This Text Adventure Game is definitely poisonous Chapter 1693 - 722: Fierce Battle on the Defensive Line3

Otherwise, sending these people who have long lived in peace and have hardly seen blood to a real battlefield might result in them fleeing in terror as soon as the battle starts.

The first wave of titan charges quickly ended, and after causing so chaos, the titans in each city were successfully dealt with by the players.

And after the giant beasts, the true Divine Devouring Beast army arrived.

Countless fully ard titans roared as they charged, their montum and strength far more terrifying than the battle elephants before.

After all, battle elephants only know how to rampage, and their movents are quite regular, so most players won’t be at great risk as long as they’re cautious.

But true titans are different. The enemy shows no rcy and consciously targets the locations where players are gathered as soon as they enter the battlefield.

The casualty rate among players imdiately began to soar.

There’s no choice; the size difference between humans and titans is just too large. Even without star suppression, the sheer physical disparity is not sothing easily overco. Players without Divine Skin cannot stand against true titan soldiers at all, often dying in large numbers.

It’s at this mont that external reinforcents must take the stage.

In Dawn City and City of Dawn, the wildlings that had long since been positioned around the periter saw the titans charging and rushed out on all fours, using their brute strength to resist the titans’ thrown Divine Arts, either knocking them flying or overturning them one by one.

The scene was reminiscent of the past battles for supremacy between the Divine Race and the wildlings. The difference now was that the wildlings were not fighting alone; they had the Fool as an ally in the back line.

When it cos to taking damage, players indeed fall short, but when it cos to dealing damage, harassing, and grabbing glory, the players seed to have found their calling and perford with unmatched proficiency.

The wildlings were initially far fewer in number than the titans, but they quickly found that whenever their lives were in peril or they were entangled by so botherso control spells, a healing glow would first flash around them, and then they would be instantly restored to full vigor, as if they had eaten a Senzu Bean, and once more they plunged energetically into the battle.

After engaging in actual combat, players quickly realized that what they truly needed to contend against the Divine Devouring Beasts was a reliable tank.

In Dawn City and City of Dawn, this role was filled by the wildlings.

anwhile, over in Sunset City, it was the Dragon Clan’s turn to enter the fray. With their powerful bodies, the dragons could also withstand the titans’ attacks.

The defenses of these three cities were currently very stable.

As for the other two cities, Sunrise City was personally overseen by the Blood God, and that earlier conjured twenty thousand Divine Spirits, though fewer in number, were formidable. They carried the bane effect against Divine Devouring Beasts, each fighting fearlessly and maintaining the defensive line for the ti being.

The one truly in trouble was the last city.

According to intelligence, the enemies surrounding Dusk City, whether by number or quality, should have been the weakest, supposedly making it the least pressured defense zone.

The issue here was that there were no external reinforcents available, and as compensation, nearly all human Divine Skin holders, about 350,000, and the seven remaining Sky City Lords, were all gathered in Dusk City.

Even so, the defenses still struggled to bear the pressure, and from the start of the battle, they had been slowly retreating.

"Hold the line!"

"We must withstand, the dawn of victory lies ahead!"

...

The Lamp God shouted with full energy from the rear, while silently pushing the Miracle Force to its limit, trying to assist the frontline warriors as much as possible.

However, shouting aside, he himself did not really believe in any dawn of victory. Based on the current situation, how much longer could they hold out? A day, or just a few hours?

Before the battle, the Lamp God had tried his best to prepare himself ntally, yet the actual intensity of the war still far exceeded his imagination.

Now he could only silently pray for Mu You to finish quickly, or he might be the first to be breached here...