Chapter 119 Desperate situation! One thousand versus forty thousand!

It is true that if the Crown Prince of Wales was still the same person, he would naturally not issue such an order now.

However, it is a pity that the current crown prince is no longer the original Welsh, but a puppet endowed with a false life by the Ring of the Water Spirit.

Marshal Albion's suggestion is indeed more powerful for Albion to rule Torristine afterwards, but what does this have to do with her Shelfield.

The task she received from her master Joseph was to bring down Albion and Torristine. Who cares what will happen to Albion and Torristine afterwards?

Let Anrietta and the others go? That is obviously impossible!

Sheffield is more concerned about the identity of his nihilistic successor than the identity of the royal family of Anlietta.

Wood is the heart of God, Reeves Rachel, and Anrietta, as its master, is naturally regarded as one of the heirs of Nothingness.

No one knows better than Sheffield how powerful Nothingness is. Just like Sheffield, doesn't she just use the power of the head of God, Mithnetron, to play with the entire kingdom of Albion in applause?

In order to prevent other nihilistic heirs from threatening Lord Joseph, Wood and Anrietta are both must-kill in Sheffield's list!

As for Torristine's other combination of nothingness and the legendary familiar, the Viscount Wade she arranged should have already done it.

In the dark night, an army of 40,000 in Albion was chasing a cavalry team, and Sheffield himself was in charge of commanding this army.

In terms of mobility, although there are many people in Albion, they are far inferior to Wood and the others who escaped on horseback.

However, there are also advantages to having more people. After a night of chasing and intercepting, Wood and the others were finally forced into a forest.

And Shelfield also ordered Albion's soldiers to form a surrounding formation, surrounded the entire forest, and continuously compressed the range of activities of Wood and others in the middle.

Mr. Wood, before the enemy completely surrounds us, take Anrietta and leave.

Wood and the others ran all night, and the horses ran all night, and finally died of exhaustion on the road. Because they were desperate and worried about Albion's air force, they finally took the initiative to sneak into this forest.

With the dense jungle as a barrier, Albion's magic airship and dragon knight troops cannot fight well in this environment.

However, entering the forest also means entering a dead zone. Now there is no other way but to hand over the opponent's hand.

With 30,000 against 70,000, Tristin still has little chance of winning, but now with 1,000 against 40,000, even if the people and soldiers here are all the elite of Toristine, there is no possibility of winning at all.

The current situation is that there is no way to hide, no way to avoid, so Queen Torristine repeated the old story and said that she can be used as a bait to attract the attention of the enemy.

Then let Wood take Anrietta away alone before the other party completely surrounded them.

Your Majesty, this order of yours makes it difficult for me. Her Highness Anrietta wants me to save you, but you want me to protect Anrietta to leave.

And whether it is to save you or Her Royal Highness, it is too unfair to treat other soldiers as abandoned sons.

Today, Wood sat on the ground with his eyes closed, as if what he was facing was not a desperate situation at all, and what he said moved the soldiers around him.

The rules of superiority and inferiority in this world are too deep-rooted. Even if Queen Torristine said just now, she didn't care about the lives of other soldiers at all, and these people didn't think there was anything wrong.

The common people obey the orders and serve the nobles, and the nobles can choose to die to protect the royal family for their own honor, as if everything is just as it should be.

If you can survive, who would want to die, but the current situation is that if you don't plan to leave, then no one here can survive.

I naturally know that the soldiers staying here are all real heroes, but it is because of this that you should protect Anrietta from leaving.

Otherwise, even if they all died here, who would guarantee the glory and rewards they defended?

The queen's meaning was very simple, only one of her or Anrietta would go back alive, and the person who died here would be a true hero.

Otherwise, even if Toristine wins this war, who will remember these meritorious people in the new royal family?

Your Majesty, as I said before, I will not choose to give up anyone, because the weight of a person's life is the same, and it has nothing to do with civilians or nobles, or even the so-called royal family.

Regardless of whether I rescued Anlietta or you today, the other person will regret it for the rest of his life.

If this is the case, why not try to fight again? Besides, judging from the current situation, we may not be a dead end.

There is a difference in strength between one thousand and forty thousand soldiers. If you are fighting on a plain, then one thousand soldiers will be swallowed by the opponent's army in just a few moments.

However, the area where they are now is a forest. Although there are many people on the other side, due to the limited terrain, even if they are surrounded, the other party has no way to swarm them.

So according to Wood's command, the existing 1,000 soldiers were quickly arranged into a double ring formation under Wood's command.

The outer formation of the ring is defended by strong and heavily armored civilians, the inner ring is defended by nobles who have mastered magic, and the middle area is protected by Anrietta and Torres Queen Ting.

Such a formation was chosen not because of the superiority of civilians and nobles, but because compared to weak magicians, trained civilian soldiers are indeed more suitable for the outer defense.

This is based on the rules of team battles where tanks protect mages, but those who can use magic happen to be nobles.

As for Wood, he will not join the defensive formation, and he will play freely as a non-staff existence.

Judging from the terrain at the scene, this area allows at most thousands of enemies to attack at one time.

Considering that the soldiers on Torristine's side are all elites, but they can't stand up to the opponent's continuous wheel battles, so Wood's task is to reduce the Albion soldiers who rushed up as much as possible.

As the encirclement of Albion continued to shrink, some noisy footsteps began to appear around, and the Torristine soldiers who had formed a circular formation also began to sweat their palms nervously at this moment.

Wood, who was sitting in front of the soldier, was originally closing his eyes and meditating, but the moment the first Albion soldier appeared, he also opened his eyes in an instant.

The battle has begun!