Heroes of the Invincible Undead

South of Crow Lord, Brownstone Pass.

The end is coming, and every barbarian in the wilderness knows that they are going to go through an extremely difficult period of time. No one complains about it. They have grown up in this wilderness and have been like this for a long time. They can To stand in the wilderness, they definitely do not rely on the charity of other creatures. No matter how harsh the environment, they cannot knock them down.

Desa, the leader of the tribe who was training troops in the military camp, suddenly saw his orc spy rushing to him and reporting out of breath:

"Chief Desa, something bad is going on. The barbarian rebels gathered at the border are ready to move. They are led by the caveman king Zubin. They have officially declared war on the leader of Kilgor, claiming that they will drive the chief of Kilgor out of Krulo. The throne of Germany, their army will arrive at the pass soon..."

After listening to the spies' report, Desa's eyes darkened. As a big-eared monster, he was able to become the leader of a barbarian tribe, not only because of his status as a hero, but more importantly, because he was smarter than other barbarians. Wisdom, and thoughtful tactical planning.

"There is no need to panic. We have the geographical advantage of the Brownstone Pass. They will never be able to cross even half a step. The Brownstone Pass was a defensive measure built by the wizards of the Magic Guild two hundred years ago. It was later destroyed after the completion of the Steel Horn Castle. It was abandoned and finally fell into our hands, and it is still the most difficult pass to conquer between the snowy areas of Brakada and the wasteland of Crulod."

Unlike his panicked men, Desa always appeared extremely calm. As a tribal leader, he naturally has his own unique advantages:

"Korg Chief has long expected that the rebels may suddenly attack at any time in the doomsday, so he deployed heavy troops to guard the pass in advance, vowing to make it impossible for the enemies to come back. Go tell the news to the ogre king Weir, and let him His troops are ready to fight."

After learning the news of the arrival of the rebels, Desa did not panic at all. The rebels thought that their sudden surprise attack would catch the other barbarians off guard, but they did not know that their actions had been anticipated by the leader of Kilgor. It is tantamount to stepping into a fatal trap, and you will pay an unimaginable price.

Ogre King Vile is the important general that Kilger arranged in advance at the Brownstone Pass. Vail controls a large ogre tribe of nearly five hundred people. In the entire wasteland, he is a force that cannot be underestimated. It is enough to make any enemy feel frightened. In addition to the ogres, Weir also commands nearly a hundred golden-winged thunderbirds, and even the behemoths have as many as ten.

Such a huge force was naturally not only deployed to guard against the barbarian rebels. If you wanted to deal with those rebels, there was no need to use this level of force. What Dessa cares about more than the rebels themselves is the force behind the rebels, the Lord of the Undead who conquered the entire Brakada.

Zubin, the leader of the barbarian rebels, is very close to the Lord of the Undead. It is very likely that his attack was supported by the Lord of the Undead. If the Lord of the Undead were to send troops from Brakada, all the creatures in the wasteland would tremble in front of the millions of high-level undead. Even the leader of Kilgor would be unable to do anything to deal with the massive undead. Without recourse to the more powerful beings in hell.

"Continue to explore the intelligence of those rebels, and be sure to find out whether any undead followed them into the Crulod Wasteland."

As if he thought of something, Dessa immediately ordered his scouts to continue to inquire about the intelligence of the rebels.

If the undead also join the ranks of the rebels, the situation will undoubtedly become serious. The reputation of the Lord of the Undead has already penetrated deeply into the hearts of every barbarian. Brakada, who has enslaved the barbarians for hundreds of years, In the end, he was completely conquered by the Lord of the Undead. No rational barbarian dared to be an enemy of the Lord of the Undead.

Soon, as the rebels approached, the ground began to tremble faintly, which was the echo caused by the footsteps of countless people charging. At this moment, the intelligence fed back by the scouts also made Dessa feel a lot more at ease:

"Leader Desa, we have not discovered the whereabouts of any undead. It seems that the rebels' attack was not supported by the Lord of the Undead. It's just that their aura seems a little different from other barbarians..."

