LuG never expected that a tough character would arrive right away.

Thanks to the intelligence provided by the merchant army, he had roughly figured out the strength distinctions in the bronze tier.

Players like Zhao Dong Nan Wong Lukong and that merchant army member were only ranked in the two to 300 range.

While this one was a formidable figure in the top 100, the information on Lee Yuia was very limited.

Clearly, even among players in the same alliance, the merchant army couldn't te possibly have detailed intelligence on other alliance members.

However, the lack of information still gave Luo Gi a headache because there were only two pieces of information about Li Yuenia.

One was his bronze tier ranking, and the other was that he was invited into the alliance by Wong Dong, the leader of the Alliance of Conquering the World.

In other words, Wong Dong, the leader of the Alliance, was most likely already involved in this matter.

A player of the Silver Tier, Lu Gi felt heavy-hearted.

Ever since advancing to the bronze tier, he felt as if he was walking on a titro bridge with a bottomless abyss beneath him.

One misstep could lead to disaster.

Luog had to ensure that he could walk steadily on that titro bridge.

As the defending side, he couldn't call for outside help because once he did, the opposing side would gain the same privilege.

And then whether it was the silver tier Wong Dong or the black iron tier Lu Yi, they would likely possess the power to completely annihilate his civilization.

Unless he could involve Gao Su.

But if he did that, Gao Su's enemies would come rushing in and the situation might become even worse.

Sai, the pressure to develop is really great.

With the 68th ranking looming over him, Lu G felt a bit uncertain.

If the battle lasted 7 days without the opponent backing down, could he really hold out for a month until the invasion war was forcibly ended? Letting out a deep breath as the defending side, he could only respond to whatever came.

Helong notify the soldiers on guard to pay attention to the direction of the smoke signals rising.

As Lu Gi issued this command within the civilization of the myriad worlds on the eastern border's first line of defense at top the hills surrounding Iron Wall City, a muffled sound faintly echoed, causing a soldier on the wall to furrow his brows.

It seems like there has some noise.

Xiao Pan, the commanding officer of Iron Wall City, was very strict in his military discipline, and during duty, there would be no idle chatter on the walls.

In such a quiet environment, even the slightest disturbance would be noticed by the soldiers on guard.

What's going on? At this moment, Lu Tao, who was patrolling the city walls, also sensed the commotion and quickly walked over to confirm the situation, reporting to deputy commander Lu, "There seems to be some movement in the distance.

" As he spoke, the soldier quickly pointed towards the vast hills in the distance.

As Xiaoan s deputy and student, Luttow as character undoubtedly mirrored Xiaoan's with a steady and cautious style of work, glancing at the hills outside Iron Wall City.

To be honest, he didn't TC anything at first glance, but out of caution, he still drew out the moninocular telescope from his ways to confirm.

The terrain of the hilly area was complex with ups and downs that greatly affected their visibility.

Even standing on the city walls, they couldn't t guarantee that they wouldn't team miss anything.

And it turned out that his caution paid off.

Through the enhanced vision provided by the telescope, Luau vaguely spotted a few blurry figures approaching them on the horizon.

As those figures got closer, accompanied by heavy footsteps that sounded like thunder, Luau's expression changed instantly, and he took a step back in fright, exclaiming, "Monsters! Monsters!" Luttow's cry alerted most of the soldiers on the wall.

Without binoculars, they could only hear the increasingly loud, heavy footsteps and see a few indistinct black shadows.

Unable to make out what exactly it was, thus unable to comprehend the teruttow was feeling at that moment.

Quick, light the smoke signals and then notify the general.

There are monsters.

Monsters coming towards Iron Wall City.

End of this chapter.

Chapter 338.

The monster attacks.

Hearing the report of monsters attacking, Xiaoan, who always emphasized reason and evidence in his words and actions, did not directly reprimand the soldier for talking nonsense.

Instead, he furrowed his brows and quickly made his way to the city wall.

By the time he arrived near the wall, he could clearly sense the chaos around him.

Waves of gasps continuously pierced his ears, making his frown deepen.

He hurly climbed up to the top of the wall to look outside the iron wall city.

The invading army was estimated to be still several kilometers away.

From the dense shadows, it was clear that there were quite a number of them.

But that was not the main point.

The focus was on the four enormous figures standing within the enemy formation.

