putting pressure on the MT to consolidate aggro during this time.

So at this time, the other outputs were preparing to stop, but Fearless didn't care. If he could use Taunt at this time, he would have pulled the Boss back again, but unfortunately, he couldn't, so he had to use other aggro-generating skills to quickly consolidate the aggro and wait for Torlton's aggro to return to him after the Taunt state ended.

Who knew that when he swung his sword, he would actually miss.

The Bone Dragon Torlton actually twisted a few steps to the side at this moment.

Don't look at the Bone Dragon's large body, but its movements were not slow at all. These few steps dodged Fearless's attack.

If it was just like this, Fearless would definitely start cursing on the spot. Unfortunately, Torlton's movement dodged not only Fearless's attack but also the attacks of several outputs.

These players had obviously not had time to interrupt their attacks after Xin Lu gave the instruction, but Unrivaled Super Handsome took a position while defending after taunting Torlton. Torlton chased after him, naturally also taking a position, and so with this movement, he dodged the attacks of several outputs as well.

This was undoubtedly a very orthodox operating method for an MT. In the case of a rescue, try to take the Boss away from the attack area of others, after all, not all outputs may be aware so quickly at this time and immediately stop the output.

Therefore, Unrivaled Super Handsome's operation was beyond reproach, and even if it was Fearless himself, he would probably do the same. It was a pity that this movement also dodged his Fearless's attack, which made him hate it deeply.

"Bang!"

Fearless's position was slightly off at this time, and his vision was blocked by the Bone Dragon, so he couldn't see what skills Unrivaled Super Handsome was using over there. But listening to this muffled collision, it should have happened after colliding with the shield.

Was he defending, or continuing to build aggro?

Fearless was a little flustered. As a fellow knight, he certainly knew that among the shield skills, there were many that could generate a lot of aggro, which were the skills used by MTs to consolidate aggro when pulling monsters. If Unrivaled Super Handsome was using these skills at this time, did he want to take over his job and become the MT?

How could this work!

Fearless was anxious and rushed forward to smash hard. He really missed Torlton's ugly skull head and hoped that Torlton could turn his head after the Taunt state.

Five seconds passed quickly. Fearless grabbed the attack to consolidate the aggro, and didn't bother to move to the front of Torlton. He had been counting the time of Honor Taunt in his heart, and at this moment, after five seconds...

"Bang!"

With a muffled sound, Fearless was directly lifted into the air. Then the dragon's tail flicked, chasing after Fearless, who was still in mid-air, and whipped over!

Fearless spat blood!

Torlton's aggro had returned, but it returned in a way that made him burst into tears. He was too careless!

Aggro returning meant that the Boss was about to attack him. As a result, Fearless had been thinking about Torlton's silly head, and he had forgotten that the dragon's attack was all-round 360 degrees, and their attack method did not require facing the target directly.

So, at the moment when the five seconds of Taunt disappeared, Torlton didn't turn his head, he just lifted his wing...

The other outputs stopped attacking and stood far away. Only Fearless stood stupidly beside Torlton, expecting it to look back, but as a result, he was lifted up by Torlton's wing attack, and then the tail swept over, continuing to slap his face.

Wing strike, tail strike.

Torlton's attacks came one after another, and Fearless in mid-air had no choice but to try to protect himself with his shield. At this time, he could only resist a few damages, wait to land, and then rush up to counterattack. Fortunately, the aggro had already returned, and he could afford to eat a few of Torlton's attacks. Moreover, Xin Lu had already started to heal him again.

Bang!

With another muffled sound, the flung dragon tail hit Fearless in mid-air, but his round shield was already in front of him. However, after this hit, it aggravated his fall to the ground, but Fearless was prepared and had already begun to perform a roll to break the fall. But at this moment, he suddenly heard the output players shout, "Damn!"

Fearless's own eyes immediately became wet.

Torlton finally turned his head, but the next move, besides crying, Fearless couldn't find another way to express it.

Breath!

At this moment, Torlton actually used its most powerful move: Breath.

This guy, he doesn't turn his head when he should, and he has to turn his head when he shouldn't. If anyone wants to laugh at the NPC's IQ at this time, Fearless believes that he will rush over and slap the other person twice without hesitation.

The worst thing about spitting breath at this time is that the place where Fearless fell happens to be where the outputs retreated and stood, and the target of this spit of breath will never be him alone.

It would be terrible if everyone was hit by the breath! Seeing Torlton's high-IQ and tricky performance today, if he releases a few large-scale attacks towards them, wouldn't a large number of them fall instantly?

The situation was serious, and Fearless knew it, and how could the output players not know it?

But they couldn't hide.

At this time, they were a distance away from Torlton, and with Torlton's inverted triangle breath attack method, the position of everyone was right in the center of the breath range, and the left, right, and front would all be sprayed, completely nowhere to hide...

Rely on the priest? The priest Xin Lu was also standing there, and she herself was the target of the spray.

Everyone was desperate, but just then, they suddenly heard a roar from over there. This sound was not human-made, but the system helped to make it, and the name of this skill was Roar. However, in the state of Knight's Spirit, it was called Sacrifice Roar. And Glory players, according to the characteristics of this move, gave it an image nickname: Fire at Me.

Obviously, Roar was a skill of the same nature as Taunt. The difference was that Taunt was for a single target, while Roar was for a group. The Sacrifice Roar under the Knight's Spirit would cover a larger area. The larger the area, the more targets it would attract. Therefore, under the combined attack of many targets, even a defensive strong profession like a knight could be martyred in one round. The name Sacrifice Roar was well-deserved.

The effect produced by Roar was not a time limit, but the number of times. The number of times was very small, only 1. The targets within the Roar range would only forcefully launch one attack on the target.

But, used at this moment, one strike was enough.

Because Breath was a continuous attack skill, it would cause continuous damage, but it was still considered one strike.

However, could Unrivaled Super Handsome survive being sprayed by the breath continuously? He was not Fearless, with a set of crushing equipment. His level of equipment required a vice MT to take over when encountering Breath.

Just as Torlton turned his head sharply and sprayed that mouthful of dark gray dragon breath towards Unrivaled Super Handsome behind him, everyone immediately worried about Unrivaled Super Handsome.

Sacrifice Roar... was it really going to be a prophecy?