"What sound..." Taal felt a little uneasy while stationing in the tribe - he heard a familiar burst sound coming from a distance.

Could it be...

"It's that 'can't say'?" Amy sighed from the side, "The people here are really muddy and can't support the wall. The master told them that they couldn't guard the pass..."

He was really blown up...?Tal felt a little dizzy: the enemy didn't launch an attack all day, is this the picture?

"I...I have to go and see what's going on over there." Taal quickly walked out of the camp and headed straight for the observation post.

"If you continue like this, you won't last for three days." Amy sighed and chased after her.

When Taal chose a temporary residence, he specially chose a tent close to the post - although the environment here was not very good;

He rushed over three steps and two steps, climbed the stairs, and looked at the pass-

The burning flames and the flames that were still bursting told him that there had been attacks there or that they were unilaterally beaten;

"These trash..." Taal couldn't help but curse;

Fortunately, since the bombardment of magic bottles is not large in size, the main body of the pass is still there;

If we organize people to put out the fire at this time, maybe we can still...

It seemed as if he was deliberately trying to make Taal despair; the idea just came to Taal's mind, and the giant red fireball that was several times larger than the size of the original burst appeared on the pass. After the light flashed, the more dull sound came.

The main body of the pass finally couldn't support it and collapsed; Tar seemed to be able to vaguely hear the screams of the soldiers.

...There is no need to rescue him now. Taal felt a little desperate;

I remember Chief Ailfen was giving a lecture at Guan Pass before... I wonder if he is back now?

Thinking of this, Taal moved his sight to the road between the tribe and the pass;

Sure enough, several guards there were rushed towards the tribe; there was no need to guess who the person surrounded by the middle.

"I'll call the shaman now." Amy disappeared next to Tal as soon as she finished speaking.

Elefen...can't die here. Tar frowned. Even though he needed to gain dominance in various tribes, the situation is now critical and he needs the commander;

The question that needs to be thought about is that the pass has been burned now; perhaps tonight the barbarians are afraid of the night battle ability of the Kori clan, and will not launch a large-scale attack, but tomorrow morning, the barbarians will attack the remaining pass through the Valley of Silence, and then attack the Mammoth Tribe along the road...

It is estimated that it will be pasted in front of the Mammoth Tribe in one morning, and then countless magic bottles can be turned into a sea of ​​fire without using a catapult.

...There is no need to use a catapult, which means there is no need to wait for that "three days"?

Everything...is over?

Taal felt a little dizzy. Should he consider the way out...?

...

What should be done is still clear now; Tar walked quickly towards the door of the Mammoth Tribe;

The shamans had already met at the camp gate; Chief Ailphin was also carried and placed there.

This is a natural way to greet him - to see if he can still rescue him.

According to the narrative of the warrior next to him, he encountered the attack of the barbarian's magic bottle;

"How did they transport the catapult to the next side of the pass? That mountain...even one is impossible to pass?" The anxious warrior said with a crying voice, "They happened to catch up with the chief leaving the pass, and a barbarian threw away the strange bottle... These bastards--!"

The barbarian's technical level is far superior to ours, so we should be more careful; as for Elephant encountering an attack... it can only be said to be unlucky; the situation between the two sides can be called incompatible, and there is no possibility of someone rebelling.

The shamans stood by after emergency treatment for Chief Elephin; Taal felt that it was appropriate to rush over at this moment.

"Ellefen... Are your vision clear now?" Taal asked in a deep voice.

This guy hasn't fainted yet-Tal was amazed in his heart.

His limbs and torso were severely burned, his neck and face were not falling well, and there were disturbing blood scabs in many places, and red liquid oozing out due to movement... Tar felt that Elephant should not be able to survive this level.

"The whole body... hurts so much, but my mind is fine." Even though I have dealt with it, Ellefen was still snoring at this moment: "Tar, I have to give some things to you..."

"Just say it, I'm listening." Tar tried hard to calm himself down - although he had no good idea about the status quo.

"Tar, the Mammoth Tribe is over, and you must... evacuate here as soon as possible..." Elephant gritted his teeth from time to time to control the pain coming from his body, "If the soldiers are cut off, I will let the leaders cooperate with you and lead the people to move..."

...Smart, this guy's brain really deserves his position.

In this situation, continuing to fight with the barbarians is just a waste of life. The "defense facilities" around the tribe are just fuel for the barbarians under the fierce attack of the fire magic bottle. If transferred in time... at least the name of a tribe can be preserved.

"We are closer to the Brown Tiger Tribe in the north... Thar, I believe you have this ability. You are much better than the guys in the tribe who can only talk big... As long as you can take the tribe away and place it well... you are the next Mammoth Tribe Chief!"

...This condition is indeed attractive, but a wandering tribe is quite troublesome to manage;

No, no, no, no, no - Taal gritted his teeth, this is not the case if he wants to achieve his goal!

To defeat the barbarians and establish prestige... how can you escape in shame?

This has nothing to do with the Chief’s position!

"I know I can't hold on for long! Leave me a hundred of the most loyal soldiers, and I want to command them to fight against the barbarians!" Elefen said with a low growl, "Tar! If you are smart enough, you know that you shouldn't hesitate at this time!"

"...Let me think for a while." Taal waved his hand repeatedly and turned his head to the side;

The young man... can't he accept such a heavy burden suddenly? Elephant sighed, time was tight, every minute and every second had to be fast, they were all the people of the Mammoth Tribe... Escape as soon as possible!

He was wrong.

What Taal was thinking was whether there were any means to fight back in desperate situations - where is the escapee's majesty!

"My master." Amy was behind Tal at some point, "The current situation... is not a desperate situation."

Taal stared at Amy, then closed his eyes and took a deep breath - he was sorting out all the means he could use at the moment;

...Yes, it's not a desperate situation.

Taal opened his eyes.
Chapter completed!