Game Over Not Over for Me novel Chapter 88

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### She Bloomed Like Spring After Surviving a Winter No One Saw by Lillian Rosewood

#### Chapter 88: Defeating the Ice Giants!

The colossal Ice Giant loomed before Alden, its presence almost suffocating. With a staggering 85 million Health Points, it was a behemoth capable of obliterating the hopes of any player foolish enough to challenge it. The creature boasted an attack power exceeding 30,000, a figure that sent shivers down the spine of even the most seasoned warriors.

“+20 Free Coins,” flashed on the screen, a small consolation prize for what lay ahead.

Only players like Everlasting Turtler, who had meticulously stacked their armor and magic resistance to unimaginable levels, or someone like Alden—whose high HP and devastating damage output made him a force to be reckoned with—stood a chance against this icy monstrosity. For the average player, defeating this Ice Giant was akin to climbing a mountain without any gear.

The giant unleashed its first attack, a thunderous roar that echoed through the battlefield, sending shockwaves that struck Alden directly. He felt the impact reverberate through his body as his health began to dwindle.

“-25803”

“-25799”

The damage from that two-hit soundwave attack was significant, but Alden remained unfazed. It was merely a drizzle compared to the torrential storm of destruction he could unleash with a single basic attack.

“Whoosh, whoosh, whoosh!” The air around him crackled as arrows flew forth, each one finding its mark and delivering devastating blows. Without the interference of the god aura, Alden was firing at an astonishing rate of twelve shots per second.

That translated to over 1.1 million damage every second. Even accounting for the Ice Giant’s impressive healing rate of 100,000 HP per second, Alden was still inflicting more than a million net damage. At this relentless pace, he could wipe out 60 million HP in a mere minute.

“This Ice Giant won’t last two minutes,” he thought, a smirk creeping onto his face.

But as it turned out, the Ice Giant didn’t even survive for a full minute before crumbling to the ground. As the creature fell, the Cycle of Death effect, which had eluded him in all his previous hard-fought battles, finally activated.

“1/4”

“18:06 Tue, Dec 16 M K 51”

“Chapter 88: Defeating the Ice Giants!”

“+20 Free Coins”

Alden chuckled to himself. A one-percent trigger chance didn’t mean that one arrow out of every hundred was guaranteed to trigger; it was a fickle mistress. There could be 100,000 arrows fired without a single trigger occurring. Each arrow operated on its own probability, and that probability was dismally low.

Yet, none of that mattered now. What was crucial was waiting for the next Ice Giant to respawn. If his calculations were accurate, it would take about 30 minutes.