Even when the news reached Carmilla she seed calm as if all this fell under her expectations. Her gaze shifted to the distant chaotic battlefield littered with bodies of both sides.
"Adventurers, it's ti" Carmilla said in a calm tone.
Suddenly the wall began trembling as compartnts began opening on the battlent. Soldiers peeped down the holes only to see mbers of the adventurers association being elevated onto the platform by so sort of elevator.
In re seconds the seemingly scanty-looking battlent was filled to the brim with adventurers of different sizes and colors, each carrying overbearing presences making even so soldiers feel uncomfortable.
Suddenly a light gust of wind blew from above attracting the attention of everyone. It was Guild master Walden descending majestically to Carmilla's side within a wind sphere surging around him with green leaves caught in the twirling wind.
Although mbers of the Adventurer Association were independent from the Synder Empire, it didn't an that they weren't citizens of the empire. So, in the case of an invasion, they were obligated to protect their holand.
"The city of Calton has given so much to us, boys. It's ti we give back!" He said in a calm tone yet his words reached every part battlent, attracting loud cheers from the adventurers who seed eager to join the battle and prove themselves.
Brian who was now buffed with his muscles bulging out of any little space of his armor, stood beside Carmilla with a serene look unfit for soone of his size and stature.
His fist was adorned with what looked like a rusty tallic gauntlet, held together with green vines. On his palm and at the back of his hand were erald crystals glowing brightly with power and around his fist area were pointy spikes.
Carmilla shot a questioning glance at the gauntlets and let out a ntal mod. If soone fails to pay attention, they may end up writing off this weapon but she could feel the imnse power bubbling within it. It felt like the vines were not only keeping the gauntlets together but also suppressing its power.
"Stay safe." Carmilla said with a flicker of emotions on her face. This was the first show of emotion since the war began.
"You too." Brian said with a faint smile on his face.
At that mont a Tigerian soldier jumped onto the battlent with a spear in his hand, stabbing forward.
"Fool." Brian's cold voice was filled with disgust as his body moved, leaving behind a blur.
With his left hand, he shattered the spear with a casual slap while his right hand sped forward, grabbing the Tigerian soldier by the head.
"Let go!" The muffled voice of the Tigerian soldier could be heard as he held Brian's hand which easily covered his face, trashing and kicking around like a child.
With little effort, the head of the soldier was crushed and his corpse was allowed to fall.
"Buy a drink after all of this." Brian said to Camilla which she responded with a nod.
With a loud bang, Brian jumped off the battlent, planting his feet on the walls. With the earth elent he began running down the wall, each step causing the wall to tremble under his weight.
"What the hell?"
Forces of the Tigerian army still trying to make their way up that part of the wall found themselves unable to maintain their balance, talk more of ascending the wall. Soon the Tigerian soldiers began falling off the walls one after the other.
The ones trying desperately to hold on, look ahead only to see Brian's hulking figure, charging down as a wheel of water ford behind him.
"Shit!" A Tigerian soldier panicked as he knew what to expect. Without hesitation, he attempted to jump off the wall but a jet of pressurized water sped down, splitting him in two from his waist even before he could make his escape.
Soon water jets and water spears began raining down on the Tigerian soldiers trying to climb the wall, cutting them down in large numbers.
At the sa ti, a cot of dark purple flas shot forward, smashing into a section of the wall and releasing a fiery shockwave which sent scorched corpses hurling down the wall. The dark purple flas seed to subside, revealing Instructor Zirrack's figure.
At the sa ti, Hoffenheim could be seen free-falling from the top of the wall with a calm smile on his face. He slowly clasped his hands together and upon parting them slightly, a sphere of light could be seen forming between his palms.
"I hate wars." Hoffenheim said as nurous beams of light exploded from that single sphere, stabbing into nurous Tigerian soldiers and forcing them off the wall.
Two Tigerian soldiers could be seen dashing across the wall, as they hoped to attack Hoffenheim from both sides but before they could reach, two more beams of light erupted from the sphere stabbing into their chests, leaving behind gaping holes.
"You will have to move faster than that if you hope to reach ." Hoffenheim said with the sa calm smile on his face.
One after the other, teachers of the magic school began to appear, joining the battle. The situation which was looking grim before soon changed as the tide of battle began to fall in the favor of the Synder empire defenders.
Soldiers at the top of the battlent cheered, believing that the presence of these teachers ant absolute victory for them. Unfortunately, good things do not last forever.
The wind can never blow only in one direction for too long.
At that mont an explosion of dark purple flas erupted in an empty part of the air, drawing the attention of everyone.
An enigmatic figure hidden beneath a hooded cloak that seed to absorb the very essence of light appeared. His piercing, cold gaze was the only visible feature, revealing eyes that glead with an unsettling combination of madness and predatory intelligence.
"Shit!"
Camilla as well as everyone who knew this figure cursed as if the recent change in the tide of the battle was for naught.
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AN:
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Killing God: Wrath of the First Nephilim
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