Chapter 219 I'll Give You a Sea of ​​Fire

A rain of arrows covered the sky.

The poisonous fog surged along with the waves of fire, turning into a low-pressure poisonous cloud overhead, covering the sentry post.

The dark poisonous cloud completely blocked the light, and covered the head with a dull gloom, making people feel dizzy.

When Lind rushed back to the snakeman outpost, he saw the struggling soldiers.

The soldiers who were staggering had damaged armor and their skin was dark and glowed with poison.

However, more soldiers from the snake sentry posts fell beside them.

"Sir!" Seeing Lind and the other two return, Reeve regained his spirits.

He was pierced by arrows in many places, but he was able to stay standing by his willpower.

Many people present were like this.

Lind let go of Lance and Serin. Their conditions were also very bad, but much worse than that of Reeve who was on the verge of death. Even magic might not be able to heal their bodies easily.

He stepped forward to support Reeve and saw several holes in his body caused by arrows.

"Sir, this is a misunderstanding. We had a conflict, and they foolishly thought that we were using ourselves as bait here and then withdrawing troops to attack the snake catcher fortress." Reeve sneered at the stupidity of the snake sentry. Has anyone ever seen someone use his lord as bait?

You would rather die than protect your mad lord, so how could we possibly use the lord as bait on the hook?

Reeve couldn't explain it clearly. After suffering injuries time and time again and seeing his colleagues and friends killed and injured, his heart had already been filled with rage.

However, everything must be done according to the Lord's orders, and escorting the Lord away is the top priority.

Blood dyed half of Lind's face red, and it was impossible to tell whether it was his or from the enemy, but his expression was calm.

His tough features turned to another direction. The ten sons had already caught up with him. They were aggressive and filled with grief and anger.

In Shizi's eyes, Lind and others are liars.

Whether the kingdom is destroyed or human civilization disappears, it is not as important as their loyalty to Baron Ronan.

Lind, who approached as a "bait", was the undisputed enemy.

Lind looked at Shizi and whispered to Reeve, "Attack the Snake Catcher's Fortress? If I wanted to do that, I would have done it before the undead left."

There will never be an undefeatable enemy among the undead. As long as they find a way to make you lose 1 drop of blood, then the only thing waiting for you is death.

Being able to get hurt means being able to kill. As a former player, Lind is extremely sure of this.

He chose not to take action simply because he still had enough goodwill towards the old nobles in his heart.

With the arrival of a new era, the old aristocrats have been abandoned. He hopes to unite all the forces that can be united. Every old aristocrat who is identified as a villain by the "officials" behind the scenes is a force that he can win over.

A little makes a lot, and sand makes a tower.

But looking at Reeve, who was almost shot into a hedgehog, and the soldiers who fell down beside him and might never stand up again, Lind felt that he might have "conquered" them too easily along the way, which led to the illusion that face was useful on both sides.

Renzo took the initiative to join him after learning that he was a noble, and Lance joined him after recognizing him. Linde never encountered any obstacles when facing the old nobles.

It was so smooth that he mistakenly believed that "we villains" were united.

Just like what is written in those novels, everyone in the protagonist's upright sect, from the master to the brothers, wants to kill him, but the villains always fight the younger ones and the older ones, and unite as one.

As old aristocrats, the reverse version of Lind and others are undoubtedly "villains".

From all directions, almost all the soldiers at the snake sentry posts gathered together. They held their bows and crossbows, and most of the arrows coated with poison light were aimed at Lind.

If Lind and his men did not surrender, they would be annihilated.

The soldiers with puffed cheeks and necks were still spewing poisonous mist, trying to create a battlefield that would be more conducive to the snake catchers' passage.

There was a pungent smell in the air that made it difficult to breathe, and the range of vision became smaller and smaller.

"Almert." He looked at Yan Yi among the ten sons. He had been in charge of communication and was the only one who could suppress madness with reason. "There is a misunderstanding between us."

Almert Yanyi didn't say anything, but just rushed towards Lind.

"Sir!" Reeve was anxious, and so were Lance and Seren. The most important thing now was to protect Lind and leave.

After the confrontation just now, they clearly felt the horror of the Ten Sons. If Lind stayed, he would take on too many risks. It would be more sensible to settle the score after leaving the battlefield.

No one present thought that Star Dragon City would have no chance of winning the war against the Snake Catcher Fortress.

The premise of all this is that Lind cannot die.

As for himself and others, of course, they would use their remaining bodies to stop the enemy.

Lind shook his head slightly. He would not let the seriously injured soldiers cover his retreat, and his anger had already been ignited.

"Almert, there is a misunderstanding between us, but resolving the misunderstanding comes second."

He was not a pedantic person, and Lind didn't even have the so-called aristocratic sense of ceremony. Compared with the overall situation and resolving misunderstandings, all Lind could see now were the seriously injured bodies of the soldiers he brought with him.

There are misunderstandings, but resolving them should be a lower priority.

Someone should be able to "see the overall situation", but that person definitely cannot be Lind, and he never intended to be the one who sacrifices himself for the overall situation.

Before that, someone should pay the price for this inexplicable battle.

The person behind all this must pay the price, and Shizi must also pay the price!
Whatever the reason, they should have known what the consequences would be when they shot the arrows at them.

The arrows flew over one step ahead of the ten men. The dense and approaching arrows were so cold that they made people tremble in their hearts. The wind tore apart the poisonous cloud, and it was like a heavy rain that suddenly fell from the poisonous cloud, covering Lind.

The arrow was nailed to the ground and quickly approached Lind's toes.

"Sir!" Reeve tried to push Lind.

On the ground, on the city walls, on the roofs... the snakemen sentry soldiers are densely packed. This is their most advantageous battlefield, a jar to catch turtles. Now their only chance is to turn around and escape.

The soldiers resisted, but too many were hit by arrows.

Shizi has also rushed to the front.

They have enough confidence to entangle Lind again.

"Roar!"

A heart-shaking dragon roar came from the sky.

The poisonous cloud covering the sky was suddenly burned red by the scorching fire waves, and then was torn apart by a pair of huge wings. The dim vision suddenly became bright, so bright that it was dazzling!
The two-legged dragon, whose surface was covered with scarlet scales, swooped down, and its body slammed heavily on the top of the canyon mountain.

The ground shook, the walls collapsed, and the air waves pressed down by the wings swept away the poisonous fog and even the rain of arrows flying in the sky.

The fire tumor on the dragon's extremely long neck exploded, flowing with cursed flames from the fragments of the magic ring.

The flames flowed on the ground and began to burn uncontrollably, even burning everything around it.

The poisonous fog was forced to disperse, and now the remaining flames quickly occupied the snakeman outpost.

The air temperature rose as the dragon fell from the sky.

The snake-men sentry soldiers looked at the huge creature falling from the sky in horror. The dragon that only existed in picture books appeared in their sight in such a sudden posture.

The scene of the encounter was different from when they first heard the story about the flying dragon, but the same thing was that the dragon satisfied their inner fantasies.

Very big, and very scary.

Lind's angry voice came, and he roared: "Alex, flame!"

(End of this chapter)