Chapter 435 - 348: [Silent Zone] and [Mental Confusion]
Chapter 435: Chapter 348: [Silent Zone] and [Mental Confusion]
In the mid-air of the battlefield, countless dazzling streams of magic crisscrossed, as brilliant as a carefully prepared fireworks show.
However, the soldiers below on the battlefield had no mood to appreciate it, knowing that these seemingly beautiful streams of light contained extremely terrifying powers.
Lis and Wendell, almost simultaneously, tried to contain the spells in the mid-air as much as possible, but even so, residual magical attacks occasionally falling onto the battlefield still caused considerable casualties.
Just after Lis had appeared on the battlefield, the momentum of the Boditch Royal Mage Group was suppressed by him alone for a while.
Though Wendell soon appeared, the morale of the Boditch Army inevitably dipped a bit.
At the same time, during the pause when the Mage Group ceased their attacks, Feis’s army did not stop attacking.
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An elite combination formation began to push forward under Bevis’s command, while other infantry units quickly moved toward the perimeters of the battlefield to engage the defending Boditch soldiers and mercenaries, with the cavalry dispersing to attack the scattered formations.
Although the Boditch Army greatly outnumbered Feis’s forces, the battle was soon on the verge of collapse.
Already weaker in combat strength and morose in spirit, the soldiers could barely hold the line, but sudden internal attacks plunged the unit into chaos; had it not been for the supervising force behind them, many soldiers might have even turned and fled.
The biggest problem for the Boditch Army now was the chaos engulfing it.
The recent attacks by players and Lis’s intervention had instilled fear in the Boditch soldiers, complicating the execution of commands and making it difficult to relay orders to every soldier.
Trying to reorganize the troops under the fierce attack of Feis’s army was beyond the capabilities of the Bodici Nobles’ generals.
The same situation also provided others with an opportunity to exploit.
Radish lay prone honestly on the ground, where just moments before, a remnant trail of pale blue flames had scorched a huge pit right in front of him.
At this point, Feis’s attack was fiercely intense, forcing Radish and his two companions to take refuge under a slope to avoid the barrage of arrows.
Even now, the sounds of explosions constantly bombarded their ears, with flesh and blood flying everywhere.
Although some players had stayed in Luminous Stone City, the more than a thousand players still on the battlefield were a terrifying force.
Over half a year since the launch of the “Divine Revelation” game, the players had grown accustomed to this world. Although initially shocked when they joined the battlefield, those unafraid of death quickly adapted.
Since they had not self-destructed yet, those who remained were mostly the veterans, ready to seize a big opportunity.
And because of this reason, any slight recovery in the disarray within the Boditch Army would be disrupted again.
Radish cautiously peeked over the slope, then quickly withdrew his head.
But he noticed that the defenses around the Boditch Royal Mage Group were no longer as tight as before.
The guards who originally surrounded the Mage Group were Boditch Kingdom’s only remaining heavy-armored soldiers, but due to increasing pressure on the main battleground, commanders had been forced to redeploy more soldiers to the front lines fighting Feis’s troops.
Though other soldiers were also reassigned to defend other directions, some chaotic commands still created numerous vulnerabilities.
Especially as explosions and spells like quicksand occasionally occurred, the central part of the Boditch Army was in utter disarray.
Compelled by circumstances, commanders ordered the guards to attack anyone approaching the Mage Group. Maintaining the Royal Mage Group was critical for continuing the war; otherwise, the Boditch Army faced utter defeat.
In Radish’s eyes, several familiar players stealthily moving toward the Mage Group were directly killed.
“Invincible Scoundrel, can you still handle this?”
Radish wiped the mud off his face and kicked the scoundrel beside him.
“Shh~ Shut up!”
The scoundrel cursed softly and took a few deep breaths to calm himself down.
“How can playing a game be so nerve-racking, you’re such a scaredy-cat?”
Seeking Intoxication taunted the scoundrel, but he was actually very nervous himself, his right hand holding the longbow sweating profusely.
“Stop talking nonsense, Radish, do you have a plan?”
[Invincible Scoundrel] ignored his friend’s taunt. For some reason, although he felt very anxious just a moment ago, a sudden rush of excitement surged in his heart after calming down a bit.
It was thrilling and exhilarating!
Radish, the calmest of the trio, after confirming Invincible Scoundrel was okay, said to him:
“We’re about sixty meters away from the Mage Group. I just checked, and those soldiers will attack anyone who comes within thirty meters of them.”
“You know about the items we have; the two most crucial items work better the closer we are. Invincible, you…”
“Stop the chatter, just tell me what you need me to do?”
The scoundrel said, understanding Radish’s hint as a friend playing the game together.
Moreover, whenever Radish had something serious, he would call him Invincible; otherwise, he’d just be scoundrel. He had gotten used to this guy’s ways.
“Look!”
Radish pulled the scoundrel and carefully poked their heads out, pointing toward a low hill to their front right.