Reborn as a werewolf ancestor

While the commander below and his deputy were arguing about whether to retreat, Adeline above the city wall had already chanted a spell.

"The violent thunder floating in the air!"

"In the name of Adeline Amajir, I call you to come."

"Turn into a giant thunder sword and tear the enemies in front of me into pieces!"

"Go, Thunder Mad Sword!"

As he spoke, the thunder element formed a giant sword in front of Adeline that glowed violently and continuously erupted with lightning.

The giant sword struck quickly and struck the fire elemental mage below.

That's right, Adeline's target this time was not the army at the rear, but the fire mages in front of her who were busy dismantling the ice.

"Get out of here!!"

The shield-bearing soldiers guarding them hurriedly said, and quickly pushed the mage behind them aside.

The shield-bearers, who knew it was too late, gritted their teeth and looked at each other, realizing what they were thinking.

They quickly raised their giant shields high in an attempt to block the Thunder Giant Sword's attack, but it was like a mantis blocking a car.

“Crack!!

"puff!"

The thunder sword smoothly penetrated the giant shield and the shield-holder behind it, and then violent lightning burst out.

"boom!!"

Countless intertwined thunder and lightning completely surrounded this area, and Leisi kept wandering inside.

No matter what kind of creature is in this space, there is no possibility of survival.

After a long time, the thunder dissipated, leaving only a dozen charred corpses to illustrate their experiences.

The commander looked at the scene ahead and broke into a cold sweat. What if he was attacked by such a person and could survive?

He didn't have an answer. He didn't think that he at the third level could withstand this thunder.

The deputy said even more anxiously: "Podek, let's retreat temporarily? Let's fight a war of attrition."

Because of the commander's repeated persistence, not only did he fail to achieve any results, but he even killed all three fire mages and six first-level extraordinary people in front of him here.

"Let me think about it, everyone else, don't stop attacking." This was the first time the commander changed his words. He was somewhat arrogant and seemed to be shocked by the attack just now.

"Yes, Mr. Podek."

The mages and archers followed his instructions and continued to attack the shield in front of them.

The deputy was anxious. Now was really not the time to think. If the powerful mage on the opposite side activated any spells again, their extraordinary army would really be wiped out.

"Podek, you must make a decision quickly, the other party will not wait for you slowly."

The commander heard this and looked up, only to see the female mage starting to sing again.

A frightening aura spread around her, and the commander suddenly felt a little scared. He did not expect that his indomitable army would one day be suppressed by others.

Withdrawing his eyes, the commander said solemnly: "You are right, I must make a decision."

"Everyone, retreat and leave this place."

He shouted to everyone in the army.

Immediately, this mighty team began to retreat rapidly, as if they were afraid of another spell from Adeline.

Above the walls of Eagle Castle, Kane and others watched each other go away quietly.

"Sir, we succeeded!" Sitz said happily.

"No, this is only temporary." Catherine on the side denied it.

Sitz asked in shock: "What!? Could it be that the other party will come back again?"

Kane said seriously: "Yes, Sitz, this is a war. The other side will not back down just because we were repulsed once. They will definitely make new plans to attack again."

Marcus looked into the distance and said thoughtfully: "I think maybe they want to fight a war of attrition with us. After all, they don't think we can stay in the castle forever."

Kane said: "Then they really expected it wrong. The food in the castle is enough to feed everyone in the territory for two years, and we also have several deep wells that can provide water. It is completely enough to defend the castle."

Withdrawing the spell, Adeline said coldly: "The other party won't come here in a short time, but you need to strengthen patrols."

"Besides..." As she spoke, she looked towards the atrium below, where many worried villagers were standing. "Besides, how should you deal with these people of yours? I don't think you can

The castle can satisfy the needs of so many people."

What the other party said reminded Kane that he was still in the middle of a war and he didn't think so much about it.

Now that there was a temporary truce, he had to think about where these villagers should live.

He turned around and first told Catherine: "I need you to draw up a patrol list."

"I understand, my lord," Catherine replied.

Then, Kane looked at the other extraordinary ones and said, "You've had a hard time fighting today. Let's all go back and have a good rest."

Several people nodded to express their understanding, bowed to Kane, and turned to leave.

As for the mage Adeline, she was not someone that Kane could order. She was not in a hurry to leave, but stood there silently thinking about something.

Kane did not dare to disturb the other party and could only stand aside and wait.

Fortunately, not long after, Adeline made a new move again, and she was seen chanting spells in a low voice.

The surrounding water elements began to condense in front of her, forming a giant water element that looked like a human, but without legs.

"Long time no see, Ms. Adeline, I wonder why you summoned me?"

What Kane didn't expect was that the giant water elemental actually spoke Common Language.

Adeline seemed to be used to it. She opened her mouth and gave instructions: "Askelin, I need you to patrol on this city wall. Once you find that the enemy is attacking, notify me telepathically."

"Okay, Ms. Adeline, Ascolin will follow your instructions, but don't forget my reward."

The deep voice of the water element sounded in this area.

Adeline took out a shiny stone from her hand and threw it to the other party.

"Of course, this crystal stone is paid to you in advance, and the rest will be delivered after you finish the work for me."

"Thank you very much, Ms. Adeline. Your generous act makes you as noble and holy as the moon in the sky."

Kane didn't expect that this serious-looking water element could actually flatter others, and even changed his name as soon as he got the stone.

Adeline said indifferently: "I don't need your meaningless flattery. Performing your tasks well is the greatest respect for me."

"Understood, my lady."

The water element ignored the gazes of several people around him. After putting away the crystal stone, he began to patrol the city wall.