Its incredibly sharp scythe occasionally damaged the city walls, creating opportunities for its minions.
If left unchecked, the city walls would eventually collapse.
Amalia flew over and imdiately threw an attack amulet that exploded behind the Brown Mantuleaf King.
The other high-level mutated creatures saw this and knew exactly what she was planning.
Their faces turned as black as the bottom of a pot.
She intended to collaborate with other human experts to eliminate each high-level mutated creature!
This human’s strength wasn’t particularly high, but she played a key role on the battlefield, making all the high-level mutated creatures gnash their teeth in hatred.
If Amalia knew their thoughts, she would tell them that they had yet to see the worst.
She not only helped Kenny Lin’s elder brother restrain the Brown Mantuleaf King but also periodically bombed the area with amulets.
Outside the city walls, the Brown Mantuleafes were clustered together, so one amulet could kill dozens.
Her supply of amulets seed endless.
She didn’t just bomb the Brown Mantuleafes, but other mutated creatures as well.
Ultimately, the people on the city walls only needed to focus most of their energy on the sky.
The Brown Mantuleaf King was almost driven mad with rage.
This assault on the city walls resulted in the heaviest loss of its minions, with over half already dead—not due to human spiritual artifacts, but because of the nurous amulets exploding.
The ground below was filled with the corpses of its minions, making the Brown Mantuleaf King’s eyes turn red with fury.
A thunderous boom echoed.
The Yellow Owlfire was smashed into the ground.
Under Hans Manuel’s force, the already injured Yellow Owlfire was driven deep into the earth.
The tide of battle began to shift.
Whether it was the mutated creatures attacking the city or the high-level mutated creatures like the Silver Goldmontus, they all realized defeat was inevitable once the battle started to turn against them.
The Silver Goldmontus imdiately signaled for a retreat.
The high-level mutated creatures are difficult to stop once they decide to leave unless there is a significant difference in power.
Mr. Lin watched a few high-level mutated creatures escaping in the distance, and quickly produced a longbow, drawing and releasing an arrow.
The arrow shot out like an exploding storm, creating a whirlwind that uprooted grass and trees dozens of ters away.
It was as if an atomic bomb had struck the ground, generating a massive mushroom cloud.
When the cloud dispersed, one of the escaping figures was no longer in sight.
Cheers erupted from countless people on the city walls.
Finally, the war was over.
"My dream has co true," soone wept with joy.
"To witness these mutated creatures fleeing in my lifeti, this has made it all worthwhile."
"Even if my legs are crippled, I have no regrets."
They not only survived, but they also won resoundingly, killing countless mutated creatures and several high-level mutated creatures, achieving significant results.
It could be said that this battle was the first ti in the history of Fruit City No. 1 that they had delivered significant damage to the mutated creatures and drove them back to where they ca from in a notable victory that could be recorded in history.
Amalia approached Kenny Lin.
"Are you alright?"
Before Amalia asked him, Kenny Lin asked her first.
Amalia shook her head, "That’s what I should be asking you."
Kenny Lin sheathed his long sword and said arrogantly, "If everyone else can get hurt, I won’t."
Amalia blinked and looked at Mr. Lin not far behind him, "Including Mr. Lin?"
Kenny Lin glanced at her and replied, "Of course."
Mr. Lin, unfazed by the statent, he just wore a fatherly smile and started directing people to clean up the battlefield.
He also instructed Tony Lin and others to lead teams in nearby searches to prevent any returning mutated creatures.
Although the battle had been won, there was still a lot to repair.
The city walls and underground both required repairs, and it would be a major project.
Because of the situation with the Bronze Formanterror, this ti they placed significant emphasis on repairing the ground and underground.
Many people were involved in the post-disaster reconstruction.
Though it was troubleso and exhausting, the city was filled with joy.
Until so bad news arrived, abruptly dampening the joy of their victory.
Fruit City No. 2 had also suffered an attack from a group of high-level mutated creatures.
Unlike Fruit City No. 1, which had been able to prepare in advance thanks to Amalia’s early detection of their plans, Fruit City No. 2 was caught off guard by the surprise attack, taking place around the sa ti as the attack on Fruit City No. 1.
Although the governnt sent strong reinforcents to support Fruit City No. 2 and prevent its fall, the casualties were severe, and the scene was said to be grueso.
The person who reported the news had red eyes.
Mr. Lin imdiately called everyone into the conference room to discuss the matter.
"The mutated creatures launched a sudden collective attack, targeting both cities simultaneously. Higher authorities suspect that these mutated creatures may have further plans in the works. They may be unwilling to remain confined to the central disaster zone and could be preparing to issue a genuine war toward humanity."
"Are they trying to wage an all-out war against humanity?" soone asked.
"We can’t be certain yet, but it’s very likely. Everyone should ntally prepare for this."
If humanity and the mutated creatures enter a full-scale war, the impact will extend beyond a small region.
"The reason I called this eting today is also to address another matter: Fruit City No. 2 suffered heavy losses and needs so of us to go and provide support," Mr. Lin said.
"I’ll go," General Silva said with a serious expression.
Mr. Lin agreed and also ntioned Tony Li, "Tony should go as well, and take half of Fruit City No. 1’s water-type spiritual cultivators with you. This is the most we can offer in support."
"What if those high-level mutated creatures return while they’re gone?" José Robles asked anxiously.
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