Chapter 29: Clory's Rage
The soldiers of Star Dragon Outpost work in perfect harmony, and their combat skills, equipment, experience, and other aspects completely overwhelm the players.

When facing scavengers that also crush players, quickly form a triangle formation and make the best response in the shortest time.

Chaos and order collided, erupting in the darkness like a thunderclap.

"Boom!"

The scavenger madly crashed into the soldiers. Although it looked skinny, it was very agile.

In contrast, the Star Dragon Sentry soldiers were heavily armed and not very agile in their movements.

This is a battle between spear and shield.

The first time players saw the "invincible" scavengers, they were actually blocked by the iron shield wall of the Star Dragon Sentinel soldiers.

The shields screamed and roared as they collided, and the soldiers' bodies trembled.

The defensive line did not retreat at all.

Rather than a single combat capability, the soldiers now demonstrated to the undead players what teamwork is. The players who had previously been smug about the four-person cooperation in taking down a wanderer camp now opened their mouths slightly in surprise.

So this is what a real battle is like!

That fierce aura did not mean rushing forward recklessly, but a strategic action, integrating days and nights of training into the bones, and making the best choice at the moment of swinging the sword.

There's one swordsmanship master per capita in this world, right?

Lind doesn't care whether the players live or die.

The soldiers' performance was in line with his expectations. If the infantry of the Rand Kingdom didn't even have this ability, they would be better off dead.

He kept his eyes fixed on the scavenger, his expression a little solemn.

"Fuck! These scavengers are using a formation!" Favorite Bai Si couldn't help but swear.

You have to swear when playing games. No matter what game you play, you have to swear.

Scavengers are very strong, not afraid of death, and do not feel pain, which is why Lind and his soldiers are unwilling to clash with scavengers.

People hate mad dogs, but they are not afraid of them... They just don't want to have anything to do with them. It's too troublesome and unprofitable, and it's easy to get into trouble.

But it doesn’t mean we can’t win.

Because the scavengers have no rules and move in a loose manner, they can only passively take the beating when facing soldiers in formation.

But if Mad Dog starts using formations against him, it will be completely different.

The previous speculation was correct, there is a manipulator behind the scavengers.

Like a queen bee to a hive.

"Ouch!"

A scavenger, swinging a big belly bag filled with things, stepped on his companion's head, strode over the soldiers' defense line and rushed towards Lind.

Under the broken moonlight, the hunched body flew forward like a chain of death flying out from the abyss, heading straight for Lind's neck.

The eerie bone claws stabbed down fiercely.

Xuanwu Shield, who was "watching the CG" nearby, couldn't help but exclaim.

How will the Novice Village Chief, Deger, respond?

He turned to look at the handsome man, who was holding a long sword with an expressionless face and raising it up.

Zizi!

Was it an illusion or a bug in the game? Xuanwu Shield noticed that the blade of the sword in Lind's hand turned red for a moment.

A red light flashed, and a crescent arc was drawn from bottom to top.

"Pfft" "Pfft"

The scavenger that pounced on Lind fell to the ground, making two obvious sounds of hitting the ground.

The sword cut diagonally upward and split the scavenger into two halves without any obstruction.

Is there something different about the weapon in the lord's hand?
Looking at the scavenger's smooth cut, Xuanwu Shield, who was a bystander, began to exclaim: "Fuck, skills, it's a skill!"

"What?" The other two players who were barely alive and his favorite Baisi, who was covered in wounds and had just escaped from the battle, turned to look at him. Although he was about to die, that was a skill!

Does such a thing really exist in this game?

I used to think that such a thing wouldn't exist in such a real world.

"That's what De Ge did just now!" Xuanwu Shield gestured. He was so excited even when his broken leg was rescued.

Degeer? What's your nickname?

Lind forced himself to suppress the change in his expression. He had indeed used a skill just now - Clory's Fury.

Use the great knight's power to ignite the rage, burn the weapon, make the weapon sharper and add fire damage, doubling the power.

There is no need to ignite all of it. After all, his original strength is enough to easily tear the scavenger apart. The anger is just a slight push to help the blade become sharper.

The number of scavengers is still increasing, more and more.

The soldiers' defense line still held and was not broken.

The number of scavengers coming over from the surrounding areas is increasing, and anyone with a discerning eye can see that the pressure on the soldiers is increasing.

However, the elite's combat qualities were fully demonstrated at this moment. If it were ordinary soldiers, they would have to use up all their physical strength and energy just to block the scavengers' attack that was like a flood. In contrast, the Star Dragon Sentry soldiers not only blocked the attack, but were even able to fight back. The long swords extending from the gaps in the shields could always accurately pierce the scavengers' heads and throats, causing maximum damage.

To achieve this requires not only strength, but also sufficient combat experience.

I can’t kill them all, I can’t deal with them all, and there are more and more of them... The only good news is that there are only a dozen or so scavengers.

As long as you keep going, you can win.

The premise is that the scavengers would really be so "stupid" as to only attack head-on, and would be so obsessed with making a head-on breakthrough.

If there is someone directing things from behind, this kind of thing will not happen.

Everyone present noticed that these scavengers seemed to deliberately avoid the impenetrable wall of steel. Instead, they cooperated with each other to bypass it from above, left and right, and their target was directly - Lind!
"Sir!" Soldier Reed turned his head and looked at the scavenger that passed over the shield, his heart rising.

The others also reacted, and the first thing they thought of was to abandon the defensive formation they had built and rush back to Lind's side to protect him.

The only ones who are truly calm are probably the players.

If an NPC dies, it means that he is not an important NPC, and the plot will definitely introduce a new NPC later.

If the NPC is not dead, it means he is an important NPC.

We players are still watching the CG.

Don't worry~
Facing seven or eight hunched figures rushing towards him, Lind grabbed the sword with both hands.

Clowry's rage - burning!
"boom"--!
The flames instantly ignited by the sword blade instantly illuminated half of Lind's face red, and the fire was reflected in his pupils, as if a lion was ignited by anger.

The twisted and entangled bright red flames were like boiling blood, just like Lind's expression at the moment.

Rotate your wrist and swing forward.

Waving the sword wrapped in flames, the surging heat wave spread in all directions. The first to feel it was the Xuanwu Shield lying on the ground closest to Linde. He seemed to hear the "sizzling" sound of his hair being burned by the high temperature.

The scavengers that had made everyone powerless the moment before now seemed like moths to a flame.

The ground shook and everyone seemed to hear the roar of a lion.

With the naked eye, one can clearly see that the blond man is waving the flames. It is the flames that are dragging him forward, or perhaps... he is controlling the flames.

The flames rolled like a raging fire, roared, and devoured everything!
Swallow the scavengers' howls.

The rapidly swinging sword, the powerful chops, the sharpness that was as easy as a hot knife cutting lard, the unstoppable forward momentum... Everything made Lind as ferocious as a lion entering a hunting arena. The scavengers were just prey in his eyes, and they did not bring any risks except for providing a little fun.

Even the flames wrapped around the blade are no longer the protagonist; the flames are just the lion's red mane showing off its majesty.

Lind is the lion.

But in the eyes of the players, there is only one idea.

"Holy shit, he's so handsome!"

(End of this chapter)