This is a Dongyi camp near the Iron Hills. Teams of well-equipped Durin dwarves are cleaning the battlefield around the camp. It is obvious that the battle has ended long ago.
Although the Dongyi people in this camp were well prepared under Kurda's reminder, they could only hold on for less than an hour under the fierce offensive of the dwarves.
When the number of people is equal, the gap between the two sides' combat skills, physical fitness, weapons and equipment, and battlefield morale is really too big. After breaking through the gate, the dwarves smashed the Dongyi people who were stubbornly resisting with just one charge.
, the spear and ax emitting cold light in the dwarf's hand showed the Dongyi people what it means to be unstoppable at this moment.
As the king of the Lonely Mountain dwarves, Thorin II wore a fine plate armor and rode on an armored goat. He looked at everything in front of him with cold eyes. The beast-biting sword without a trace of blood and exuding cold light was currently being held by him.
In the hand, and at the goat's feet are several cold corpses.
Thorin led the dwarf warriors under his command. At this time, he had defeated three Dongyi strongholds, including Iron Wall Town, and killed and captured thousands of Dongyi people. Thanks to the fact that the numbers of both sides were almost the same in each attack.
, relying on the far superior combat power of the opponent and the extremely elite armored stomach, the Gushan dwarves suffered very few losses, and at this time they still almost maintained their complete combat strength.
The only problem is that the pursuit ability of the dwarves is too poor, and the number of warriors brought out is indeed a bit small. It is difficult to kill all the Dongyi people in the camp. Although the goat cavalry has a great advantage in fighting in the mountains, it is difficult to fight in the plains.
However, due to the terrain, it is difficult to compete with the Dongyi people's war horses in terms of speed, not to mention the chariot, which is only suitable for charging into battle most of the time.
This situation caused Thorin to escape many enemies because he could not catch up when he besieged the Dongyi camp. However, this was nothing. According to the war plan given to him by Allen, the dwarves only needed to successfully eradicate the Dongyi camp.
The three strongholds in the north have successfully completed their tasks.
Allen had actually anticipated this. He believed that as long as the Dongyi people came out of the camp, he could deal a devastating blow to these enemies with his powerful reconnaissance capabilities and thousands of cavalry troops in the wilderness. However, again
Good plans cannot keep up with changes on the ever-changing battlefield, and Allen's plan is far from perfect.
Thorin, who has completed the first step, knows that his next plan is to lead his army south to gather with Allen, and then have a duel with the weakened Ashur to expel him from Rovanian.
But at this time, the sky was already overcast, and the cold wind blew on the dwarf's face, giving him a slight chill. Looking at such weather, Thorin knew that there would be a storm in the near future.
A massive snowstorm swept across Rovanian. Thorin recalled carefully that even though he grew up in the Lonely Mountain, he had rarely seen such weather.
Dwarves are not particularly afraid of the cold, but if there is a heavy snowstorm, the heavy equipment and short stature will make it difficult for the dwarves to walk in the thick snow. This makes Thorin hesitant about his next move. Maybe he should give it a try.
A friend sent a letter telling Alan that the next step should be to continue after the snow melts.
Just when Thorin was hesitating, a huge black raven flapped its wings in the air and flew towards Thorin. Before it could get close, it started making rough cries of "ga" and "ga".
The cold wind drifted into Thorin's ears.
Looking at the ravens flying down from the sky, Thorin's expression suddenly softened. These birds have a very deep connection with the dwarves of Lonely Mountain. They once provided a lot of information to the dwarves in times of crisis. This one in front of him
It was Tucker, the son of the raven leader Roark. In order to deal with this war, Thorin sent Tucker to Allen to pass news to each other. Unlike most other birds, some ravens communicated using
Common language.
"Thorin II, son of Thrane, when the sky was just dawning, your friend asked me to bring you a message. His plan failed. A large number of enemy troops may have been assembled and are behind him.
He is in hot pursuit, and now he urgently needs your help. If you are willing, you can lead the army behind me, and I will bring you to join him. I have finished speaking, what is your answer?"
