The Legend of Fatality

The sound of the horn sounded again, and when the next horn sounded, the attack was about to begin. Bai En stood on a stone, squinted his eyes, and looked into the distance, barely recognizing a row of black shadows gathering on another high ground. The Bill Pali came and they were gathering. Bai En couldn't tell if they were the Red Scarves, but behind them, a group of people were building bridges.

Bai En felt a sense of frustration. They are not fast enough. Although they were tired, the Margarita Allied Forces would want to attack quickly before the bridge was erected.

Since you want to grab time with the other party, then things become simple. Bai En did not plan to wait for the next trumpet, but directly changed Morris to inform the bridging team that he was ready for action.

The bridging workers who received the order began to move. They ran across the regular army with spears and shields. Some people looked at them curiously, maybe it was funny to see these low-status bridge workers rushing to death so eagerly. Others looked away, perhaps ashamed of the lives they had given to crossing these Dao gaps.

Bai En's eyes kept staring forward, suppressing the voice of suspicion deep inside him, the voice screaming that he was doing a very stupid thing. He watched the bridging team rush towards the river ahead, and looked across the river, focusing on the Bill Pali front. Those Bill Pali started to raise their bows.

The arrow is facing up. Since the first day that Bai En was in charge of directing these people, they have not experienced such a fierce attack in such a harsh environment. Bai En knows the habits of the group of bridge workers. They always arrange newcomers in the final charge and arrange the newcomers in the first row. This way, if they die, you do n’t have to worry about retraining them.

Bill Pali started shooting and aimed at the bridge team of the seven or eight teams that rushed to the front. Bai En could hear an amazing roar from those bridging teams, and then saw them as if they were hit by a burst of energy, gaining a sudden force, and unexpectedly starting to accelerate.

The arrow fell.

One of the bridging workers in one of the bridging teams fell silently, four or five arrows hit him, blood splashed on the stone. The teammate next to him also fell, and then the third and fourth men also fell. Several arrows hit the ground at the feet of other bridge workers and shattered, and countless arrows hit the wood around the heads and hands of the bridge workers.

The opponent's first wave of arrow rain at least made the three-bracket bridge team lose their role. Bai En pinched his fingers nervously. I began to worry about whether there were enough bridging teams to ensure that Fatalin ’s troops passed through those rivers.

However, Bai En also noticed that the team of Nogaz led the other three or four bridging teams to run fast, broke away from the big troops, and rushed to the front. Bane also noticed that this situation also seemed to confuse the opposite Bill Barry archers, who lowered their bows.

No matter what the reason is, it won precious time for the bridge team. When the Bill Pali raised their bows and arrows again, Nogaz's team had reached the river channel. His people lined up with the other bridge crews-there are only fifteen bridges now. The five-bracket bridge team has fallen. But as soon as they reached the position, they automatically filled in the gap in the middle.

"Very well, let the long archer cover the shot, and then let others catch up." Bai En said to Morris around him, making him responsible for relaying his orders.

Soon more than half of the bridges were erected, and the Bill Pali wanted to continue shooting, but was distracted by the arrows fired by Fatalin Longbowmen. Long archers have insufficient speed of fire, but the distance is far beyond the short bow of the Bill Pali, they can only withdraw.

But Bai En did not intend to let them go. Once the bridge was erected, a team of cavalry rushed over the bridge. The bridge workers were soon forgotten. Despite their heavy casualties, many of the remaining people were covered in blood and bruised, but their role in the battle was over.

Soldiers gathered at the back of the bridge. Archers lined up on both sides of the bridge to fire at the temporary defense established by the Bill Pali. The heavy cavalry led by the eldest son of the Duke of Ron tried to repel the enemy.

So many people are running around, yelling, archery, throwing spears, dizzying. Bai En stood on the other side of the bridge, surrounded by four guards holding shields. He observed the battlefield from the gap of the shield, and arrows flew around his head. He saw a figure curled up on the other side of the bridge, a companion named Nogaz, a young man. He curled up, his arms twisted at an unsightly angle.

Bai En shook his head and did not intend to follow him again, but soon another person caught his attention. The guy named Nogaz rushed over, and he fell to the ground, crawling under the arrows, hoping that the Bill Pali could turn a blind eye to the injured bridge workers on the ground.

The young man didn't even notice the arrival of Nogaz. He seemed to be stunned by what was happening in front of him, his lips trembling silently, his eyes dazed. Nogaz grabbed him awkwardly, daring not to stand too high, for fear of being shot by an arrow.

Nogaz awkwardly half-arched and dragged the injured person away from the side. He kept slipping on the **** ground, fell, his arm ripped through the rock, and his face hit the stone. He insisted and dragged the young man out from under the flying arrow. In the end, he was far enough away, he tried to stand up, and then helped the young man up. But his muscles seemed too weak. He slipped tiredly and fell exhausted on the stone.

Then Bai En saw the big man Rock appearing beside them, grabbed the young man, clamped him under his arm, and then lifted Nogaz. Both of them were taken back to the other side of the bridge, where the surviving bridge workers gathered.

Bai En took his gaze from there and turned his attention to the battlefield again. The eldest son of Duke Rune was more powerful than he had imagined. He had led the heavy cavalry to clear a large open space, so that the followers would start to line up there. But he was also in trouble. The Bill Pali used a few boulders on the plain to build a temporary defensive stronghold. Many soldiers gathered there to resist the cavalry charge. UU reading books www.uukanshu.com

The boulders hindered the impact of the heavy cavalry, and the archers of Bill Barry started shooting again under the cover of the shield. The Duke's eldest son had to send an infantry to attack, but the enemy used a shield to protect the upper part from the arrows, and used a dense spear to make him like a hedgehog. Many bodies of the Ruen have been left around the boulders.

Bai En believes that he will continue to let the Duke's eldest son send people to attack. Sooner or later, he will win the temporary stronghold. However, whether Bai En is considering being an ally or simply not wanting to continue to waste time, he decides to help.

"Send the Master Mage to deal with it there," Bai En pointed to the boulder and said to Morris. "Let them be guarded, don't be shot by those **** archers."

"Observe, my lord." Morris had just finished speaking, and an arrow flew across his face.

Bai En and Morris were taken aback by the arrow. It was far enough away from the enemy that it was difficult to imagine how the arrow flew over. Bai En turned his head and looked in the direction of the arrow, he saw a soldier holding a shield as his guard panting, trying to talk, grasping the arrow in the middle of his throat with one hand, then He fell motionless, his lifeless eyes glaring upward, and **** saliva ran down his cheeks.

Bai En recognized his last mouth, he wanted to say: why. The soldier's last unspoken words haunted him. Not far away, the soldiers were still fighting and shouting, but they were silent. New 81 Chinese network update the fastest mobile terminal: https: /

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