Chapter 425: Mountain Tribe

The nearby drow gave up their opponents on the spot and turned around to run away. While running, they did not forget to cast dark spells randomly to hide their whereabouts.

Those with stronger wills could not withstand Gavin's ferocious eyes and the black muzzle of Death Roar.

On the other side, the Goliaths were further inspired and launched a counterattack fearlessly. Even if they had to bear the stabbing of the opponent's poisonous dagger as the price, they had to leave the opponent behind. This style made the drow elves more flustered and often made fatal wrong choices, and the price they paid was their own lives.

Goliaths have a racial characteristic.

Although they are medium-sized creatures, they are considered large in strength identification and weapon use expertise. They like to use large two-handed weapons the most.

Look at those two-handed swords, axes, and hammers that look like small door panels.

Although the workmanship is crude and simple, it can be said to be full of lethality. Once it is chopped, the short and thin physique of the drow elves can't bear it at all. Either the bones are broken by the hammer, or the arms and legs are broken. One of them was chopped by the violent Goliath barbarian and was directly cut in half. The lower body was still twitching, and the upper body was wailing in pain. That situation was more frightening than being killed directly.

At this time, Gavin had completed the change of clothes.

The Crown Shield turned into the crown state that was rarely used in normal times, but he didn't use it himself, but pressed it on the head of the half-moon colt.

Although the Crown Shield in the crown state is compatible with combat armor, its effect on Gavin is far less than that on the half-moon colt.

Death Roar turned his right hand to his left hand, and a huge heavy lance appeared in his right hand. He took a standard knight charge posture and shouted: "Follow me to charge."

Unexpectedly, the victory oath given to him by the God of Strategy came in handy so soon.

No one has stipulated that only those who ride horses are called knights and charge.

As long as you charge bravely at the enemy, it is considered a charge, and the three halos on the victory oath are effective.

Instantly spread out with Gavin as the center.

Halo is a very special ability in Faerun, and there is a distinction between enemies and friends.

If there is no distinction between enemies and friends, and everyone is covered by the halo, it is no different from nothing.

This distinction between enemies and friends is linked to the user's subjective consciousness. In the eyes of the user, those who are allies will naturally be blessed by the positive halo, and the negative halo will be invalid. Those who are identified as enemies are just the opposite.

"Haha... This is divine power. This lord is the divine reinforcement sent to us by the chieftain Kavachi!"

"Charge... Follow this lord and completely defeat these shameless cave dwarves."

"We are the mountains, we are Goliaths, we are the people of the earth, we are fearless, charge!"

The halos covering those Goliaths are not just three, but five.

In addition to the three auras of fearlessness, fear, and bravery provided by the Victory Oath.

There is also the life aura provided by Gavin's battle armor, which can provide a little life recovery for each ally in it (recover a little life every six seconds), but the coverage range is smaller than the other three auras, with a radius of only ten meters.

The remaining aura was provided by a Goliath spellcaster, an advanced profession that Gavin had never seen before, a bit like a warlock, and a bit like a shaman, and the spells cast were also very special. As the granite powder was sprinkled, the Goliaths covered in it began to have stripes and spread, and they became one piece, covering other parts and began to harden. Swords and knives hit them, making a clanging sound.

That situation was very similar to the fourth-ring spell Stoneskin of the protection system, which made the skin of the recipient as hard as rock, increased resistance to physical attacks such as hammering, cutting, stabbing, and slashing, and obtained 10/fine gold damage reduction.

However, Stoneskin is a single spell, while the spell cast by this Goliath is a group spell, and it is only effective against Goliaths. He and the Half Moon Colt were also within the range of the granite powder, and no similar spell effects appeared.

With the five auras, the combat effectiveness of these Goliaths soared, making them completely carefree and just waving their large weapons wildly.

Without hesitation, they strode forward and followed Gavin.

They were tall and long-legged, and were extremely good at running and jumping (with special racial bonuses, and their skill level in this area was naturally higher than that of other races). In the case of short-distance burst, they actually kept pace with the Half Moon Colt who had just started charging, which was really amazing.

Although they entered the charging state, it did not mean that Gavin and the others would wait obediently to crash into the enemy.

Daylight!

It was cast on Gavin again.

Although the battle armor on him was not the exclusive armor of the Holy Warrior, it also had the mark of the gods. The sun emblem on the helmet was the holy emblem of the god.

Gavin had looked up this holy emblem. It did not belong to the native gods of Faerun, but to a god from other planes of the multiverse, a god of light named Pero, who had the priesthood of the sun, light, power, and medicine.

This god was very powerful, so powerful that his power could radiate to Faerun even with many dimensional barriers blocking him.

This gave the battle armor related to it a series of hidden features, such as always emitting light.

When spells related to light are cast on this armor, they will be transformed into sunlight and given an extreme effect.

Gavin, who was attached with the Daylight Spell, radiated a dazzling light. Even ordinary races could not look directly at it, not to mention the drow elves who were already at a disadvantage in this regard. If they dared to look directly at it, they would be blinded on the spot.