Dessa didn't pay attention to the content of the second half of the scout's sentence, and instead laughed reassuringly. Without the support of the Lord of the Dead, the rebels' behavior was really the same as seeking death. A group of people were driven out of the wilderness and became homeless. How could the barbarians be the opponents of the elite troops who were recharging their strength in the wilderness and were already ready for battle? They were waiting for their fate. Only after they were completely defeated did they become food for other barbarians in the tribe.

"Get ready to fight! I will personally present the head of the rebel leader Zubin to the leader of Korg."

As the orders were issued, the other barbarians in the pass were already ready for battle. The orc ax throwers in full array climbed to the top of the pass. As soon as the rebel troops arrived, they would rain down weapons like hailstones. The battle axes and short spears gave them painful long-range blows.

Desa, who was leading the troops, also saw the ogre leader Weir from a distance. When the rebels paid an unknown number of lives to be able to break through the city gates of the pass, what awaited them would be fierce ogres who were gearing up and already itching unbearably, as well as some of the ogres. The strongest, the legendary hero Vile.

Weir is a legendary hero who has been famous in the wasteland for a long time. His strength is obvious to all even if it is placed in the entire wasteland. There have been many legends among the ogres who have awakened their own will and acquired unique heroic specialties. existence, intending to challenge Vail, but waiting for their final result, without exception, they were completely defeated by Vail.

With Weir at the rear, Dessa is undoubtedly relieved. If you listen carefully, you can even hear the thundering roar of the Behemoth. As the strongest creature that roams the wasteland, the powerful figure of the Behemoth, It has long entered the hearts of all barbarians. In the wilderness, the Behemoth beast serves as a totem for all barbarians to worship.

The appearance of the Behemoths also made Desa completely relieved. The leader of Kilgor had already arranged for the Behemoths under his command to be stationed in the Brownstone Pass. No matter how powerful the rebels were, could they still Can it be stronger than the strongest creature in the wasteland since ancient times? The outcome that awaits those rebels must be a miserable defeat.

Just when Desa was feeling relieved, he heard bursts of exclamations coming from a distance. Looking carefully, the ones exclamating were the orcs raising their weapons on the city wall.

According to Desa's prediction, the orcs waiting for the enemy on the city head only need to firmly occupy the location of the defense facilities. When the enemy army approaches, they can take advantage of the advantage of hitting the low with high and throw weapons from above to hit the enemy hard. , who would have thought that all the orcs would now be like headless flies, holding up their weapons and not knowing where to throw them, all they could do was stare at the sky in a daze.

"What are you doing? Why are you so restless..."

Looking along the sky where the Orc could see it, Desa had just finished speaking half of his words, but he couldn't say the last half, because even he looked as dull as an Orc at this moment.

I saw dark figures soaring in the sky at extremely fast speeds. Those figures did not correspond to birds with wings, nor did they look like majestic dragons. Instead, they looked like ordinary people. However, the side weapons are extremely worn out barbarians.

The barbarians soaring in the sky really exceeded the expectations of the group of orcs on the city wall. They never thought that the enemies that they thought were moving slowly on the ground would actually swarm from the air and directly pass through the defense of the city wall. Entered the interior of the pass.

"That must be the power of magic. Will, quickly ask the ogres under your command to stop the rebels from moving forward!" After realizing that something was wrong, Dessa was startled and had a vague premonition, so he hurriedly He shouted a reminder to another general.

The legendary ogre king Weir also found clues from those barbarians, and he still maintains his calmness at this moment. As the leader of the ogres, Weir is not only a brave warrior, but also a knowledgeable ogre caster. By:

"Don't panic, it's just the power of flying magic. Even if they can fly over the city wall, they are still no match for us. Flying magic won't last long. When the magic expires, they will still be at our mercy."