After Thorin heard this, he replied without any hesitation: "I know, I will assemble the troops immediately. Mr. Tucker, please take a rest first." After that, he took out a small shiny ruby from somewhere.
, handed it to the black raven on his shoulder.
Mr. Tucker called out "Qa" and "Qa" twice with satisfaction, picked up the ruby in his gray beak, lowered his head and hid the ruby, and continued: "Hurry, hurry, they have already
Set off."
Realizing that Allen's situation might be dangerous at this time, Thorin turned to a burly dwarf beside him and said: "Dwalin, now I need you to take fifty goat cavalry to bring those humans to Iron Wall Town.
We must keep strict guard on them, don’t let them cause trouble, and don’t let them freeze to death and starve to death.”
Dwalin's rough face clearly showed an expression of reluctance. If possible, he would rather accompany his king to charge on the battlefield than be a prison guard guarding prisoners, but he would never refuse to ask for help.
Following Lin's order, after summoning enough men, he led the goat cavalry towards the humans.
"Daine, let the tribe gather together. Now we are going to the south to join Allen." After hearing his cousin's order, Daine looked up at the dark clouds in the sky, then nodded and said: "No problem, Your Majesty.
.”
At this time, Allen, who was retreating to the west with all his soldiers, was mentally estimating what kind of blow he had caused to Ashur's strength in this battle.
This chapter is not finished yet, please click the next page to continue reading the exciting content! Due to various unexpected influences, Allen's plan was not implemented to the end, but before that, his actions were still very smooth.
In two months, he led his army to defeat five Dongyi camps, killed nearly 4,000 enemies who resisted to the end, rescued less than 3,000 slaves, and more than 4,000 slaves were killed in the battle.
The surrendered Dongyi people have now become his prisoners.
Some of these people have been escorted back to Wilderness Town, while the rest are waiting for retribution in Bamond's camp.
Allen's army suffered almost minimal losses during the entire battle. Although dozens or even hundreds of people suffered minor or serious injuries in each battle, they would soon be injured under Allen's treatment.
Recover and join the battlefield again.
So far, only a few people have died and more than 20 people have been disabled. Without Allen's ability to heal injuries, even if they defeated the Dongyi people with an absolute advantage in every battle, the losses would still be
Increase this number by ten or even twenty times. After all, these soldiers have defeated tens of thousands of Dongyi people. The number of Dongyi soldiers who have fought head-on alone exceeds their total number, not to mention those who have fought in the dark.
It was the Dongyi women who laid ambush everywhere and launched attacks on these warriors.
Allen was very satisfied with this result. It was through this war that he fully realized that his Qi skills that could heal the injuries of others, after a long period of accumulation in the simulator, in this small-scale battle,
In terms of how powerful it can be, Allen feels that even the "Chain Lightning" he just redeemed cannot compare with it. This is simply a real-life "surgery" skill, even stronger than that.
"Boss, there is a large group of cavalry coming towards us from the east. They have at least a thousand people, and they are very fast. We are about to encounter them!!"
Kress's hurried words interrupted Allen's thinking. The moment he understood the situation, Allen felt a little incredible. According to his understanding, even the Woodland Kingdom in Rovanian did not have a large group of cavalry.
Lin's goat cavalry does not number in the thousands at all, and theoretically speaking, they should be in the north, right?
"Is it possible that Ashur's cavalry unit has already moved ahead of us?"
Thinking of this, Allen immediately shook his head. This is impossible. He retreated so decisively. Unless Demon Lord Sauron released some terrible dark spell, the Dongyi people would not be so fast at all. Sauron
He should still be fighting with Gondor right now.
"Elaine, prepare all the infantry to deal with the cavalry. Fatis, lead the cavalry to defend on both sides of the infantry square. Be quick."
Following Allen's order, the infantrymen who were marching with the prisoners on the road quickly gathered together with shouts, and soon formed a hedgehog-like phalanx.
