Chapter 947: Chapter 293: Griff Green Copper Ore Area
“Brothers, charge with !”
“Don’t get entangled, fight our way out!”
“…”
The Rebellion Army’s over two thousand brave warriors tore a gap through the military’s steel defenses, and a lee combat instantly unfolded.
Most of the people breaking through were battle-hardened gladiators with notable combat power, and their resolve for a do-or-die fight made them unstoppable.
They shot forward like arrows released from their bows, cutting through the wind.
However, the equipnt of the military side was clearly several levels superior.
Uniform high-tier armor, various high-tier cards, Magic Energy chanical Equipnt…
And with well-trained battle formations, their combat power was extraordinary.
When the two thousand charged into the formation of ten thousand, it was like flesh churning in a at grinder, with soone dying every second.
Batis, the leader, was at the forefront, attracting the most intense firepower.
This Fifth Tier samurai’s combat power was unmatched, slashing wildly with his Twin-bladed Crescent Knives.
The blade aura swept across dozens of ters, each strike guaranteed to leave a trench of equal length on the ground. The targets, whether Heavy Armored Black Knights or chanical Warriors, were all cut in two.
With several High Tier gladiators coordinating silently by his side, they were like a sharp spearhead, unstoppable.
This relentless charge, with no concern for retreat, also sent the military’s ten thousand-strong legion into disarray.
Their mission was to break through and attract firepower, not to engage in protracted fights; within monts, they had burst through the first steel defense line.
Among the group, Leonard Churchill and Alice followed closely without hesitation.
Leonard Churchill’s and his companion’s mission was to keep breaking through with the main force, enduring the brunt of the battle.
The danger was imdiate, and
Just in the brief mont they broke through the defense line, the two thousand-plus Rebellion Army had lost nearly one-tenth of their number.
In such a situation, they could only charge all the way to the end, as anyone who fell behind was certain to die.
Their target was also clear, to follow “Goron.”
In such a battle, Third and Fourth Tier card masters could be killed instantly, yet this guy was unbelievably lucky.
Leonard Churchill had been observing him closely.
From a god’s-eye view, he also saw many more intriguing details.
Despite not being the strongest, protected by a hero fate, swords and spears seed to have eyes, always missing Goron by a stroke of luck as he narrowly avoided them.
This guy’s destiny line was extraordinarily tough.
This made Leonard Churchill even more convinced of his hypothesis, “Before becoming a hero,” heroes are blessed by fate.
It was probably like the effect of his own “Gambler of Misfortune” entry, always lucky in desperate situations.
On the other hand, Alice was not only watching Goron, but she also kept an eye on Leonard Churchill.
Initially, she had wanted to protect this East Wilderness spy who risked his life to help them.
But to her surprise, it seed like he didn’t need her help at all?
At the mont, Leonard Churchill was just focused on riding his motorcycle without using any cards.
But around him hovered six scalpels gleaming with cold light.
It was these six spirit scalpels that, in the brief monts of combat, had brought unexpectedly significant results with their minimal effort.
The cold light moved nimbly and covertly, slipping into the gaps of shields and armor, silently killing more than a dozen enemies who tried to block the way.
They looked inconspicuous, even unnoticeable in the crowd.
In so ways, not only had she not protected him, but it was his precise flying knife kills that had allowed her to break through more safely.
Well, this low-key approach did fit the characteristics of a “spy.”
Low key yet deadly.
“This guy’s ntal Power control skills are really exaggerated…”
Alice couldn’t help but be amazed internally.
Being of the Witch Sequence, which specializes in ntal Power, she recognized the frightening proficiency in the skill with which he controlled the flying knives, confirming to herself, “So, is he indeed a card master from the Wisdom Sequence?”
With such ability, no wonder he was so composed.
Alice felt like she was beginning to understand.
She was confident in controlling objects with ntal Power too, but managing six flying knives with such finesse was sothing she admitted she couldn’t do.
….
It was in the instant of Alice’s contemplation that she saw Leonard Churchill’s eyes also shift towards her.
When their eyes t, Alice read an “excitent” and “ferocity” under his calm gaze, as well as an inexplicable “terror”!
“What kind of monsters are hiding inside this guy’s heart?!”
Alice’s clear eyes trembled in an instant.
It was then that she realized, even after understanding, it seed she understood nothing at all.
She had noticed that there was sothing off about Leonard Churchill’s ntal Power before, but it had seed very mild then. Like a circus-trained wild beast, it was fierce in appearance but not terrifying.
However, at this mont, Alice found that sothing had changed!
The demons in that guy’s heart had broken out of their cages!
How could he sustain such a chaotic ntal state without going mad?
Alice was shocked to her core.
If it hadn’t been for Leonard Churchill’s apparent normalcy, she might have thought she was seeing soone suffering from ntal Deformation.
Just with that single glance, Leonard Churchill’s lips curled into a sinister smile, stretching up to his ear, “Heh heh…”
Seeing that familiar, yet strange, smiling face, it was like watching dozens of demons grinning at her, their gaze as if warning her: Don’t pry into other people’s secrets!
She even felt that if she harbored the slightest ill intent, those entities would pounce to tear her to shreds.
Alice felt a chill down her spine, even thinking this guy in front of her was more dangerous than the enemies surrounding them.
Leonard Churchill smirked mischievously.
Though he knew she held no malice, neither did he.
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