The indigenous alliance army of the Agrod clan finally ushered in a great victory. The number of evil ghost army warriors participating in the battle this time exceeded nearly 10,000. They not only left a large number of corpses, but also provided the wizards of the indigenous tribes with
Lots of sacrifices.
In Suldak's eyes, the wars of indigenous tribes require a sufficient supply of sacrifices in order to stabilize the strong fighting power of the indigenous legions.
This time Surdak provided 50,000 sacrifices made of evil ghost heads, and the indigenous warriors won the battle... and immediately received nearly 10,000 more evil ghost head sacrifices.
The number of sacrifices held by the wizards of the indigenous tribes has not actually decreased, but has increased like a snowball.
Next, as long as the indigenous warriors win several wars in succession, sacrifices will continue to be delivered to them.
Of course... it was the victory of this battle that greatly boosted the morale of the indigenous tribal alliance troops.
The camp was full of young natives celebrating their victory in the war, and there were actually soldiers lining up next to the altar waiting for blessings from the great witches.
Nearly 10,000 indigenous warriors who had been blessed had rushed into the mountains at the northern foot of Moyun Ridge overnight, chasing down the evil ghost warriors who had fled on the battlefield.
Both sides of this battle have become red-blooded. The corpses of the evil ghost warriors and indigenous warriors are almost scattered in the forest. Whoever cannot hold on at this time and withdraws from the battlefield early will provoke the other party's endless pursuit.
Obviously at this moment, these evil ghost warriors are experiencing the consequences of defeat.
Before this, evil spirits rarely encountered such a thing. On the plane of Warsaw, even the Empire's Construct Knights did not dare to fight with them in the mountains. The Construct Knights needed a wider space to fight.
Charge, and all the indigenous warriors need is the blessing of the great witches...
Looking at the box full of black magic cores at his feet, Surdak put it into his magic waist bag and walked back to the tent in the camp from the heights. The magician Basil had already packed up the marching tent. At this time,
I am giving some cookies to the young natives who are helping me. They seem to be filled with red bean filling.
Surdak had seen Basil eat it before, but he seemed to think that the cookie tasted too sweet and didn't like eating it...
Now he actually took it out and distributed it to the young natives who helped him dismantle the marching tent, and even thanked them in the native language that he was not very proficient in.
"Is everything packed here?" Suldak came over and asked.
Basil quickly put the folded tent into his magic waist bag, then stood in front of Suldak and answered: "It's packed, Commander, when will we set off?"
Surdak nodded and said to Basil: "Let's go now..."
As the magic patterns on the floating device of the magic harpoon gradually lit up, Basil put on a goggles for himself this time. He didn't know where he got them, and then put on the thick fur
He put on his coat and a fox fur scarf around himself, and even his shoes were wrapped very tightly...
I don't know how he got all these attires. He probably froze badly the last time he crossed the mountains at the northern foot of Moyun Ridge.
This time, the cold-proof equipment I wore was almost to the teeth.
Surdak was still wearing the epic armor of Shefterstan cloth and didn't feel much of the cold current above the clouds...
After sitting on the magic handle, Basil took Suldak into the air quickly. Soon, the camp in the forest under his feet was in full view, and then the wider mountains appeared in his field of vision, and then he jumped straight into the sky.
The mountainous area at the northern foot of Moyun Ridge in Yunxiao has also begun to become complete.
The campfire at the foot became only as big and bright as a match. The higher it flew, the more blurry the scenery of the mountains and fields at the foot became.
When the camp became only the size of a matchbox, Surdak and Basil had already gotten into the misty clouds.
Through this cloud layer, you can see the peaks at the northern foot of Moyun Ridge. These snow-capped peaks are particularly dazzling under the refraction of the sun.
The cold wind above the clouds became extremely biting. Based on his last flight experience, Basil probably figured out that although there are countless turbulences in the high altitude of Moyunling, he can still find the southward wind at a certain high altitude.
layer belt.
As long as he enters the wind zone, his magic harpoon does not need to be fully opened to drive the magic circle. He only needs to keep the magic harpoon floating in the air and give a certain thrust, and the magic harpoon will fly south rapidly.
In this way, Basil saves not a little bit of magic power...
Basil must have been studying these things these days. He took Suldak into the wind belt with ease, and then flew along the gap between two snow-covered peaks towards the Moyunling highlands.