Petrified Eye.

A gray light shot out from the gemstone on the crown of the Half Moon Colt and fell on a drow elf who was unable to escape. The gray spread over him and in the blink of an eye he turned into a stone statue full of fear and still running. He was kicked to the ground by the Half Moon Colt and broke into several pieces.

Because the lethality of the Death Roar was too strong, Gavin rarely used this unique ability on the Crown Shield.

"Get down!"

The Half Moon Colt let out a deafening roar, which contained obvious magical power and gushed out in a cone-shaped ripple.

Many people who were caught off guard were knocked down.

However, their ears were the most damaged. Many people not only had blood coming out of their ears, but also had blood oozing out of their noses and eyes.

The magic power was transmitted directly to their brains through the sound, forming intracranial hypertension.

Those with strong physical fitness could still resist, but those who were weak were not only deafened, and several drow elves who were already low on health were killed on the spot (5D6 sound wave damage).

Roar, a fourth-ring spell, came from the magic reins on the half-moon colt.

The real target of the half-moon colt was the drow elites who cast the levitation spell and wanted to cross the area covered by the entanglement spell.

Half of them were rushed down directly, and the other half did not run away. Gavin pointed his death roar and fired the mental bullets that were rarely used now. Once they were shocked, they could not maintain the levitation spell.

All fell into the area filled with vine tentacles, and it became extremely difficult to pass through.

This entanglement spell was the first spell cast by the Half Moon Pony, which was placed on the road that the drow elves had to take to escape.

The Half Moon Pony was Gavin's mount, but it could not be completely regarded as her mount, especially as the druid level went up and the unique equipment began to increase. Her abilities became more and more diversified, especially the auxiliary part, which she had a firm grasp of.

Those drow elves were affected by the entanglement spell, but she, who had the ability to pass through the forest, was not affected, and she passed by them at an unimpeded speed.

Gavin, with a heavy lance in one hand and a death roar in the other, started a crazy killing.

When he came out of the entanglement area with a diameter of 25 meters, there were still two half-dead drow elves hanging on his lance.

No less than half a dozen were killed or seriously injured by the death roar.

Anyone who failed to break free in time basically died.

Don't forget that Gavin was not charging alone, and there were dozens of Goliath warriors gathered behind him.

Although these Goliaths are also affected by the entanglement vines, they have a terrifying jumping ability.

When they reach the edge of the entanglement, they squat, tense up all the muscles on their legs, and then suddenly exert force, and instantly jump over a distance of seven or eight meters, or even more than ten meters.

How far they jump depends entirely on the target they lock on.

This is the real jump slash, a slash from the sky.

As long as they are slashed, these drow elves have no chance of surviving. After killing the target, they suddenly jump up, and the vines wrapped around their feet and legs are directly broken by them. With just two jumps, they can jump out of the entanglement area.

Seeing their relaxed appearance, Gavin couldn't help but wonder, if they tried their best, would they jump directly over the entanglement area?

The faster Gavin led the Goliaths to charge, the faster the drow elves collapsed.

Especially when those Goliaths who were caught in the melee were rescued one after another and joined their charging team, the drow elves collapsed across the board.

Only a few drow were killed, and most of them quickly disappeared into the wilderness.

It was definitely not a wise choice to rush into the forest to hunt down drow.

Although they had lost the protection of the elven gods and were not so closely connected with the forest, their ability in the dark had reached an extreme, especially these Velen believers, most of whom had the professional level of thieves and were best at launching sneak attacks in dark environments.

Not only did Gavin wisely stop, but so did the Goliaths.

A tall and strong figure walked out of the group of Goliaths, pounded his chest towards Gavin, nodded and saluted: "I am Eglas, the chief of the Mountain Tribe. They call me Fearless Stone. Thank you for your help. From today on, you are the most distinguished guest of the Mountain Tribe. The door of the Mountain Tribe is always open to you. As long as we have a bite to eat, we will never let you go hungry."

The height of this Goliath is not outstanding among the Goliaths. It is just over 2.2 meters tall, barely reaching the passing line of Goliath's height, but he is sturdy enough, a bit like a dwarf who has performed the giant transformation. His arms are as thick as thighs and full of explosive muscles.

This is an extraordinary barbarian with terrifying fighting power. He rushed to the front and followed Gavin closely.

The hard life in the mountains determined that Goliath advocated the lifestyle of respecting the strong and eliminating the weak.

There are few old people in their tribe.

The adventurous life makes few of them live to this age. The second reason is that when they think that this Goliath has no value to the tribe, they often choose to exile him.

In fact, many Goliaths will exile themselves when they think they can no longer contribute to the tribe.

This is a way for their race to survive and continue, and it has nothing to do with good or evil.

At least that's how Goliath sees it. How other races view this matter has nothing to do with them.

The Goliath in front of him can become the chief of this Goliath tribe. Naturally, he is the strongest among them, or one of them.