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That alone showed that elemental attacks and psychic attacks belonged to much rarer categories.

Perhaps because of this, Joo Joowon was always absurdly unlucky when it came to running into those tiny probability events.

Still, it did not matter.

He believed that someday his bad luck would finally run out.

Besides, as long as his strength was sufficient, even a low probability disaster could be turned around and survived.

Ever since he was young, important turning points in his life had always been accompanied by unexpected accidents and setbacks. Yet he had survived every single one of them.

After all, that was simply how the world worked.

The people who could not endure were already dead.

There had always been people in this world who were even more unfortunate than he was.

Just like when the Age of Apocalypse descended upon the world.

At least players were given the chance to struggle and fight for survival in the apocalypse.

Some people never even received that opportunity.

They became zombies the very moment the apocalypse arrived.

The Elite Monsters that had managed to make their way to the Big Belly Zombie’s territory could not have been located very far away.

With Joo Joowon’s current ability to move across walls and buildings, finding them did not take very much time.

Unfortunately, the number of animals living in the city was limited.

As a result, most of the Elite Chimeras that had appeared were based on common species such as cats and dogs.

In Joo Joowon’s eyes, those creatures were not suitable as bait.

What he needed was a creature capable of surviving under the assault of the ants for a longer period of time.

For example, a pangolin.

He remembered that pangolins ate ants, which should count as a form of natural species suppression.

If not a pangolin, then perhaps a wild boar or a rhinoceros with thick skin and incredible endurance.

Apart from those, flying birds would also be acceptable.

Only a small portion of the ants in a colony possessed wings.

As long as the bait could fly, it would almost automatically place itself in an invincible position against the ant colony.

Of course, judging by population numbers alone, the more common an animal was, the greater the chance of it producing a Chimera.

Although keeping reptiles as pets had become increasingly popular in recent years, their numbers were still nowhere near those of cats, dogs, or birds.

Sabi City did have a zoo.

Unfortunately, it was located on the opposite side of the city.

Even by car, it would take more than an hour to reach it.

Because of that, Joo Joowon had no expectations of finding Chimeras such as pangolins or rhinoceroses.

Instead, he hoped to find a flying bird.

Compared to the other options, that probability was still much higher.

Even though modern cities gave people the impression that birds had almost disappeared due to urban construction and expansion, their actual numbers were still vastly greater than those of many other animals.

However, after searching through several Elite Monsters that still carried his mental markers and discovering that none of them met his requirements, Joo Joowon gradually began to feel uneasy.

Could it really be that not a single suitable target existed?

If that turned out to be true, then he would have no choice but to settle for the next best option.

At worst, he could simply gather several Elite Monsters together and drive them toward the ant colony at the same time.

As long as enough creatures were involved, the battle would not end too quickly.

After all, he only had a single opportunity.

Once the ant colony had experienced an attack, they would undoubtedly become far more vigilant toward their surroundings.

There was even the possibility that they would respond by relocating the entire colony.

Both scenarios were entirely possible.

Fortunately, Joo Joowon had only intended to try this once anyway.

The position of the queen ant within the colony was far too important.

He felt that there was an extremely high probability that such an existence would belong to the Mental category.

And creatures of that type were the last enemies he wanted to provoke.

After all, if the other party remembered the fluctuations of his Mental Power, there was a chance they might one day use it to track down his whereabouts.

Although it had not yet been verified, Joo Joowon still believed that every person’s Mental Power was probably as unique as a fingerprint.

For professionals, distinguishing between them would likely be easy.

Ordinary people simply lacked the ability to perceive the difference.

The increase in Mental Power had made Joo Joowon’s senses become far sharper than before.

Previously, he had thought that the system only warning players after they stepped into the territory of a Lord Rank Boss was an incredibly useless mechanic.

Only now did he realize that it was not because the system had failed to prepare warnings for Boss monsters.

It was because his own perception had simply been too dull.

Now, whenever he passed by a location, he could vaguely sense whether there was something inside capable of threatening him.

Without exception, places that gave off that sense of danger almost certainly housed a Boss monster.

The warning was simply far too subtle.

Only players born with extremely sharp instincts or players like Joo Joowon who possessed exceptionally high Mental Power would be able to detect it.

Ordinary players would charge straight inside without hesitation, never realizing that a Boss monster was waiting for them within.

Perhaps after the in game shop opened, there would be items similar to strength detectors or threat scanners?

Otherwise, Joo Joowon truly could not imagine how ordinary players were expected to avoid Boss monsters.

Surely they were not supposed to decide whether or not to enter a place entirely based on intuition.

After making a full circuit around the area, Joo Joowon could not help feeling somewhat depressed.

There were simply too many Cat and Dog Chimeras.

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