Under Weir's order, many ogres also rushed towards the barbarians who landed from the air. They were placed on the battlefield of Crulod Wasteland. The huge ogres, with the help of skilled soldiers, Large weapons can defeat dozens or even hundreds of ordinary barbarians by themselves, and the number of ogres under Weir's command is five hundred. So what if those rebels can fly over the city wall? The huge number of ogres will be the last thing they see in their lifetime.

Weir has shown sufficient confidence in the ogres he leads. His heroic specialty is the increase in the power of the ogres. All the ogres he leads are far more ferocious than before, even if they are not Other arms were needed, and the ogres he commanded alone were enough to completely repel the rebels.

However, the scene that happened before him completely shattered the fantasy in Weir's heart. I saw the ogres that rushed towards the enemy one by one, but flew backwards at a faster speed, knocking down a large area of ​​ogres behind them, and more importantly, there were more than 100 ogres that flew backwards. There was an ogre, and almost all the ogres who attacked the enemy suffered the same treatment. The ones who defeated the ogre head-on were ordinary barbarians who had never been taken seriously by them at all.

"This is impossible..." Looking at the situation happening in front of him, there was only deep dullness in Weir's eyes. He did not believe that this situation happened anyway. Could it be a large group of legendary barbarians disguised as low-level people? Looking like a barbarian, do you want to join the team to launch a surprise attack? But no matter how Weir looked at it, that didn't seem to be the case.

The ones who repelled the ogres head-on were the seemingly ordinary barbarians. They were definitely not disguised as barbarians of some legendary level. Their own levels were only the second and third levels common among barbarians. However, the power they displayed was anything but that. It was simply not the power that second- and third-level creatures should possess. Even if that power was placed on legendary creatures, it would not seem inconsistent at all.

Weir didn't know what happened, but the scene before him clearly explained to him that some kind of change had happened to those barbarians that he couldn't understand. If only one or two barbarians had this kind of change, He could still find ways to deal with the changes, but when all the barbarian rebels underwent such changes, even he felt faintly afraid.

Fear is often the most natural reaction to things that are completely beyond the scope of one's understanding. Before Will could think about it all, he heard an explosion in the distance, and a figure as big as him fell from the sky, tearing the earthquake apart. , followed by a sharp roar:

"Wil, where are you going? I challenge you!"

Seeing the huge figure in his eyes, Weir's eyes also showed a bit of surprise: "Ogre Clolin? Because you disobeyed the big leader's order, didn't I drive you out of the wasteland? You actually appeared in my eyes again. In front of you?"

Weir, who is also a legendary hero among the ogres and has the power of a spell caster, is much stronger than Clolin. If a battle breaks out between the two, the final result can be said to be without any suspense. The winner will definitely belong to Vail. However, from the current Crolin, Weir could faintly feel an extremely abnormal aura that even made him feel a little palpitated. The barbarian rebels who accompanied Crolin on the offensive also had that aura. That aura is the source of their abnormal strength.

"That power in your body..." Weir said in surprise, wanting to ask Crolin about the source of the abnormal power in his body. However, what answered him was not Crolin's words, but the anger hidden in him. A heavy punch.

With the blessing of that abnormal power, ordinary barbarians can still burst out legendary levels of power, and the power that Crolin, who is already ranked as a legend, can burst out will only be more powerful, so powerful that even Weir It’s also to the point where it’s simply impossible to resist.

With the crisp sound of things breaking, Weir, who was unable to dodge, was punched directly in the chest by Clolin. As a legend, he could not even see Clolin's movements clearly, and his body suffered miserably. blow.

Dessa, who was on the side, was also unable to help Weir against the enemy. He could only watch as Weir lost consciousness under Clolin's repeated bombardment. What existed in Dessa's eyes was only deep fear. He didn't know that these savages were How did the human rebels obtain such powerful power, but there was a vague premonition that the entire Crow Lord Wasteland would change because of this.

(End of chapter)