Chapter 645 Bridge Keeper
Looking at this tall Viking who was far incomparable to others, although the weapons of the English soldiers were still shining like ice, they were forced by the opponent's momentum and stopped trying to rush across the bridge. , no one is willing to take the lead.
Until a knight holding a spear who was quite confident in his own force pushed aside the militiamen blocking him and walked out of the British camp. He danced his spear into a rosette, hoping to boost his own morale. Deter the opponent.
The English militiamen looked at the clean and neat skills of their own knights and let out uniform cheers. The spear knight raised his weapon, moved forward step by step with flexible steps, and suddenly thrust the weapon forward, but was blocked by the berserker. The leader easily used the giant ax to push it aside - it seemed that this heavy weapon was more flexible in the hands of this Viking than the spear in his hand.
The spear knight shouted loudly and tried to stab the opponent from different angles. However, this time the Viking did not even block, but easily dodged them all with agility that was not consistent with his size.
When the English people on that section of the bridge realized that there was no hope of victory, Lynch raised his right hand and slashed it casually. The spear knight and his spear were split into two pieces, and his lower body fell on the bridge. , but his upper body had been blown into the river under the bridge.
The armies on both sides let out sighs, and Tophi and Olycliffe, who were still by the river, glanced at each other quickly, and the fear in each other's eyes was unmistakable. Recruiting officer Odega clenched the spear and shield in his hand, and seemed a little overwhelmed by the scene in front of him, while the berserker warriors on the opposite side cheered with excitement and joy for their leader.
Lynch seemed to be inspired by the death of his previous opponent, and roared excitedly. He did not choose to wait where he was, but walked directly to the English formation on the other side of the bridge. He easily bounced away with his axe. The spear thrown from the opposite side was approaching the next enemy step by step.
Lynch's chosen target also appears to be an excellent axehand, and is also good at using a double axe - of course the Englishman's ax is just a normal one-handed axe.
However, seeing that he was being targeted, the Englishman did not show any timid expression. He held the ax horizontally with one hand and flexibly rotated the ax in the air in circles and circles in the other hand.
The berserker ironically imitated the nimble steps of the previous spear knight, and looked at him with eyes full of interest.
The two sides faced off for a while, but the Englishman couldn't find the opportunity to attack, so he could only swing his two axes, swung them over his head, and then struck at the opponent.
The leader of the Viking Berserkers did not block or dodge. He followed the example of the previous spear knight and used one side of his giant ax as a spear, and thrust forward with the unedged top of the axe.
The strength of this pestle alone made the English axeman who had blocked the ax in front of him unable to control his body shape. His ribs had been shattered and he could no longer attack. He fell limply to the ground and sprayed from his mouth. Blood splattered on Lynch's forehead.
On one side of the bridge, Tofi was stunned and his face was ashen. Such an enemy made it impossible for anyone to muster the courage to fight. Lynch was eager to fight on the bridge, holding two giant axes high in both hands. As long as the English dared to go on the bridge, no matter how many they were, they would not be his enemies on the long and narrow wooden bridge. Now these English The warriors had become pieces of rotten flesh piled on the wooden bridge.
Allen, who was not on the battlefield at Stamford Bridge and had used the Disillusionment Curse to take a rest, had a panoramic view of the situation through the three-eyed raven. He folded his arms in front of his chest, and then touched his bare chin with one hand. Begin watching this brave Viking warrior through the eyes of a raven.
He originally just stood quietly on the boulder, waiting for the dead souls to enter his staff, but seeing the situation in front of him, he became more interested in the puppet he had controlled with the Imperius Curse. Feelings of admiration.
This kind of imposing manner, excellent physical fitness, and superb martial arts all appeared in a Muggle at the same time, which gave Allen some new ideas.
In the underworld behind the curtain, in that land of despair, he saw the kings he met turned into death knights. Their force at this time was not strong, but after turning into death knights—— Although Allen was exhausted at the time and the core of the wand, taken from magical animals, lost its vitality after entering the underworld and the wand could no longer be used, it was so improved after being transformed with necromancy magic and using the power of the underworld. , then if you turn these warriors who have been trained to the limit of their human bodies when they were mortals, if you turn them into your own death knights, how much will the strength of these Viking berserkers be improved? During the previous duel with Gryffindor, when Allen temporarily pulled random goods from the underworld, he discovered that the quality was uneven due to the influence of their lifetimes.
In addition, after becoming undead, some of the flaws of living creatures are circumvented. The undead will never feel tired, resulting in excessive physical exertion and deformed movements, nor will they lose their combat effectiveness due to physical injuries, and they will no longer feel Fear - although the positive impact of morale is no longer there. Moreover, death knights are different from low-level undead who have no self-awareness. They retain their intelligence and all the skills they had during their lifetime. If they are weapon masters and leading geniuses now, they will still be after they are resurrected.
And unlike those living creatures with emotions and lifespans, as long as he makes a little effort to create an environment rich in negative energy, Allen can save them there so that he can dig them out and use them directly after a thousand years without any problems. any problem.
The most important thing is that after becoming an undead creature, even if he does not need to make a special protective necklace of the Three Deathly Hallows, he can accompany him into the underworld. This will be very beneficial to his plan to return to the underworld and rescue Luna after returning to modern times.
They themselves should be no less valuable than those transformed giants, because from a practical point of view, although the giants are very intimidating and have outstanding strength, they are too big after all, and are not suitable and troublesome to be personal bodyguards. There are many places where the giants can't even get into the ordinary indoor spaces.
Death knights are different. They are already dead and will be immune to most black magic and curses. UU Reading www.uukａanshu.net Poisons and diseases will not affect them. The Death Eaters' biggest reliance is the Death Curse. It means nothing to them either. In addition, if you make some armor for them that resists ordinary magic, then all you need to worry about are those magics such as the Patronus Charm or Sunfire Explosion that have a huge killing or expulsion effect on undead creatures - if When it comes to dealing with those "white wizards", Harris, who has always been accustomed to making his actions legal and just, will make them "illegal" and use other forces to deal with these opponents.
Thinking of this, Allen decided to select some Viking berserkers in this era as materials for making death knights. Now, Allen no longer pays attention to the other dead soldiers, how their vitality is absorbed by the raw stone used to make the Philosopher's Stone, and how their souls are absorbed by the staff. He focuses on this extraordinary Muggle warrior. The braver he showed, the more eagerly Allen looked at him.
At this time, on the Stamford Wooden Bridge, the Viking warrior who had killed more than sixty Anglo-Saxons took advantage of the gap to straighten up. He moved his aching shoulders and looked back. He glanced at the Vikings gathering in the distance, showing an expression of relief.
"Boys, please go back too! Don't talk too much!" He first forcibly ordered the other berserkers to rush towards the Viking camp, then turned around and looked at the English militiamen on the other side of the bridge. Their fierce appearance did not look like humans, but more like It's a ferocious beast.