Let's wait a bit until the situation becomes clearer.

then we can act.

Gujan felt frustrated with his younger brother, but he had to admit that countless times had proven Gua right whenever they disagreed.

Thus, the army led by the two brothers.

Guua and Gujan continued to lie and wait.

Now, shifting the perspective to Lie Yuia, his own orc army, which had always been invincible, was finding it exceptionally difficult to face Luo Gi.

At this moment, Li Yujia was far from pleased.

Honestly, this invasion felt like a nightmare.

Almost as if you were fighting against those top 100 players in the bronze rank.

Watching the intense battle at the city gate of Shang Yuan City, Liu and JF round tighter and tighter.

Accustomed to relying on the advantage of the orc army, he usually faced any opponent headon, overpowering them without hesitation.

Now, when asked to think of any tactics, he found himself at a loss.

However, the current situation clearly required him as the chieftain to do something otherwise.

This battle might really be in jeopardy.

His orc army losing to humans.

What a joke.

As his thoughts raced, Li Yuia suddenly had a flash of inspiration.

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Make a move.

Take a hit.

The dull sound of the horn echoed across the battlefield.

The Orc army, which had been fiercely attacking the city gate of Shang Yuan City, began to slowly retreat at this moment.

Noticing this move from the enemy, Lu Ji raised an eyebrow.

After pondering for a moment, he quickly understood.

The Orc army's advantage lay in direct combat, but being cramped at the city wall limited their effectiveness.

It seemed that Li Yuia wanted to play a strategy of retreating to advance.

However, it didn't matter.

Luog's plan for this battle was to determine the outcome against this orc army.

And he truly did not believe that his well-trained and welle equipped troops could be outmatched by a bunch of orcs who only knew how to slash and charge.

Maintain formation.

Push out with a command.

Zhao E and Luing immediately directed their troops to advance.

Seeing this scene, Liu and Jia felt a chilling smirk spread across his face.

Just now he suddenly remembered a tactic used by the enemy during the night raid.

Retreating to advance.

If the enemy could use it, so could he.

His orc army was best at direct confrontation.

By retreating a distance, he could lure the enemy out.

And when the two armies clashed, his orc army would definitely have the advantage.

From the looks of it, his strategy was proceeding smoothly.

The human defenders had already chased out.

As this thought crossed his mind, Liu and Jia couldn't help but feel even more pleased.

Foolish humans.

Once the distance was about right, Leu and Jia let out a sinister laugh and decisively signal the messenger beside him to blow the horn again, indicating the retreating orc army to turn around and counterattack.

The counterattack from the opposite side was completely within Lu G's expectations, naturally not causing him any panic.

The formation of the sword and shield soldiers remained intact.

fiercely countering while the continuously thrusting spears crazily suppressed the orc army's offensive momentum and another round of fierce fighting began a new watching the battlefield ahead signaled the werewolf warrior in charge of driving the bronze chariot to back off a bit it didn't want to get caught up in the fray after all its combat prowess was only at a three-star level not exactly a top tier warrior but also not completely useless so during major battles It usually stayed back to command, rarely charging into the fray.

To put it bluntly, it was afraid of dying.

Of course, from another perspective, it was a player.

If it died, an entire civilization would be doomed.

Thus, protecting its own life was in a sense a required lesson for any player.

And the simplest way to do so was, of course, to avoid the front line.

Even if it had to go to the front, it would try not to rush in.

Then it would equip itself with a guard unit.

Safety measures had to be in place.

Many players did the same, and adding one more like Lee Yuia wouldn't make a difference.

The changing situation here undoubtedly caught Guy Jia's attention.

The Orc army was poorly disciplined.

That last retreat, while executed, resulted in a completely disorganized formation, dragging the entire army's battle line into a long mess.

Seeing this, Guja quickly spoke up its time attack, charge into the middle of their battle line, and split that orc army in half.

Hearing this, Gujan instantly felt invigorated.

Without a word, he swung his bronze battle axe charge, the ambush unit that had been lurking on a battlefield's edge swiftly surged forward, startling Lee Yuia, whose wolf first stood on end.

Damn, they actually held back.

In a flash, Gujan's well-prepared army followed Guia's orders and crashed into the middle of the enemy's battle line, instantly severing the Orc army in half.

Watching the battlefield that seemed about to be split in two, Leu and Jia gradually regained some calm.

Although its orc army struggled with discipline and wasn't adept at executing tactical formations, that didn't mean it had never seen them before.

There's a saying, if you haven't eaten pork, you've at least seen pigs run.

And this tactic from the enemy was a classic method for engulfing large enemy forces.

To put it simply, it was like a big cake.

If you can't swallow a hole, you cut it into pieces to eat slowly.

The enemy's approach was pretty much the same.

Want to swallow my orc army? They better be careful not to choke on it.

As thoughts raced through its mind, Leuia let out a sinister laugh.

Elephants crush them.

At the command, the elephants roared and with a simple kick, they caused devastating destruction to Gujan's troops.

The elephants didn't distinguish between friend and foe, and several of their own goblin allies were also caught up in the carnage.

The terrifying force sent a large number of people flying, and the blood gushing from their mouths and noses proved that those who took the hit had no chance of survival.

Witnessing this scene, Gujan's eyes widened in fury and he bellowed as he charged toward the elephant.

You beast die, known as the human-shaped bear, Gujan, faced with a 10- m tall elephant, indeed looked slimmer, but that didn't diminish the raging anger in his heart.

He swung his speciallymade bronze battle axe down on the elephant's leg, which was as thick as a stone pillar.

With Gujan strength, the ax blade sunk deep into the elephant's tough skin.

The bronze axe used by Lu G's army was specially designed.

Enemies struck by these axes would find their wounds difficult to heal and would quickly bleed out.

But that wasn't the end.

After the axe fell, Gujan tightened his grip and yanked back, leaving a gaping wound on the elephant's leg, splattering blood everywhere.

Regardless of size, Gujan's furious strike definitely caused the elephant pain, and blood continued to pour from the open wound.

The elephant's furious cries reverberated and it stomped its legs as if trying to crush the human before it.

However, as a fierce general capable of charging through thousands of troops if Gujan couldn't dodge such obvious attacks, he would have long been dead on the battlefield.

He dodged left and right, entangled with a gigantic creature that could instill despair in ordinary soldiers.

However, his actions weren't enough to change the tide of battle.

Because among the orc army there were four such colossal beasts.

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Humans excluding the one centaur entangled by Gujan.

The other three centators were rampaging through their formation with overwhelming force.

Blatantly demonstrating the destructive power of the centur race on the battlefield, causing the corner of Luog's eyes to twitch.

Haven't they arrived yet? Lu Gi had long anticipated the presence of these tough and resilient giant units on the opposite side.

So, how could he not be prepared? But it seemed that the preparation was a bit late.

Just as he was thinking this, a sudden flash of light in the distance momentarily blinded him.

He instinctively raised his binoculars to confirm only to find that his vision couldn't keep up with that golden light.

It's Gage.