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This mountain range is not only inaccessible to people, but even evil spirits will not come here.
There is only a winding mountain road at the northern foot of Moyun Ridge. You can enter Moyun Ridge without passing through these ice mountains and snow ridges.
In order to avoid the eyes of the evil spirits, Basil chose the safest flight route.
In fact, Suldak has also thought that when the Western Route Army captures the entire Moyun Ridge in the future, it is entirely possible to build an airport terminal on the Moyun Ridge Highlands and let the magic airship closely connect Handanar City and Moyun Ridge.
Then you can conduct geological exploration in the Moyunling highlands. If you find valuable mineral veins, you will build one or several mines.
The flight route that Basil masters now may become the route of the magic airship in the future.
I don’t know how far I flew, but finally passed through the glaciers and snowy peaks, and the scenery before my eyes once again turned green.
Surdak felt that his hands were almost frozen. The vast wilderness on the Moyunling highlands could already be seen in the distance, and the evil ghost camp at the mountain pass gradually became clearer in his field of vision.
Although the evil spirits did not build a fortress wall at the north pass of the Moyunling Highlands, they blocked the camp at the edge of the pass on the highland side.
This layout is very different from the southern foot of Moyun Mountain. The camp of the evil ghost army at the southern foot of Moyun Mountain is built in the Dake Valley. It is a valley with exits in both sections, and the evil ghosts here simply
The camp is blocked at the mountain pass on the highland side.
Surdak and Basil were far away and could clearly see the layout of the entire camp.
Probably because the Evil Ghost Legion suffered repeated setbacks on the battlefield at the foot of the mountain, and just lost another battle involving tens of thousands of people, there don't seem to be many Evil Ghost warriors in the Evil Ghost Legion's camp.
Groups of demon hunting groups ready to go are still walking into the mountain path from the mountain pass here, probably to reinforce the battlefield at the foot of the mountain.
The deployment of troops from the Moyunling Highlands does not mean that they can be replenished in time...
Surdak patted Basil's shoulder in the air and shouted to him in his ear: "Fly over and take a look, as low as possible..."
Basil nodded, adjusted the helm of the magic harpoon, and dived in the direction of the evil ghost camp.
The scenery in front of us became clearer and clearer. Sure enough, there was a camp here that could accommodate tens of thousands of evil spirits. There were countless shacks in the camp. They used stones to build an arc-shaped wall on the north side of the pit, and then used
Make a simple rain shelter with branches and leather.
This kind of underground shack can only withstand some of the cold wind blowing from the north, and can also block some of the north wind and rain, and it looks extremely simple.
This was the first time that Surdak saw the residence of evil spirits. The shacks were densely packed together, like a dense fish scale in the camp.
There are no walls on the edge of the evil ghost camp, but there are several very simple observation towers...
Those sentry towers were also made of stones, with only a few pieces of wood keeping the stone towers from collapsing. They couldn't even be called 'buildings'.
It can be seen that there is no canteen or material storage area in the camp. In the distance, there are some evil ghost warriors squatting on the grass digging for moss on the rocks beside the stream.
There are some white skeletons that can be seen everywhere in the camp. It is not known how long they have been weathering here. Those bones are almost all incomplete, and most of them have been broken into pieces.
Even with such bones, there were still some evil spirits squatting down in the camp, picking and stuffing them into their mouths.
It seems that after cutting off the hunting spots in the north and south directions, the life of these evil spirits is not easy, and even the evil ghosts in the camp here have been starving.
Suldak even felt that if the Western Route Army and the indigenous coalition forces guarded the exits on the north and south sides like this, maybe one day all the evil spirits on the Moyunling Highlands would starve to death...
"There don't seem to be that many evil spirits in this camp..."
Basil, who was sitting in front, also discovered the problem in the camp at this time.
"Let's go, let's go find the cavalry regiment..."
Surdak said against the wind, feeling uncomfortable when the cold wind poured into his mouth.
Basil got the new order and immediately stayed away from the camp. He did not dare to fly too low. Some evil generals could throw their spears to very high places with their own strength.
The magic harpoon drew a subtle arc in the air and disappeared into the sky in the blink of an eye.
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Seeing a colorful flag fluttering in the wind on the slope of the temporary camp in the mountain col, Suldak finally saw that there were some caves on the shady side of the slope, and the lowest part of the mountain col was covered with some marching tents.
