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Inside the Thunder Eagle Pass, Saroyan and Valentine gathered their troops and led the way to meet the enemy head-on.

The sound of swords clashing and soldiers shouting filled the entire pass.

The sky was covered with dark clouds, thunder and lightning roared, and heavy rain poured down.

In less than a moment, the battlefield was dyed blood red.

In the rain, the vision was obscured by fog, and both sides identified their identities by the helmet tassels on their helmets. Any soldier who was not wearing a helmet or had lost his helmet tassel was automatically considered to be an enemy.

Outside the Thunder Eagle Pass, Weilin stood in the rain, looking at the battlefield inside the pass, with no change in his expression.

At that time, he also led a battalion of troops under the command of his father and fought a bloody battle with the army of the Bajio Kingdom on the plains.

On the battlefield, the situation was one-sided, and the Thunder Eagle Warriors and the Phantom Fox Army were being suppressed.

In the puddle, Valentine's chest was pierced. He looked straight ahead, looking at the silver-haired young man in front of him with a hint of relief in his eyes. His body fell backwards, and his life breath dissipated.

Hebrew swung his sword to kill several enemy generals who rushed forward, dragged Valentine's body out of the puddle, slashed off his head with his sword, and tied it around his waist.

The head of a low-level golden warrior is worth three military merits. This is the first military merit he has obtained for his master in the expedition, which is of great significance.

On the other side, after dozens of rounds of fighting with Greg, the Thunder Eagle Pass guard Saroyan had one of his arms cut off by the opponent.

Watching his own guards being slaughtered by the enemy, Saroyan took out a bottle of red potion from his waist, pulled out the cork with his mouth, and drank it all in one gulp with determination in his eyes.

Once the hemolytic drug is taken, it means the end of life.

"kill!"

Saroyan used his only remaining right hand to pull out the Thunder Eagle Sword that was stuck in the ground. An illusion of a Thunder Eagle appeared behind him and flew towards Greg.

Greg swung his sword to cut the three guards in half, then looked at Saroyan, whose body was emitting blood-red energy, and rushed forward with a hint of excitement in his eyes.

The blood-red energy and the blue fighting spirit contended against each other, turning dozens of soldiers into pieces of flesh and blood.

After dozens of fights, Greg found the right opportunity and cut off Saroyan's right arm.

Blood gushed out, and the breath of life continued to weaken. With ruthlessness in Saroyan's eyes, he used the only remaining "seal" to grab a blood-red gem on his waist and swallowed it into his stomach.

The next moment, the surrounding blood continued to gather towards Saroyang, causing his body to continue to swell.

Seeing that the situation was not good, Greg picked up Saroyan's body with his sword and threw it into the air.

Thousands of meters above the sky, a huge explosion resounded at the Leiying Pass, shaking away the dark clouds in the sky.

In less than a moment, a ray of light passed through the hole and fell on Greg's face.

In the rain, Weilin looked at the situation on the battlefield and ordered the central army to attack on all fronts.

Tens of thousands of people received the order and headed towards the Leiying Pass.

Two hours later, a high-level silver warrior dropped the flag of the Thunder Eagle Pass and replaced it with the noble flag representing Qixingling, indicating that the pass was officially occupied by the 15th Army.

At this moment, the rain gradually stopped.

In less than a moment, the clouds dispersed, the sky cleared, and the sun returned to the earth.

Weilin stepped on the rubble and climbed up the pass under the gaze of tens of thousands of soldiers.

"My lord, Leiying Pass has been captured by our army. Please give us your instructions." Hebrew placed a head on the stairs, stepped back a few steps, raised his head, and reported loudly.

"Count the casualties and have the priest treat the injured."

"Yes, my lord."

……

At night, Warren, the guard of the ancient Gorge Pass Road, sat quietly in the main seat.

Inside the hall, other generals held their breath, standing quietly, waiting for the scouts.

At two o'clock in the middle of the night, an eagle cried, and Warren immediately stood up and walked out.

"General."

The four Indian warriors came down from the Thunder Eagle, and when they saw Warren coming towards them, they knelt on one knee and bowed their heads in salute.

Warren motioned for the other party to stand up and asked, "How is the situation at Thunder Eagle Pass?"

"General, Thunder Eagle Pass has fallen. I learned from a surviving Thunder Eagle Warrior that the commander of Thunder Eagle Pass, General Saroyan, the deputy commander of the Ghost Fox Army, General Valentine, and the commander of the left army of the Ghost Fox Army, General Kahn, died for their country. Five thousand Ghost Fox soldiers were wiped out, and four thousand Thunder Eagle Warriors were almost wiped out. As for the twenty thousand able-bodied men guarding the pass, their situation is unclear. They should have been captured by the enemy." The Four Indian warriors did not delay and told all the information they had collected.

Warren had a blank expression on his face. He waved his hand and said, "Go down and have a rest."

"Yes, General."

After the four Indian warriors left, Warren clenched his fists, feeling a sense of powerlessness in his heart.

"Dodd."

Dodd, the son of Saroyan, who was immersed in grief, heard Warren's words, put away the grief on his face, came to the front, bowed his head and saluted, and said respectfully: "General."

"I appoint you as the messenger of the Gorge Pass Ancient Road. Go to Solomon City on my behalf to report the battle situation here to Her Royal Highness the Princess." Having said this, Warren paused for a moment and continued, "Take the three hundred Thunder Eagle Knights with you. After the mission is done, you will no longer be a member of the Thirteen Passes of the Gorge Pass Ancient Road. Live well with your father's legacy."

"Yes, General." Dodd hid his grief in his heart and answered in a deep voice.

"This place will become the front line. When you see my brother, tell him to take his parents away from the Kingdom of Ansa once he hears the news that Youhu Pass has fallen."

"General, I will convey it."

"Go."

After Dodd left, Warren looked up at the moon in the sky, then turned to the crowd and said, "Morton stays, and everyone else goes down."

"This place is about to become a front line. You can do whatever you want, but the army cannot be in chaos."

"Yes, General."

Upon hearing this, the other generals all knew what their general meant, bowed their heads in response, and retreated respectfully.

"General, you have made your decision."

"I've made up my mind." Warren said calmly, "It's all worth it to buy time for the army with my own sin."

After hearing this, Morton took out a sheepskin map from his bosom and handed it to Warren: "General, this is the location of the weapon tainted with the devil's breath. I hope everything goes well for you."

Warren took the sheepskin map and said, "After I leave, you will take over the position of the commander of the Youhu Army. The commander of the Xiaguan Army, Isid, will obey your orders. When the reinforcements of Marquis Edmund arrive at Youhu Pass, you will find a reason to evacuate Youhu Pass. The young marquis is very scheming. You should know what to do without me telling you."

"Remember, whether you succeed or not, you must declare that I committed suicide because I failed the princess's expectations. As for what those people say, you don't have to pay attention to it."

"Yes, General."

Morton saluted respectfully and left with General Warren's last words.

Looking at the night sky, Warren had a premonition that this trip would definitely fail, but he did not regret it. At least he had a clear conscience. As for what others said, he did not care.