The elite infantrymen wearing iron armor stood at the front of the phalanx, erecting the large shields in their hands, and spears flashing with cold light stretched out from behind them, forming a dense formation of spears.
To protect the hedgehog's quills.
Archers holding powerful crossbows and strong bows stood in the middle of the phalanx. There were thousands of them. If the cavalry dared to rush into the formation, these archers could rain down one or two waves of arrows on the enemy in a short period of time.
Some people will also raise their spears and join the team to fight against the cavalry.
Allen, on the other hand, stood on the northern side of the phalanx with his personal guards. After a battle, this position allowed all his elf cavalry archers to use their bows and arrows to quickly attack the enemy. Because of these
Although the elven archers are very knowledgeable in the art of bow and arrow, some elves just can't practice bowing left and right, so this direction is more conducive to their performance.
After Allen's men were ready for battle, a group of blue and white cavalry quickly appeared in front of Allen's eyes a moment later. Although it was a bit unbelievable, Allen still took out the telescope in his hand and looked over.
A relatively familiar old friend in the mirror appeared in front of Allen with a military uniform.
That was Lindir from Rivendell, the right-hand man of Lord Elrond. When they lived in Rivendell, the dwarves in the expedition team had a lot of trouble with this handsome Noldor elf, and Alan because of his frequent
Chatting with Elrond, so the two of them are relatively familiar.
It's just that after Allen left the valley, he never saw Lindir again. At this time, Allen felt that it was a very happy thing to be able to meet again, because it represented Elrond's
Lord De probably extended a helping hand to him in this battle.
Seeing that friendly troops were coming from the opposite side, Allen immediately ordered his troops to disband their formation and rest where they were. He didn't want to face the elf friends who came from the same route as if they were about to fight with each other.
.
And he himself rode up to meet him with a smile on his face. In any case, there is nothing wrong with being a little more enthusiastic towards his friends who came to help him. Moreover, Allen was really very happy at this time.
Lindir, who was leading the army at this time, also saw Allen leading a group of cavalry towards him, and immediately ordered the elf cavalry behind him to slow down. When the two approached, Lindil stopped.
After getting off the horse, he took the lead in saluting Allen on the horse, and then said: "Lord Allen, Lord Elrond and Lord Cirdan of Linton asked me to say hello to you."
"Wise elves can always do some shocking things. If I have the chance, I will go to Yimradis and Mislond to visit the two adults in person. But what is puzzling is that Lindir
Why did you lead the elven troops from Eriador and appear in Rovanion?"
This chapter is not finished yet, please click on the next page to continue reading the exciting content! At this time, Lindir was followed by some handsome elves wearing fine plate armor. They were very tall and had extremely expressive expressions on their faces.
Calm, as if he was not about to go to the battlefield, but just participating in a safari. He was holding weapons with extremely elf characteristics in his hands. There were several blue and white triangular flags in the team, with symbols representing Egypt drawn on them.
The coat of arms of Lord Errond is a golden six-pointed star in a round frame.
Allen felt that he could see the light of stars in the eyes of these black-haired elves. Without too much guessing, he knew that most of these cavalry were Noldor elves who were unwilling to return to Valinor and were on the side of the order of Middle-earth.
The most powerful race, during the galloping process, Allen made a rough estimate, there are at least more than two thousand elven cavalry.
Allen didn't understand why Lord Elrond would send such a large force to help him at this time. If he could have such a powerful friendly force two months ago, there would be no need to implement any cutting plan at all.
After Gushan's elite dwarf infantry, Ashur's Dongyi soldiers could not possibly be his opponent.
Because these light elves are very powerful, they could even work together to kill the relatively weak Balrog in the First Era. Today in the Third Era, the power of these elves has weakened due to the poison of Morgoth, but their
The power is still beyond what humans can match. With their own strength, these two thousand or so elven cavalry are enough to defeat the Dongyi people entrenched in Rovanian, but it just takes a little longer.
Seeing the confusion on Allen's face, Lindil explained with a smile.
"Lord Allen, the thing is like this, everything starts with Mithrandir's visit."