Chapter 1443: Being Nice to You May Also Be a Trick on You, the City Is Broken

What Strauss didn't know was that if he hadn't revealed that he knew the Holy Light and had the Paladin armor that could block the Epirus Bow at the beginning of the battle,

the Barbarian King Hain might have been blocked by the flames in front of him, and the archers above him would have shot his men wantonly, and under the regret of underestimating the enemy, he would have ordered his troops to withdraw and fight again another day.

After all, the 50,000 troops he brought were all barbarians. If it wasn't necessary, no king would force his soldiers to die.

Even if human lives had to be used to fill the gap, they must not be filled with elite soldiers who led the front.

And this team of 5,000 people, with 2,000 to 3,000 casualties, did not collapse and retreated. It was the best troop in Hain's hands, except for the guards and the 10,000-man team.

Rather than putting them all in the meat grinder, it would be better to withdraw and get the first-hand situation in the city.

In addition, he had the Epirus Bow in his hand, a divine weapon that could exert a huge advantage in terrain like the city gate.

As long as the commander had a normal mind, he would retreat and use the divine weapon to break the defenders' defense line.

But after consuming fifty arrows of the Epirus Bow, Hain's physical strength and energy were greatly reduced. The only thought in his mind was that he must forcefully break through the enemy's line today.

Otherwise, if he delayed, he might never be able to break into the Hell Wall and release the Titans that were sealed next to the giant wall and hidden in the mountain.

And Hain was still thinking in his heart that if Strauss had a trump card to deal with him, he could only use it to deal with the barbarian soldiers at the critical moment when the line was broken.

So, the barbarians who heard the horn of the strong attack immediately thought that if they disobeyed orders, they would be beheaded and their families would be demoted to slaves.

Under such harsh military law, how could the barbarians care whether they would be burned or burned to death.

When the barbarians who were throwing corpses felt someone pushing them forward from behind,

some of them lifted the shields of the defenders, or the corpses blocked their way, rushed out of the sea of ​​fire like crazy, and then rushed to the paladins or the surrounding defenders desperately.

The cruelty of the war suddenly increased by several levels.

Even the paladins in heavy armor were knocked down by several barbarians, and then stabbed with knives along the gaps in the armor.

Strauss quickly released the Holy Light Healing Spell on the paladins, but the Holy Light Healing Spell was not a resurrection spell. The knights who were brain dead after being pierced through the eyes by weapons would definitely die.

In the chaos, he counted in his mind that five rookie knights had been killed, and the surrounding infantry were also scared by the barbarians' desperate fighting style, and the formation began to become chaotic.

Strauss had to shout, "Put down the megalithic mechanism, put down the megalithic mechanism."

The city lord Palau, who had been paying attention to the battle situation and orders, immediately cut the iron chain on the mechanism with a sword.

A few seconds later, a muffled "bang" was heard from the city gate.

The three-meter-thick boulder instantly crushed more than a dozen barbarians, splitting the city gate in two, completely sealing the city gate, and while splitting the barbarians in two, it also gave himself a chance to breathe.

Then Strauss and the archers around him shouted with him, "The boulder gate has been lowered, and killing all these barbarians is victory."

This quickly excited the infantry who were frightened by the barbarians' desperate fighting style.

In addition, among the thousands of archers on the city wall, half of the nobles in charge of command were assigned to support,

standing on the city wall and the city stairs, shooting the barbarians who rushed into the city wall and fought with the defenders.

The barbarians who had no way to retreat did not hold out for long, and were cleared out by more than 2,000 defenders and paladins, plus thousands of young and strong men who came to support.

Unfortunately, just as the battle in the city ended, the barbarian king outside the city wall had already ordered the barbarians in the city gate to withdraw and stand a hundred meters away.

Pulling the Epirus bow in his hand, charging for ten seconds.

A magic arrow with a blue glow rushed into the city gate, and with a loud "bang", it exploded on the boulder gate.

"Crack, crack".

After one arrow, a hole several tens of centimeters deep was blown out of the three-meter-thick boulder, and then the broken stones fell to the ground one by one.

The enemy would put down the boulder to block the way, which means that they will soon be unable to defend. These barbarians who are used to fighting still know it.

Therefore, the barbarians who saw this scene immediately became more morale-boosted, and their eyes were full of admiration as they looked at Hain who was pulling the bow again to charge.

Unfortunately, the cheering barbarians didn't know that Hain was already at the end of his strength.

The less physical strength and energy you have, the more uncomfortable you feel. In serious cases, you may even faint and die.

After firing the magic arrow again and creating a bigger hole, the defenders behind the city gate were frightened and panicked. They lined up without taking time to rest.

Hain suppressed his fatigue and dizziness and looked around him.

Soon he saw Theseus with a concerned look on his face and old man Semir with an inexplicable light in his eyes.

Hain knew very well that although his guards were loyal, he, as the king, could not show any weakness. If he was responsible, he would be overturned from the throne.

In just a few seconds, he made a decision and said, "Theseus, I appoint you as a thousand-man captain in the name of the King of Crete."

No mistake, one poem, one post, one content, one book, one bar!

When Theseus was happy and puzzled, he saw Hain handing the Epirus Bow in his hand to him,

Then Hain said, "Come on, my centurion, I hope you can lead the warriors of the Kingdom of Crete with the honor of breaking the wall of hell, and be the first to rush into the city of hell that has not been broken for thousands of years."

This made the eyes of the barbarian guards around him blaze with fire, but Theseus was excited and wanted to immediately make an immortal contribution for Hain.

He knelt on the ground without hesitation, took the bow of Epirus with both hands, and said with a serious and admiring face, "For you, I am willing to kill any enemy who stands in front of you."

"Very good, very good."

Hain laughed and let go of the bow of Epirus in his hand, watching Theseus stand up, walk forward a dozen steps to look at the huge stone in the city gate, but his eyes were fixed on Semir who was hesitant to speak.

Semir, who had heard from Hain's laughter that there must be something wrong with his body, was so scared that he lowered his head without daring to look directly at him.

Fortunately, he had seen with his own eyes that Hein had to pull the bow so many times before the problem occurred. Semir then let it go, risking being killed to remind Theseus that there was something wrong with the bow of Epirus.

Theseus, who was almost at his peak in energy and physical strength and was younger, pulled the bow of Epirus and learned from Hein to charge for a full twenty seconds before releasing the bowstring.

A brighter blue magic arrow rushed into the city gate.

With a louder "bang", the three-meter-long boulder, which had been blown into a nearly one-meter-deep hole and had tiny cracks, was directly blown to pieces by this arrow.

This made Theseus, who was like a chicken blood, not care about the consumption of his physical strength and energy.

He pulled the bow of Epirus again, anxiously charging for only ten seconds before releasing the bowstring.