Chapter 666 Hope Of Breaking The Situation

Madrak frowned, feeling something was wrong.

Before this, they had no idea that there was a demon army nearby. What does this mean? The Burning Legion doesn't take these foreign troops to heart at all, but only uses them as cannon fodder and bait to reduce the combat effectiveness of the Sisters of Elune. Tichondrius, on the other hand, led his own demon army to hide in the dark, waiting for an opportunity to jump out and take advantage.

Thinking of this, Madrac couldn't help but feel chilled.

One of the Moon Guards, who still looked a little childish, walked heavily to Madrac's side, his eyes shining with unwillingness and confusion.

"Major, we really have to..." he started, his voice trembling.

Madrac turned his head, looked at him deeply, and then sighed softly: "I know what you mean, no need to say anything."

The moon guard was silent for a moment, then nodded and silently stepped aside.

Madrak glanced at Tichondrius not far away from the corner of his eye. The big bat was standing there quietly with its eyes slightly closed, as if enjoying the noise and adulation around it.

However, Madrak could feel a kind of indifference and arrogance from him. In fact, the praise of these moon guards was not worth mentioning to him.

"These demons don't take us seriously at all." Madrak thought to himself, "For the glory of the Highborne and the Queen, these are just superficial words.

His eyes turned again to the moon guards surrounding Tichondrius, his heart filled with disappointment and anger.

These deluded companions have lost their beliefs and positions. They have been blinded by the devil's sweet words and have forgotten their responsibilities and missions.

While Madrak's heart was turbulent and he was in deep struggle, Maiev had already led her troops into a fierce head-on collision with the Burning Legion.

On the battlefield, the hellfires moved slowly step by step, making muffled sounds, and their heavy steps seemed to shake the earth.

This huge evil energy structure is composed entirely of flaming hell rocks. It has strong strength and defense, but its movement speed is very slow.

Faced with the threat of these hellfires, Maiev did not choose to directly engage with them. Instead, she made a decisive decision to temporarily ignore these hellfires and quickly commanded her troops to attack towards the grove to the west, trying to get there. Find opportunities to break through.

Levin followed closely among the large troops. He silently observed the battle situation around him and did not express any opinions for the time being. However, his eyes were fixed on Tichondrius

Trying to find some useful information from this demon leader.

While Levin was staring at Tichondrius, he suddenly felt an unexpected wave of emotions.

"Is this...an emotion of vigilance and disgust?" Levin thought to himself, "It was obviously not there just now. In other words, this emotion appeared suddenly, and it was not directed at us, but at those demons! "

Levin's eyes lit up, and he seemed to see a glimmer of hope to break the situation. He quickly moved his eyes back and forth between Tichondrius and Madrak, trying to find the connection between the two. He vaguely realized that he might have discovered one of the key elements to break the situation.

"These commanders of the Moon Guard seem to have different opinions?" Levin thought to himself, "Could it be that they do not fully agree with Tichondrius's command? If that is the case, then I may be able to use this to find a breakthrough. An opportunity for the Burning Legion’s defenses!”

The troops brought by Tichondrius were mainly composed of burly, muscled demon guards.

These infantrymen are armed with huge two-handed weapons, and every step they take seems to make the ground tremble. Their powerful physique and mighty momentum are intimidating.

Although the night elves are known for their excellent physical fitness and agility among all mortal races, at this moment, when they face these demon guards who are as strong as iron towers, they have to admit that they are inferior in strength. Absolute disadvantage.

The flexibility and speed that the elves are proud of seem to be their only advantage over the enemy in front of them at this moment.

However, Maiev is not the kind of general who only knows how to act recklessly. She knew very well that facing such an enemy, simply confronting them head-on would undoubtedly be an egg hitting a stone. Therefore, she quickly observed the enemy's movements, trying to find exploitable weaknesses in their body shape and movements.

"Try to maintain guerrilla warfare!" Maiev ordered loudly, "Don't confront these demons head-on. Use our flexibility and speed to constantly harass and consume them.

Archers, prepare to fire... volley!"

As Maiev's order was issued, the elves quickly took action.

They kept a certain distance, rode night sabers, took advantage of the cavalry, and launched guerrilla warfare around the Demon Guards. The archers took the opportunity to draw their bows and nock arrows, aiming at the exposed weaknesses of the demons, and fired accurately.

For a moment, arrows rained down on the battlefield. Although the demon guards were thick-skinned and thick-skinned, they could not completely withstand this dense rain of arrows. Their formation began to appear chaotic, and the night elves took the opportunity to launch a more violent attack.

At the same time, Dejana deep in the woods was trying her best to direct the panicked priests to set up defensive formations.

However, these priests obviously lacked actual combat experience and systematic military training. Their movements were chaotic and disorderly, and it was difficult to follow even simple orders and prohibitions. This made Dejana's command less effective and unable to form an effective defense.

If High Priest Dijana had not used her prestige and determination to suppress everyone's objections and panic, I am afraid that some of the priests who had witnessed the tragic deaths of the sisters would have fled and given up resistance.

Dejana looked around at the chattering and chaotic group of priests in front of her with a headache, and smiled helplessly in her heart. She turned to Tyrande beside her, with a hint of powerlessness in her tone: "Tylande, I'm afraid we can't count on the fighting power of these sisters."

Tyrande was equally concerned about the situation. She looked into the distance before and saw hundreds of demon guards advancing in two groups.

Some demon guards blocked the impact of Maiev's battle priest troops, trying to slow them down and buy time for the other demon guards. The other group of demon guards walked towards the woods in an orderly and orderly manner, setting up a defensive formation, apparently planning to launch an attack before they could join together.

"The demon commander seems to be planning to defeat each of us before we meet up." Tyrande's voice revealed deep worry. She stared into the distance with bright eyes while analyzing for Dejana, "Our team is regarded by the devil as a soft persimmon that is easy to manipulate."

Among these priests who have not experienced combat training, only Tyrande has experienced combat and understands combat, so only she can assume such a responsibility.

High Priest Dejana stood next to Tyrande. After listening to her words, he finally understood the situation, his face full of hesitation.

"Hey..." She sighed deeply, as if she wanted to exhale all the weight in her heart with this breath, "In that case

She took out a pendant necklace from the collar of her large loose priest robe, with a dark blue vertical diamond-shaped gem hanging on the pendant. This gemstone shines with mysterious light under the moonlight, telling the power it contains.

"Although I prefer to settle disputes through peaceful means, these demons obviously will not give us a chance to talk." Dejana looked up at the bright crescent moon in the night sky and said firmly, "Elune, please forgive me, In order to protect the sisters behind me, I am destined to be unable to implement your benevolent belief today."

As her prayers fell, the blue light gradually emanated from the gem, and her whole body enveloped its king.

Under the shroud of light, High Priest Dejana clasped her hands together and lowered her head in a prayer gesture. Her voice became more high-pitched and passionate: "Loving Moon Goddess! Please grant me the power to clear the obstacles on the path forward of the Sisters! Let our enemies see your great power!"

As her prayers fell, a powerful energy burst out from the gem and shot straight into the sky. This energy converged into a dazzling beam of light in the night sky, seeming to illuminate the entire sky. Under the influence of this force, the surrounding air became solemn, as if even time had stopped at this moment.

High Priest Dejana's body exuded a strong light, and her figure became taller and taller in the light. She seemed to have turned into a radiant goddess, standing in the woods, guarding the sisters behind her. .