Azeroth Shadow of the Moon

When Dawn Bloodhoof led the main force of the tauren to follow far behind the centaur, Shandris led the army to meet Leticia's vanguard.

The southern army of night elves whose whereabouts were exposed did not need to cover up anymore, Shandris immediately ordered to speed up the march, and must first block the exit of the southern valley before the centaur returned to the Valley of Spears.

Taiping's Southern Legion has been slack in vigilance for many years. Many soldiers were puzzled by Shandris' order to be silent for a while and march in a hurry, and there were some slander and complaints in their hearts.

But as regular soldiers of the Night Republic, these soldiers are still receiving very strict training, and the concept of obeying orders has long been engraved deep in their souls.

Even though they had doubts in their hearts, under the order of Shandris as the supreme commander, the Southern Army quickly changed their previous marching habits and followed Shandris to speed up and run forward.

Considering the amazing mobility of the centaur, just in case, the leader of the combat druids, Leinera, who temporarily served as Shandris' adjutant, sent the druids of the raptor to the Valley of Spears to investigate first.

It turns out that Reinera and Shandris' prudent decision was correct.

When the druids of the raptor came to the skies above the Valley of the Spears, they could just see the first centaur army galloping southward from the narrow valley road in the east of the Valley of the Spears.

The Druid, who was a little careless at first, was taken aback when he noticed the running speed of the centaur.

These four-legged humanoid creatures ran like galloping horses, and a large amount of dust was raised on the barren land near Maraudon. Roughly estimated, this centaur army was at least 50,000 people, and all of them were cavalry.

"...I finally know why the tauren was beaten and asked for help."

One of the raptor druids said solemnly, "Sara, turn around immediately and tell General Shandris the information as quickly as possible."

"yes!"

"The others followed me and continued north. This army should not be the main force of the centaur, but probably the Kyrgyz centaur returning reinforcements attacked by the vanguard."

When Shandris's central army received a message from the scouts, they had just arrived at the three-way intersection from the Kyrgyz village to the Valley of the Spears, and the dust rising in the distance could already be seen with the naked eye.

Shandris rested her chin on her hand and thought quickly, "Lenera, I'll leave you with 30,000 people. You must not let the Kyrgyz centaur backtrack and encircle us."

"There is a big mountain in front of the three-way intersection that blocks the view from the east and north. You should understand what I mean?"

Reinera smiled sassyly, "No problem. According to the speed provided by the scouts, it will take about 20 minutes before the centaur arrives here. Such a long time is enough for me to make some arrangements."

"Very well, then I'll leave it to you."

Although Shandris and Reinera were good friends, Shandris, who was in the army at this time, took a completely business-like attitude.

"Laetitia, you lead the vanguard into the Valley of the Spears following the instructions of the druids of the raptors, and seize the most powerful defensive position first."

"learn."

Leticia knew Shandris' style in the army, and after solemnly accepting the order, she led the nightsaber cavalry unit of the vanguard and galloped towards the Valley of the Spears without saying a word.

The dryad Lunara was not a full-time soldier after all, and she was a little confused about the charades played by Shandris and Reinera.

"Letty, what on earth is General Shandris talking about? Is it enough to leave only 30,000 people for General Lenera?"

"enough."

Leticia pulled the corners of her mouth and showed a wicked smile, "Look, the Kyrgyz centaur who is eager to go back to the village to put out the fire and save people will end badly."

...

"Accelerate! Accelerate again! The village is in front of you!"

The chief of the centaur was revered as the Khan, and the Kyrgyz Khan watched the thick smoke rising from his village, anxiously urging his subordinates to speed up their march.

The possible attack on Maraudon made him quite worried, but the most important thing right now was to save his people as much as possible.

Once the centaur cubs in the village suffer heavy casualties, the Kyrgyz centaur will be in a predicament for a long time to come, and other centaur clans will never let go of this excellent opportunity.

The Kyrgyz vanguard armed with crude spears circled the last mountain, and the burned village was within sight.

But at this moment, the centaur suddenly screamed and fell forward. With the powerful impact generated by their running speed and contact with the ground, once they fell, it was impossible to stand up again.

The centaurs who fell out one after another like cutting wheat caused great obstacles to the follow-up troops, and the Kyrgyz Khan had to order to slow down.

Before the centaur who fell into a ball could sort out their formation, an army suddenly rushed out from the blind spot on the back of the mountain they had just passed.

The strong bows in the hands of the sentinels were fired one after another, and several rounds of arrows rained from behind fell into the centaur formation, causing great panic.

The already undisciplined centaur was terrified, disregarding the safety of its companions, and subconsciously rushed left and right in the position, trying to avoid the arrows shot from behind by unknown enemies.

Kyrgyz Khan, who was full of impatience, felt a chill in his heart, and finally woke up from the previous state of blood and brain.

He turned his head in horror and looked at the blind corner of the mountain behind him, an army of purple-skinned humanoid creatures with long ears blocked their back road.

The avenue leading to the Kyrgyz village is full of small potholes specially set up for the soles of the centaur. Once the centaur in the sprint stumbles and steps into it, it is almost inevitable that the horse will stumble.

There were traps in the front and chasing troops in the back, losing the mobility he was most proud of. The Kyrgyz Khan was so anxious that his head was sweating, and the rear of the opponent's well-organized army had begun to shine with the light of magic.

...

When the battle between Lenera's ambush troops and the Kyrgyz centaurs started, the main force of the Southern Legion had seized all the high ground in front of the Maraudon Cave under the guidance of Leticia.

Leticia's vanguard cleared the few centaurs left behind in the Valley of the Spears. When Shandris arrived with the army, the vanguard had already begun to set up defensive positions.

The passage to the south of the Valley of the Spears was completely sealed off by the night elves. This kind of terrain is very easy to defend. It doesn't even require a lot of troops. Just let the defenders climb the peaks on both sides. The rocks are definitely enough.

On the other hand, the centaurs of the four races retreating from the Kodo cemetery also marched rapidly all the way in from the east of the Valley of Spears.

Although worried about the safety of the holy land of Maraudon, the khans of the four tribes were not all idiots. They left 40,000 troops to defend the rear and prevent the tauren from boldly sending troops from the ghost post to attack.

Andrea shook his head and laughed when he saw the troops left behind by the centaurs, "Is this group of centaurs inflated? They thought that a mere tens of thousands of people could stop a hundred thousand tauren from charging in battle?"

"snort!"

Dawn Bloodhoof was fed up with the centaur's hit-and-run tactics, and now he finally had the chance to face off. The tauren chieftain spewed out two thick, long white air from his nose.

"Tauren warriors! It's time to fight back, the whole army, charge with me!"

"Roar!"