Once he got closer, even without binoculars, he could clearly see that these four massive figures were definitely not human.

At this moment, Ziaoan managed to keep his composure.

In order to confirm the true identity of the four giant monsters, he quickly raised his binoculars.

What came into his view made his pupils shrink, a body similar to a human's, but with a gigantic monster's head, gray black skin, fan-like ears, a long nose that almost dragged on the ground, and two sharp, long tusks protruding from the corners of its mouth.

It seemed his soldiers were not talking nonsense.

There really were monsters coming in that instant when the entire world view was overturned.

Who could remain calm? But he couldn't.

Ziao Pan understood that he was the commander defending Iron Wall City.

If he panicked, the fall of Iron Wall City would not be far behind.

So even though he felt like cursing in shock, he had to steady himself.

What are you all making a fuss about? A bunch of strange inhuman creatures are coming and you're all scared stiff.

As Xiao Pan spoke, the atmosphere on the city wall changed instantly.

Think about how many times Iron Wall City had faced external attacks since its establishment.

Each time, the enemies wanted to break through the gates and conquer the walls.

But in the end, they always had to roll back where they came from.

This time would be no exception.

His simple yet powerful words quickly stabilized the situation.

The soldiers upon hearing this unconsciously straightened their chests.

That's right.

This is Iron Wall City, known for its impenetrable defenses.

Regardless of whether the attackers were humans, demons, or some other monsters, they all had to roll back from where they came.

This was the honor and pride of the defending army of Iron Wall City.

With the situation stabilized, Ziaoan felt a slight sigh of relief.

If the soldiers morale had collapsed before the battle even began, they would have no chance of winning.

However, he was clearly unaware that his unmovable as a mountain talent ensured that his soldiers morale could not drop below 60 points.

Even if they faced a morale hit, it would be locked at 60.

After quickly confirming the smoke signals rising from the beacon tower, indicating that the signal had been sent, Xiaoan swiftly called over three messengers, signaling them to leave through another gate.

Two of them were to head to Rock Mountain City on the other side of the mountain, while one was to take a small path to Wild Horse City on the prairie to request reinforcements.

The last one was to carry his handwritten letter to Mirror City to inform the emperor of the situation at the front and to direct the garrison forces of the rear cities to head to Iron Wall City for support.

With the issuance of these orders, the entire Iron Wall City began to operate like a giant precise machine at high speed.

Meanwhile, looking at the smoke rising from the east, Lu G frowned slightly, feeling a bit worried.

The smoke rising from the east indicated two possibilities.

Either the Iron Wall City, which served as the eastern defense line of his civilization, was under attack by invaders, or the three cities on the prairie were being attacked.

If it was the former, as the strongest defensive city within his civilization, Lu G could feel somewhat reassured.

But if it was the latter, it would be a cause for concern.

Although he had increased the garrison forces for Wild Horse City, White Horse City, and Eagle City after the previous battle, the invaderly Yuia was no easy opponent.

With this thought, without waiting for the detailed battle report from Iron Wall City, Lu Gi began to deploy troops to the front lines.

Facing such a highranking adversary, he couldn't afford to hold back.

He directly played his trump card, ordering Lu Yong to lead the Schwanja army to rush to Shang Yuan City.

After a brief rest there, they would be ready to support Iron Wall City based on the situation.

At the same time, he quickly took out two bronze military tokens and handed them to two of his guards, instructing them to head to Shiuan City and Bay City, respectively, to direct the garrison commanders, Gujan and Luing, to send troops to support Iron Wall City.

Without needing confirmation, Luo Gi had already mobilized over 80% of the military forces of his entire civilization.

Undoubtedly, he planned to gather all his strength to confront Liujia.

If they could win, they would pursue relentlessly and annihilate the enemy.

If they lost, they would retreat to Iron Wall City or Shang Yuan City and prepare for a defensive battle.

The entire grand plan was thus set in motion.

And with a large-scale troop mobilization from the rear, the horn signaling the outbreak of war was also sounded outside Iron Wall City.

The four gigantic monsters with long noses and tusks upon approaching brought a significant sense of pressure to the defending soldiers as they were at least 10 m tall.

It's worth noting that the walls of Iron Wall City were only 15 m high, and it felt like those four massive monsters could easily climb over with just one reach.

To say there was no psychological pressure would definitely be a lie.