Guding's coordinates were displayed on the map as a golden skull, and judging by the map's scale, the skull covered an area of several dozen square kilometers.
So, when those pursuers arrived within the skull's coverage area, they couldn't determine Guding's exact position and could only rely on their eyes to search.
However, on Guding's map, the coordinates of everyone nearby were clearly shown, giving him an advantage in close proximity.
He had already discovered the first wave of ambushers, a total of eleven people.
If they were enemies fighting to the death, in this situation, he would definitely choose to confront them directly and kill all the enemies instead of hiding or fleeing. But since most of these pursuers were merely after a spot in the Main Plane and came with a hopeful heart, they bore no killing intent toward him. Facing such people, Guding found it hard to strike them down, so he had no choice but to evade.
