Steel, Explosives, and Spellcasters-Chapter 856 - 92 Endgame_3
Chapter 856: Chapter 92: Endgame_3 Chapter 856: Chapter 92: Endgame_3 “Uukhai!”
“Uukhai!!!”
The Paratu Piaoqi Troops responded with three deafening war cries.
Gessa charged out of the trench ahead of everyone, followed closely by warriors from Thunder Group County, Riverside County, Mont Blanc County, and even further administrative regions.
The overall formation of the Iron Peak County Military enabled the cavalry, striking from the center, to launch a flank attack on the enemy on both wings.
The gleaming sabers were like a storm of steel, wherever they pointed, the Terdon Tribe scattered in fear; where the warhorses passed, only the mutilated bodies of the Terdon people were left.
The right wing of the Terdon Tribe—the forces attacking the left wing of the Iron Peak County—finally surpassed their limits.
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It was like a string had snapped, similar to the falling of dominoes, the right wing of the Terdon Tribe faced total collapse.
“Ha, so it is,” the old Translator on the hilltop neither got angry nor surprised, but instead clapped and laughed heartily, rocking back and forth, “What kind of arrow cluster formation is this? This is clearly two oblique line formations placed together!”
In the center of the Iron Peak County Military, Winters asked softly, “Could you teach me the war cry that the Terdon people shouted earlier, ‘Break the enemy’s formation’?”
The seasoned old merchant did not dare to delay and repeated word for word, “[Herde Language] Break formation… Break formation.”
Winters chewed over the words several times, nodded, and buckled his helmet.
Seeing this, Xial immediately grabbed Winters’ reins, his face red with urgency, “No! Lieutenant Bard said! You can’t join the battle! Victory doesn’t depend on you anymore…”
Winters looked deeply at Xial, who fell silent.
“I have a personal grudge with the enemy chief that I want to resolve,” Winters asked the fifty elite men left by Gessa, “Would you like to come with me?”
The leading cavalryman replied arrogantly, “We can’t let you kill all the enemies alone.”
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“Then follow me,” Winters drew his lance, his voice, wrapped in the power of magic, boomed through the center, “All units! Clear the way!”
The center’s arrowhead formation parted for the voice, the crimson battle flags fluttered fiercely, and a squad of cavalry broke through the formation, charging directly toward the campfires of the enemy’s banners.
The leading cavalryman roared the Herders’ war cry, “[Herde Language] Break formation! Break formation!! Break formation!!!”
The sound was so powerful it seemed to split stones and pierce the clouds, hearing a war cry that clearly belonged to their side, yet the Terdon people parted like the Red Sea.
At the same time, Mason finally arrived on the battlefield.
Revodan cavalry and mounted infantry followed Mason up the hill, the scene before them causing everyone’s chests to involuntarily tremble.
Tens of thousands of humans and warhorses had fully engaged, struggling desperately in combat below the hill, like a massive oil painting unprecedented before.
The left wing of the Iron Peak County Military was turning its direction, led by a group of brightly dressed cavalry acting as the blade edge, charging with a wide swing toward both sides of the intense battle on the right wing.
The center’s formation had totally disintegrated, ant-like tiny figures burst out of the trenches, charging toward equally tiny barbarian light cavalry.
“Where is the Montaigne Civil Guard Officer?” Even Demon Ongs lost his cool, “Where should we go now?”
Enemies were everywhere, and so were allies, Mason’s four hundred cavalry plunged into the battlefield like a cup of water pouring into a tank, leaving everyone clueless about what to do next.
Mason squinted his eyes, looking closely for a while, then suddenly slapped his thigh hard, “Damn! Too late! The fight’s already over!”
“What? It’s over?”
“Never mind!” Mason picked up a Hand Mortar, turned back to his men and shouted, “Just hit the barbarians if you see any!”
With that, he charged down the hill.
