Warlord: King of All Clans

At this time, Xikes poked his little puppy head out, glanced at the approaching Western cavalry, then raised his single-barreled shotgun and placed it on the bronze baffle in front of him.

With a loud roar, Six was nearly pushed off the pig's back by the huge recoil, but she had rich pig-riding skills and she only swayed a bit before stabilizing herself again.

The Western Territory cavalryman who was slashing at her with his sword had a bloody hole the size of a palm torn in his chain mail, and his ribs, heart and lungs were shattered.

The Western Border cavalryman groaned and fell off his horse.

The one-horned boar under Six continued to charge, and shook its head, sweeping the fangs on the belly of another Western cavalryman's horse.

The horse's belly, which was only protected by leather armor, was immediately cut open with a huge one-meter-long gap, and its intestines were ripped open on the spot, and one of the rider's calves was also broken with a crisp sound of bone cracking.

There was a serious shortage of iron materials in the western border, and only a few of this cavalry unit were equipped with weapons. Most of the cavalry were just cavalrymen wearing heavy mail armor, while the war horses only had leather armor for protection.

It can block stray arrows and slashing blows, but cannot withstand attacks with greater power.

The men were wearing heavy chain mail and the horses were wearing leather gear, and they were considered elite cavalry in the West. However, under the sharp horn and huge fangs of the unicorn boar, they were still as fragile as thin paper.

One hundred one-horned boars charged into the rear section of the Western Border Cavalry, biting and ramming them madly, killing everyone and their horses.

The light war horses of the West were docile in nature, while the heavy war horses of the North were fierce in nature, but they all found it difficult to remain calm in front of the mad unicorn boars, and they all ignored their riders' control and tried to avoid the beasts.

Six dealt with two Western Border cavalrymen and drove the war pigs to force their way out of the cavalry team.

Her hands did not stop either. She hid her small body under the bronze baffle and broke the single-barreled shotgun with both hands. The break-type single-barreled shotgun separated in the middle, revealing a small section of the alloy barrel inside.

This shotgun was the latest model developed by Fraser by combining the dwarven musket and the imperial capital's craftsmanship. Before it went into mass production, she gave it to General Six.

Six quickly pulled out a paper-wrapped bullet, bit open one end of the paper, and then stuffed the entire paper into the chamber of the gun.

With a "click", Six closed the barrel of the gun and pulled the trigger at a cavalryman ten meters away from him.

Unfortunately, this rider, the leader of this cavalry, is not only a low-level extraordinary knight, but also wears a cavalry plate breastplate.

Dense shotgun shells hit his plate armor breastplate, leaving a palm-sized dent and causing severe deformation.

The cavalry leader's body shook violently and he almost vomited blood, but he was not seriously injured.

He roared angrily, his expression ferocious, raised his scimitar, and rode towards Six.

Six was so frightened that he cried and almost peed on the pig's back, but he subconsciously opened the shotgun with his hands, hooked the claws on his fingers directly on the hot alloy barrel, and pulled it out.

She removed the entire thumb-thick alloy barrel, then pulled out an identical alloy barrel from the bullet belt around her waist and snapped it into the gun body.

This alloy gun chamber, which looks like a large shotgun bullet, contains loaded propellant and a pointed single bullet.

There was another roar, and the large single bullet hit the cavalry leader who was already close at hand again.

The cavalry leader was in so much pain that his scimitar flew out of his hand and hit the ground, brushing against Six's scalp.

He vomited blood and looked at his chest in disbelief.

There was a bullet hole that was sunken inwards on the thick plate armor.

The breastplate on his back also arched up strangely.

The powerful large lead bullet had penetrated his entire chest and was embedded in the back of his breastplate.

An extraordinary knight from the West who had killed countless enemies was shot to death by a small-dog-headed man.

Six had no time to check the results of the battle, so he drove the unicorn boar out of the melee, and let out a "woop" while running wildly with his head raised.

Her cry was not loud, but the unicorn boars and boar knights in the melee heard it, and then struggled to break away from the entanglement of the Western Cavalry, forced their way through the formation, and gathered together.

When Six looked back, he saw that only five or six dogs had fallen off the war pigs and died in the melee. A few of the unicorn pigs were injured, but they were only minor injuries.

Some war pigs had arrows stuck in their buttocks, but they were still alive and kicking.

The puppy-headed people, with an average height of only one meter, lie on the back of the pig. They are difficult to hit and easy to be ignored.

As for the Western Cavalry on the opposite side, at least twenty horses fell in a pool of blood, and twice as many ownerless horses lost control and fled in all directions.

Six's confidence suddenly increased, he raised his shotgun and shouted, "Riverbend is invincible!"

The little dog-headed people behind her were encouraged, and they poked their heads out from behind the bronze baffles and shouted, "River Bay is invincible!"

"Kobolds are invincible!"

"Kobold, invincible!"

"Pig Rider, charge!"

Seeing the reorganized Boar Knights charging again, the commander of the Buck Fortress, Valhan, shouted angrily: "Tarhan's personal guards, follow me and charge!"

The two teams collided again.

Valhan, the extraordinary knight who had just been promoted to the middle level, also keenly noticed Sheks, the oversized boar knight.

There are also one-horned boars in the West, but this is the first time in Valhan's life that he has seen such a big one.

The armored tusk under Six's seat has an enlarged body, fangs, and horn, making it look like a rhinoceros.

When it hits the warhorse of the Western Cavalry, the one and a half foot long horn can completely penetrate the horse's chest and directly knock a heavy warhorse of the same weight away.

If the warhorse dodges, it can shake its thick head and use the fangs on both sides to rip open the horse's belly or cut off its fragile legs.

What's more, the little dog-headed man on his back is not just a decoration. The thick iron pipe weapon can spit out long flames. In the smoke, there are deadly lead bullets that can tear apart any armor except plate armor.

Valhan rode his horse to chase after Xix, and the seven or eight personal soldiers who were guarding him also hurriedly followed.

Seeing the enemy commander targeting him, Six fled, quickly rummaged in the briefcase in front of him, and pulled out two iron grenades.

He pulled the fuse and threw it backwards. A few seconds later, there were two roars and the noise behind him quickly faded away.

The horses of the two royal guards had their bellies ruptured by the grenade and rolled to the ground.

The horses of four or five cavalrymen were irritated by the loud noise and the bullets hitting their bodies, and they panicked. They stood up and jumped around, trying to overturn the riders and escape.

When the Extraordinary Knight Valhan saw Six throw two grenades, he subconsciously pulled the reins to one side.

This action saved the life of the warhorse under him. His mount was a special warhorse from the Western Territory, a hybrid of a Western grassland horse and a magical beast. It was almost a low-level magical beast, with a market value of thousands of gold.

This valuable horse was protected by its iron armor, so it blocked most of the flying debris, leaving only one of its front legs with two bloody holes.

The grenade fragments from a long distance were no longer able to break the horse's leg bones and could only be deeply embedded in the flesh.

Although he ran with a limp, he did not fall down or go into a frenzy.

Valhan was so frightened that he broke out in a cold sweat. Just as he was about to chase him again, the guards beside him shouted, "My lord, look!"

Valkhan looked in the direction of his guard's finger, and saw behind them, ten golden armored ogres, carrying huge clubs, quietly bypassing the battlefield and moving towards the city gate.