Savior Simulator

Chapter 441 Entering the Ice Ring Lake

From the liberation of Holy Ax Town in the last chapter to the present, a full year has passed in the game.

During this year, with the full support of his father-in-law Siegel, Basaka led the liberated Olaf tribe to rebuild Holy Axe Town, and made it a base camp against the "Ice Tower Warlock" Gelmir.

The news about the "Heir of the Holy Ax" Basaka Olaf quickly spread throughout Jotunheim.

From the Great Glacier to the east coast, all the Aesir people who were oppressed by the frost giants seemed to have been injected with a booster. Under the call of the new chief of the Olaf tribe, they participated in the uprising against the brutal rule of Gelmir Among them, the flames of war raged all over the land of Jotunheim.

Seeing that the time was ripe, Siegel and Basakaweng sent a call to the leaders of the various tribes of the Asa tribe, urging the chiefs to lead a team of elite soldiers to cooperate with the coalition forces of the Wali tribe and the Olaf tribe. Siege the Ice Tower Keep.

Be sure to do everything possible to overthrow the rule of the frost giants and win complete liberation for all Asir compatriots.

This impassioned call to action received unanimous responses from all tribes.

In the blink of an eye, in September of this year, the Olaf Corps led by Basaka and the Wali Corps led by Siegel met with troops led by three other tribal chiefs on the shore of the ice ring lake to discuss a battle plan.

It stands to reason that when the coalition forces are superior in strength and morale is high, they should launch a siege as soon as possible before winter arrives.

Gelmir and his frost giants, Yitian horses, and white dragons are all subspecies of cold creatures that are not afraid of severe cold. This war is delayed until the weather turns cold and the road is blocked by heavy snow, and then they want to conquer the ice tower fortress will become impractical.

The generals of the coalition army understood such an obvious truth, but they delayed it at this critical moment.

The problem lies in two aspects.

First of all, the important ally of the Asa coalition forces, the "Queen of the White Dragon" Sonia Shuangming in the north, originally agreed that she would lead 9 young white dragons to help in the battle in late September.

Now it is the end of September, and Sonia's troops are still delayed.

Barsaka entrusted Eve and wrote countless letters urging her to fulfill her promise. The cunning White Dragon Queen always made excuses to shirk, which really made people doubt her sincerity.

Without Sonia's troops, the tribal alliance currently only has 50 white dragons available for use.

These white dragons eat a lot, and every meal is full of meat, which puts a lot of pressure on the logistics supplies of the troops.

White dragons are rebellious by nature. Except for Basaka Olaf, no one in the coalition army can deter these evil dragons. If they are dissatisfied, they will fight and make trouble, which has become a major hidden danger in the army.

There is also a more difficult problem, which is the contradiction between the top leaders of the tribal coalition forces.

Except for Chief Siegel who supported his son-in-law, the other three respected old chiefs were not at ease with the young Barsaka, doubting whether he had enough courage and wisdom to lead the coalition forces

When the chiefs met, serious differences occurred because of the formulation of a battle plan.

Barsaka wants to launch an offensive as soon as possible.

The three old chiefs advocated to fight steadily and avoid unnecessary casualties as much as possible.

At least until the arrival of Queen Sonia's White Dragon Army, they refused to launch a full-scale offensive.

The opinions of the two sides were sharply opposed, and no one could persuade the other, and the result was that they broke up unhappy.

The command within the coalition forces cannot be unified, and it is like a mess.

At present, only the Wali tribe and the Olaf tribe are absolutely loyal to Basaka, and the other tribes are still waiting and watching.

This situation is familiar to Gao Fei.

He co-authored the Eighteenth Road princes to discuss Dong Zhuo, right?

This Nima is not a good omen!
In fact, the concerns of the three old chiefs are not unreasonable.

The coalition forces have superior strength on paper, but there is a weak link, that is, insufficient air power.

On the opposite side of the ice tower fortress, there are hundreds of white dragons stationed, firmly grasping the air supremacy on the battlefield.

The coalition forces lost their air supremacy, and the enemy's Bailong reconnaissance team hovered above his head all day long. All the formations of troops were clearly seen by others. How should we fight this battle?
Before Basaka could figure it out, Gelmier made the move first.

Through the information provided by the White Dragon Scouting Team, the Ice Tower Warlock has discovered the shortcomings of the tribal coalition forces, and immediately ordered his general Schroeder to seize the opportunity to take the initiative!
Germel and Schroeder's purpose is clear.

Taking advantage of the unification of the tribal coalition forces, they stormed the south bank positions stationed by the Olaf tribe and the Wali tribe.

As long as these two legions loyal to Basaka are destroyed, the other barbarian chiefs who are swaying will lose the courage to resist and turn to the frost giant.

The first to attack was the White Dragon Corps under Gelmir's command.

Hundreds of white dragons hovered over the battlefield, covering the sky and the sun, and the dragon's power exuded was suffocating.

After 9 o'clock in the morning, the ground troops stationed on the side of the ice tower by the lake also began to move forward.

Barsaka received the informant and immediately guessed Germil's intentions.

With the two corps in his hands alone, it is difficult to resist the full counterattack of the ice tower army.

Basaka quickly ordered his beloved wife and chief of staff, Eve Valli, to send a letter to the White Dragon Queen Sonia, urging her to lead the White Dragon Troops to rescue as soon as possible.

In addition, Barsaka also asked Eve to write letters to the three old chiefs stationed on the north bank of Ice Ring Lake, urging them to lead 3000 Asa hunting horses under their command and rush to come for reinforcements!
Eve first wrote four letters by hand, then copied them with magic, and handed them to the druid staff in triplicate.

The druids sorted the letters into categories and then cast spells to summon "animal messengers."

Not long after, 12 ravens collectively landed on the desk of the headquarters.

The druids tied the letters to the legs of each raven and told the birds to fly at full speed to the recipient.

The 3-ring "SMS" scrolls have been used up, and Eve's druid team has to settle for the next best thing, and use the relatively cheaper 2-ring "Animal Messenger" to deliver letters.

But there are two hidden dangers in doing so.

The first is that the efficiency of letter transmission is not high enough.

No matter how fast a crow flies, it cannot compare to the "short message technique" that can be conveyed instantly.

Sending letters to the allies stationed on the north bank of Ice Ring Lake is okay, and it can be delivered in half an hour at most.

But to cross the Ice Ring Lake and the vast wilderness, to deliver a letter to the White Dragon Queen who is far away on the Great Glacier in the north, it takes at least half a day to fly.

This is assuming everything goes well.

If the raven courier is shot down by an enemy sentry during flight, or is preyed upon by birds of prey, the letter will be lost.

It is precisely to avoid the above-mentioned accidents that every important long-distance letter sent by the headquarters must send several backup copies, just in case.

Of course, this approach also increases the possibility of the letter being intercepted by the enemy.

Helpless, the military situation is urgent, and I can't care so much.

(End of this chapter)