Even the construct knights did not go out in the mountain col today. The construct knights at the sentry post saluted Surdak as he flew through the air.
There seemed to be giant ghost-patterned soldier ants tied up outside a tent in the camp. Andrew was holding the Butcher's Eye in his hand and seemed to be arguing with a druid about something.
This group of druids from the White Forest plane usually have little presence, and they will only come forward when the ghost-patterned soldier ants are used.
Surdak quickly asked Basil to control the magic weapon and rush over...
Before they could fly to the front of the tent, they saw Basil carrying Surdak back safely. The two-headed ogre brother sitting alone on the top of the mountain was so excited that he almost burst into tears and shouted Surdak's name loudly.
Waved vigorously towards him.
Surdak was inevitably a little touched by the friendship between the two-headed ogre brothers.
He waved to the two-headed ogre. By this time, Basil had parked the magic harpoon in front of the tent. Surdak jumped off the magic harpoon and stood firmly on the ground.
He looked at Andrew who was holding the 'Butcher's Eye' and asked, "What's going on?"
In his absence, Andrew was the supreme commander of the cavalry regiment.
Suldak saw the dispute between Andrew and the Druid, and asked Andrew to learn about the situation.
At this time, the expression on Andrew's face was a little awkward and unnatural.
Stared by Suldak's eyes, Andrew could only explain the reason in a complaining tone...
The cavalry regiment has been waiting here for nearly twenty days, and the rations they carry are running low.
In fact, the rations left by Surdak were only enough to last for fifteen days, but Surdak stayed in the indigenous military camp for a few days this time, which put the cavalry regiment facing a huge food crisis.
Andrew was worried that the cavalry regiment would attract the attention of the evil spirits at the northern pass of Moyunling. He usually did not dare to get too close to the northern pass of Moyunling. Even when hunting evil spirits, he had to go a hundred miles south.
Recently, Andrew has been wandering around the middle of the Moyunling Highlands with the Constructed Knights. He relied on the advantage of having a magician reconnaissance team in the air to hunt the evil ghost team in the middle of the Moyunling Highlands unscrupulously.
There is no way, after all there are so many giant soldier ants here that need to eat, and they are not picky eaters, they will eat the flesh and bones of evil spirits.
Even so, the dry food brought by the cavalry regiment has become tense, the construct knights and ant cavalry cannot eat evil ghost meat, and not even a mouse can be found in the wild on the Moyunling highlands...
Andrew had already thought about it. If there was not enough food to eat, he would kill the ghost-striped soldier ants. Anyway, it was impossible to eat those evil ghosts that were full of stench.
He couldn't bear to kill the soldier ants of the Ant Cavalry who had signed a magic contract, so he asked for giant soldier ants from the Druid, ready to kill them for meat...
Unexpectedly, when the normally talkative Druids heard that they were going to kill giant soldier ants for meat, they immediately jumped out to object. These Druids kept telling Andrew about the evolutionary path of a giant ghost-striped soldier ant.
It's not easy. If you die on the human dining table, it would be a sacrilege to giant soldier ants.
The druid also suggested to Andrew that if he wanted to kill, he should kill those ordinary soldier ants...
But the ordinary soldier ants brought here this time were all the mounts of the ant cavalry. Andrew was not worried that the ant cavalry would have a problem. He just couldn't defeat Aphrodite.
If Aphrodite knew that Andrew had eaten her hard work and started to make trouble...Suldak might not be able to deal with this kind of thing. After all, Aphrodite could lie next to the pillow and talk.
So I insisted on having surgery on the giant soldier ant.
No one expected that Surdak would be gone for so long this time, but fortunately, Surdak came back just when everyone could no longer hold on.
His return meant that he had sufficient supplies. Andrew immediately apologized to the druid and asked him to take the giant soldier ants back to the cave.
Andrew walked up to Suldak with a stern expression, ready to receive a scolding from Suldak.
Unexpectedly, Suldak turned around, patted his shoulder with a smile, and said to Andrew: "You did the right thing this time. If something like this happens again next time, if I fail to come back in time,
Then kill the giant soldier ants and eat them, protecting the soldiers is more important than anything else!"
Just when Andrew was still a little stunned, Suldak added:
"Of course, I will never admit this in front of those druids!"