Because I intended to employ my Fallen Angel golem against the Nightmare Steed, wherever the battle would end up taking place would undoubtedly be the most violent. Having Jeerah leave now would be best for her safety. However, a Devils way of thinking always revolved around one thing, and one thing only: themself. Naturally, they saw others in the sa self-serving light as well; this was ingrained in them, and not sothing that could be changed easily. Trying to gain the trust of a Devil would never be an easy task, because even they couldnt trust themselves.
Oh my, looks like the lass doesnt trust you. Right on ti as always, Fertinier ca out to ss with while I was mulling over Jeerahs infuriatingly uncooperative behavior. How about just tossing her out? Not only will she be a distraction for the Nightmare Steeds, its also a good chance to mount a counter attack.
I knew exactly what she was trying to say. With their imnse speed, there was no way my golems would ever land a hit on that Nightmare Steed unless sothing distracted it. Furthermore, even if they landed a hit on the Nightmare Steed, it would most likely end up accomplishing nothing as before. A decisive hit was needed and that required my Fallen Angel Golem.
The temperantal Nightmare Steed wasnt able to break through the defenses of my golems at all. Thoroughly frustrated by now, she glared at from mid-air before shouting out to her companion Nightmare Steed. Shadowfall! Dont just stand there looking stupid, co help !
So you finally rember I exist. The Nightmare Steed known as Shadowfall calmly galloped towards the temperantal Nightmare Steed before continuing in a dissatisfied manner. Youre always such a hassle to look after, Warsight.
You better watch that tone of yours, Shadowfall. Im not one of those juniors you always deal with! Temperantal though she was, the Nightmare Steed known as Warsight hadnt lost her wits yet. Her squabble with her companion only lasted a second before she turned her attention back towards . Tough and botherso as well those big lugs arent easy to deal with at all. Do you have any plans?
Those should be the Abyssal Golems of legends. There are no useful resources for us in the north, so we barely have any intel on this region at all. If Im not mistaken, those with wings should at least have the strength of a Seven-stars and so many too. Shadowfall calmly assessed the situation. But they are very slow. Their agility cant even be compared to ours at all, and they cant fly
I got it! Shadowfall, team up with !
But I Hey youre not listening!
I said lets team up! Without waiting for Shadowfall to finish, Warsight had already sped off in a burst of flas.
Blasted Warsight at least let finish speaking this is why I hate partnering up with you No matter how exasperated he felt right now, he had to swallow it for now -who told him to partner up with a Warhorse that specialised in causing trouble for her own teammates.
With the entry of Shadowfall, there were now two Nightmare Steeds charging towards . Unfortunately for them, the golems had no intention of leaving their posts at all. Based just on their numbers alone, the Winged Abyssal Golems didnt have to do much at all and those two Nightmare Steeds would have to focus their attention on them. Perhaps they could actually reach , but that would an that my golems would hit them as well.
Based on how they didnt try such a risky move, I could tell that the previous slap Warsight got hit with was a lot worse than I had initially assud.
I could already sense their frustration just standing here. I was clearly so puny Four-star, but they just couldnt kill , unless they wished to suffer potentially severe injuries in the process.
The two Nightmare Steeds continued circling my golems, but my golems had no intention of striking back at all. They rely had to stand there, take the hits, and there would be no gaps in their defence.
The psychic magic of the Nightmare Steeds had no effect on them. Their darkness and fire spells were basically an insects bite to the golems. As for physical attacks that needed no explanation at all their strength might not even be as high as my Winged Abyssal Golems.
Yet just as it looked like the Nightmare Steeds were left no options, the ground suddenly shook violently. A loud rumbling swept across the battlefield. Frightened by this sudden developnt, Jeerah instinctively grabbed onto my arms like a scared little girl. Because of her proximity, her intoxicating scent started to bombard my senses. Unfortunately, she was too scared right now to notice this change.
Whats the matter? Why is the ground shaking?
I rolled my eyes at her and gently pushed her away. It was then that I could calmly answer, Havent you seen it before?
Seen what?
The charge of ten thousand horses.
The charge of ten thousand horses If one connected the sudden rumbling of the earth, the departure of Warwraith, and these two Nightmare Steeds appearing before us, there really only was one explanation: the Warhorses were back for revenge.
You need to be careful later. If you stand too far away from , I cant guarantee your safety.
And why should I trust you?
Ugh Her attitude truly was a turn off right now. With that in mind, I coldly said to her, If you dont trust , just stay away then.
No!
She latched on even tighter. I was basically like a rescue buoy to her now. She knew how complicated the current situation was for her. If she were to leave now, she would most likely end up dead.
If you want my protection, hand over your soul.
Never!
She only needed a second before rejecting outright. She then proceeded to taunt , as if to say, throw out, I dare you.
Fine you win.
Perhaps it was because of my leniency with her before, Jeerah had basically sussed out my personality in the short ti we had known each other. She knew that I would never abandon her, thus she neednt hesitate at all before rejecting my offer of a soul pact.
Still, the situation wasnt looking good right now. The helpless till now Nightmare Steeds had finally awaited the arrival of reinforcents. Turning around, Warsight was imdiately greeted with the sight of a giant herd of Warhorses galloping over the horizon.
Shade! What took you so long!
A Nightmare Steed I was familiar with, Shade was the first to co galloping on the clouds, stopping right beside his companions who had halted their attacks for now. He first greeted Shadowfall, before explaining to Warsight, They couldnt keep up with our speed
Those Warhorses are rather slow. Warsight nodded, completely ignoring that fact that she was once such a Warhorse as well. Must have been a pain too, looking after their various troubles.
Its our territory, theres not much that can threaten them here. Having said that, Shade turned his eyes towards . But there are always so exceptions
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