The valley of silence, on both sides of the cliff.

One thousand five hundred soldiers were scattered on one side of the cliff with Tar—another five hundred soldiers were lent to Ethan by Tar;

Of course, Tar asked Ethan not to take the initiative and guard the trees near the cliff. Ethan was somewhat unhappy with this command - after all, rushing ahead was a symbol of glory - but he did not refute and agreed.

As long as you have that kind of fire magic altar, it is not difficult to blow up the catapult... However, if you have to wait for three days, the intensity of the enemy's attack is unknown.

"Actually, I can help the master blow up the catapult directly." Amy lowered her voice and said in Tarr's ear, "There is no safety issue... just throw a torch under the storage box while the night is falling."

"Safety first, Amy, don't do that kind of thing secretly." Taal reminded seriously, "You are the most important thing."

"Don't worry... As long as the situation is still under the control of the master, I will not go." Amy said, "After all, that will end the war directly, and the master needs to obtain is far from enough."

"...This is a bit strange." Taal nodded helplessly after thinking, "but that's true."

"The master needs to make the chiefs and soldiers convinced and willing to give you the opportunity to drive." Amy's face was a slight smile, "Whether the master intends to save or destroy, he needs enough power..."

"...There's no way." Tar sighed and leaned against a tree: "Anyway, Amy, don't do dangerous things."

"I will definitely follow the orders of my master." Amy said, pausing slightly, listening to the voices in the distance: "Here you come."

"Everyone, prepare for the battle!" Tarr ordered loudly, "Shid yourself! When the barbarians come, they will wait for an opportunity to give them a fatal blow!"

Under Tar's order, the soldiers climbed up the trees and crept into the grass - even though the war had not yet spread to them;

But there was indeed a shout of killing.

"Amy...I need to observe how the battle is going." Tar did not climb the tree, "You..."

"Um?"

"...Okay, follow me." Tarr sighed softly, Amy's meaning was still to be respected.

...

The further the two of them sneaked, the clearer the shouts of killing came from their ears;

After a while, Taal signaled Amy to stop, and then the two of them picked a tall tree and climbed up.

The dense branches and leaves can ensure that the two are not discovered - through the gaps in the leaves, it is enough to observe the situation on the battlefield.

Sitting on a tree branch and looking around for a while, Tar could see figures moving in the forest, and even identify a few Corey warriors squatting on the trees.

Trees are an important guarantee for the Corey tribe to make up for the equipment gap.

Looking further away: the number of figures in the forest is worrying;

It is roughly estimated that the attacking barbarians were about several times that of the Corey tribe;

In order to avoid not knowing how to die, these people acted in groups and moved carefully in the forest with caution;

Even though the warriors of the Korri are all masters of hunting, there is no way to ensure no loss under this situation.

A soldier who was squatting on the tree branch locked onto a barbarian in the back of the team, then jumped down and slashed with a knife;

This attack happened to hit the barbarian soldier's neck and killed him directly;

The successful soldier wanted to pull out his knife and fled to the nearby bushes, but was chased by the other barbarians;

Before he rushed into the bushes, a gun pierced his torso, and the warrior struggled for a few times and was exhausted.

...One change, the result is simply impossible to produce on the plain.

However, such battles only account for a part of them.

A skilled and lucky warrior can run away smoothly after succeeding, but more warriors are discovered when they jump down, even before they jump down; being discovered means that the precious attack opportunity may not be fatal, and even whether they can hit it is a problem;

Taal could hear the voices of those people shouting for cheering—it was these war cry that leaked their location;

When hunting wild animals, the sudden loud noise can scare the prey; but their opponent is human now. Tar frowned. It is necessary to popularize some knowledge in the future, and don’t yell and shout at all...

Moreover, the barbarians were not moving forward stupidly; they would carefully observe whether there were people on the surrounding trees.

Once the figure of the Korri tribe was discovered, they would attack with bows or arrows or guns. The warriors who were inconvenient to dodge in the tree had to choose to jump down; if they jumped in a hurry and didn't adjust the balance or even fell, the subsequent arrows and guns would inevitably take his life.

The battle was not good. Taal looked at the barbarians who were constantly moving forward and thought about the means of dealing with it;

If they are allowed to move a little further, they will have to reach the cliff... Even if their team is not damaged much in the battle, the tree will be cut down to a great extent... They have to find a way to make these barbarians retreat.

Judging from the current situation of the battle, they already knew that it was difficult to move forward; in this case... Tal's eyes were fixed on a centurion who was approaching him: his armband style looked familiar.

Come on your mind.

Taal looked at Amy—in fact, they didn't even need a look;

"...Master, you can't even let me do this, right?" Amy, who was not far from Tal, was a little unhappy, "Are you disliked me for being useless?"

"Of course not, but..." Before Taal finished speaking, Amy jumped down;

This height was enough to make a skilled hunter fall and even die, but Amy's stability was not affected at all; after she landed in the grass, she flashed and rushed out;

In an instant, she appeared in front of the centurion, knocked him down with a clean elbow, and pulled out the horn from his waist like flowing water, and then disappeared;

This movement was so smooth that after the centurion fell to the ground, several guards next to him were still stunned;

Amy's figure appeared next to Tal again after a few flashes, and then delivered the horn to him: "That's all right?"

Taal nodded with a complicated expression and stretched out a thumb to Amy;

"I can complete the remaining tasks well~" Amy, who was praised, was very happy; she disappeared from the branches again and rushed towards the edge of the cliff;

"Huh... I hope I can scare them away." Taal sighed at Amy Nafi's physical fitness while fiddling with the horn in his hand;

Wait for a while; your 1,500 people can be called experienced and can respond to the orders soon...
Chapter completed!