Chapter 918 · Bloody Battle (Part 1)

Faced with the onslaught of orcs, humans couldn't help but suffer a bit.

Although they have the upper hand in many aspects such as military strength, training, and equipment, the orcs have the blessing of massive divine power poured out by the gods regardless of the cost. Almost everyone has at least one or two auxiliary spells in effect, and they will be immediately defeated. These advantages have been erased.

When each other's hardware levels are comparable, morale and command determine the outcome of the war.

As for "magic tricks" and the like, there really isn't much room for them to be used on a battlefield where millions of people are fighting to the death.

When encountering each other on a narrow road, the brave prevail, which is the normal state of war. The so-called magical calculations and the like are mostly just the imagination of writers.

For example, in the current battle, apart from everyone using all their strength and courage to fight to the end, is there any other way?

"Hold it! Hold it!"

"Follow me, we have to knock down the momentum of those beasts!"

"Are men from the Land of Thousand Springs still afraid of war? Come with me!"

"Use all kinds of things to your heart's content! After this battle, you won't need them anyway!"

"The mages try to disperse them as much as possible, don't let them accumulate too many auxiliary spells!"

Among these roars, many people were also shouting "priest" or "priest".

Priests have always been an important pillar of the battlefield spellcasting system. Unlike the spell system that requires the consumption of one's own mana, the divine spell system has almost endless spellcasting capabilities as long as the god behind it is willing. Even if the total amount of spells cast exceeds the "safe value" that his own mana can support, he can still continue to "overload". As for whether this method of casting spells beyond the limit will cause damage to oneself - if you can't win, everyone will die. Is it meaningful to consider so much?

Moreover, there are many large-scale auxiliary spells in the divine spells. On the battlefield, such large-scale auxiliary spells are far more powerful than those destructive spells.

Spells are not invincible. If a lethal spell is cast, it may be intercepted by an archer in the air. Especially in this kind of decisive battle between two races, unless you don't care about your own casualties and directly use large-scale killing spells such as "Earthquake Spell", otherwise, such as "Chaos Magic Flame", "Great Collapse Spell", " Powerful spells such as "Meteor" have almost no chance of hitting the enemy's position.

Therefore, in this kind of war, the confrontation between gain and dispersion is the most important stage for spellcasters.

In this kind of confrontation, divine magic is more beneficial than magic.

So generally speaking, in this kind of big battle, the magical casters will be very active - just like the orcs, the priests, shamans, priests...their magical casters are all praying desperately, Turn yourself into a passage connecting the gods and the human world, continuously channel the endless divine power, and turn it into auxiliary spells with a wide range, so that the orc warriors who charge forward are colorful, as if they are wearing brilliant clothes. The armor is average.

But the situation on the human side is completely different. The magic casters are trying their best to fight against the orcs' spells, but the divine spellcasters are looking at each other at a loss, with confusion on their faces.

Of course, they are also trying to pray, hoping to receive divine power and turn it into spells. However, the usually smooth channel of divine power has become obscure and blurry at this moment. Although the presence of the gods can be felt, there is no way to channel the divine power.

This made them panic and didn't know what to do. Although they were panicking, they had no choice but to continue praying hard. It was not that they expected to rely on the power of prayer to change the weird situation in front of them, but they found that they could do nothing except praying.

This is the case for divine spellcasters. Once there is a problem with the connection with the gods, they will be immediately knocked back to their original form and lose the ability to cast spells.

Seeing all this, the legendary strong men on the human side couldn't sit still.

There are also magical casters among them, so naturally they already know what is going on. Legendary strong men are not ordinary mortals. They often have some sources of information outside the main plane. At this moment, many people know the big news about the orc god system. While they look at each other, they are also jealous of the cruelty of the orc gods. I deeply admire the decisiveness.

Using the Kingdom of God to collide with each other as soon as the war begins is simply crazy!

However, crazy people are often particularly powerful...

They can't help in the battle between the gods, but this is the right time for them to take action in the battle between humans.

So after greeting each other, these legendary powerhouses rushed out one after another and rushed to the forward position.

The strength of the legendary strong men far exceeds that of ordinary people. When they swing their swords, their sword energy is at least ten meters away. Wherever they go, no matter how many layers of defensive spells the enemy is covered with, or how thick the armor the enemy is wearing, as long as they He was not strong enough, so he was killed directly on the spot without even having time to save him.

More than fifty legendary powerful men took action together, immediately setting off a bloody storm. In just a few seconds, at least one or two thousand orc warriors died under their hands.

But the advantage they were able to unleash was only in this first round.

When the legendary strong men on the orc side saw the legendary strong men of humans appearing, of course they immediately appeared and stopped them.

In terms of quantity, there are indeed far fewer legendary strongmen on the orc side than on the human side. Even if reinforcements from other tribes were added, there would only be more than thirty people. More than thirty versus more than fifty, obviously the one at a disadvantage.

However, if the fighting style is changed to defending and delaying as much as possible, and the opponent is held back as much as possible, then more than thirty against more than fifty is barely enough.

Anyway, as long as the legendary warriors are held back, the human soldiers will not be able to resist the orc army with auxiliary spells.

If the battle continues like this, the balance of victory will inevitably tilt towards the orcs, and they will eventually win a great victory.

Behind the human position, the "Goddess of Bravery" who personally led the battle as a commander watched the battlefield, was silent for a moment, and then issued an order.

"Deploy the reserve team to stabilize the front line."

This order is not brilliant, but for now, at least it is enough.

Of course, the humans immediately executed the order, and one reserve team after another rushed to the battlefield to replace the front-line troops that had suffered heavy losses and low morale.

Once these fresh forces joined the battle, they immediately stabilized the situation. Although the orcs had the assistance of spells, after the fierce battle, they had consumed a lot of their physical strength and spell power. Facing the human reserve team that had been recharged, they no longer had the previous advantage.

The retreating human frontline troops were transferred to the rear military camp to repair, receive treatment, and recuperate. Because of the sufficient treatment props, they estimated that they only needed to rest for another hour or two to fully recover and fight again.

Of course, during this period of time, they need to reorganize and restore the organizational structure. Those troops that suffered heavy losses will be temporarily disbanded and reorganized into new armies and return to the battlefield.

At that time, they will use the swords in their hands to vent their anger at being suppressed and beaten just now, and wash away the shame of retreating after defeat!