If Jenn was having a good time, there would naturally be others who were unhappy.
And now, the general of the beastmen tribe, Redi, was in a bad mood.
Those goddamn bastards!!
Redi clenched his fists in anger as he looked at the arrogant dragons in the sky. However, he was helpless against them.
If they could charge down, he was confident that he could teach them an unforgettable lesson. But now … What the hell was wrong with these bastards?!!
It was not that Redi had never seen dragons before. In fact, there were some dragons residing in Drol Highlands and they had attacked the beastmen's territories before.
Of course, the beastmen suffered heavy casualties under the dragons' attacks, but they were not completely helpless against them.
Indeed, their dragon breath was powerful, but if they wanted to attack their enemies, they would need to lower their bodies and fly to the ground.
That way, even if there was only a sliver of chance, as long as they could injure them, they could drag them down to the ground. At that time, the beastmen could display their 'bravery' to their heart's content.
In fact, Redi himself had killed a white dragon before. That white dragon's head was still hung on the city wall as a symbol of the beastmen's bravery.
But now … These goddamn dragons were not even willing to give him a chance!!
Redi clenched his fists as he looked at the twinkling lights in the sky. He felt extremely aggrieved.
Even though they were all dragons, they did not get close to the ground. Instead, they kept a distance and relied on the strange cannons on their shoulders to bombard the allied army's campsite.
At the start, Redi had thought of temporarily avoiding them and counterattacking after the aerial bombardment ended.
From Redi's point of view, even though the cannons were powerful, there should be a limit to their ammunition. As long as they could endure this round of attacks, they would be able to counterattack when the enemy started their ground attack!!
Needless to say, Redi's thinking was normal. Unfortunately, the reality did not go according to his wishes. The group of dragons started bombarding the campsite in the morning and did not stop until evening!!
How could these damn bastards last so long?
Redi could not figure out the answer even if he was beaten to death. The enemy had already rained down thousands of cannons on their campsite. Not to mention the fact that the dragons did not look like they could carry thousands of cannons on their backs, they did not show any signs of stopping.
Even the interval between the cannons was so precise that there wasn't the slightest change.
He didn't seem to be worried about exhaustion, nor did he show any signs of fatigue.
Redi was in disbelief. To him, this was not a war at all.
The other party didn't look like they were fighting. It looked more like they were harvesting.
Those dragons were like the Grim Reaper, mechanically harvesting the lives of their allies as if they were just grown wheat, and their only value was to be harvested.
These … these bastards!
Redi trembled even more when he realized it. He clenched his fists and gritted his teeth, but he would never admit that it was because of fear. He wanted to confirm that it was because of anger.
However, neither fear nor anger could change the current situation.
The cannons continued to fire, and the entire camp was completely engulfed in a sea of fire.
Other than the soldiers around him, Redi was not sure how many of them were still alive.
But even so, they didn't know how much longer they could hold on.
The simple houses in the camp had long been destroyed and engulfed in flames.
Now, they could only hide in the cellar, feeling the tremors of the earth as they waited for the enemy's attack to end.
But Redi didn't know how long they could hold on.
In fact, he noticed that the entire ground had started to crumble under the bombardment. The ceiling of the cellar also had cracks like spider webs, and the cracks were spreading outwards. If the cannons didn't stop soon, the place they were hiding in would collapse completely.
As for the giants, they no longer had the strength to flaunt their prowess. In fact, ever since Redi witnessed one of the giants being turned into meat paste by the continuous cannons, he was sure that all the giants had been annihilated.
Damn it … … Why did they do this?
Redi couldn't figure out why the enemy didn't stop the cannons.
He thought that the enemy would at least stop a few times to confirm the results of the battle.
But the enemy didn't do so. They didn't stop their attacks, and they didn't even check their numbers.
From the looks of it, the camp was completely destroyed, and it was impossible for anyone to survive. But the enemy seemed to be very sure that there were still survivors in the camp. Other than that, Redi couldn't think of any other reason to explain the situation.
But, how did they know?
Redi didn't know that Jenn had the [Mission System]. In fact, the reason why Jenn didn't stop the cannons was because the mission wasn't displayed as completed.
As long as [Heaven's Legion] continued to provide experience points, it meant that there were survivors in the camp. Jenn was here to feed the dogs and not to fight the Boss.
The biggest difference between feeding the dogs and fighting the Boss was that the former did not feel any tension, but the latter used up a lot of energy … … That's right.
The only thing Redi hoped for was that the Harpies would arrive soon. That's right. Even though they were barbarians, the beastmen had their own aerial unit, the Harpies.
These Harpies were very aggressive and there were a lot of them. They were considered to be the hardest to deal with among the barbarians.
When Redi saw the Dragons, he ordered his men to inform the Harpies to get ready for battle just in case.
The only flaw was that these Harpies were nocturnal creatures. During the day, they were almost like blind people, with no combat ability to speak of. Only at night, these Harpies could display their most frightening power.
But now, Redi did not hope to rely on the Harpies to obtain victory. His only hope was that the Harpies could entangle the Dragons and give them a chance to escape. After all, the Harpies could also fly. Even if they could not defeat the Dragons, it should not be a problem for them to hold them back for a while.
At this moment, Redi suddenly heard a low, biting scream as though someone was strangling his throat.
When Redi heard the voice, he immediately woke up from his daze. He was very familiar with that voice. It was the Harpy's voice!
"Send the signal!!
Send the signal immediately!! "
Redi didn't hesitate to give his order.
Even though the Harpies' voice was unclear due to the explosion, he was sure that he did not hear wrongly.
And if the Harpies found out that the camp had been completely conquered, they might even turn around and flee.
When that happens, they would be dead meat!!
"G-General?"
The other Beastmen stared blankly at Redi's command. Then, one Beastman said hesitantly.
"But, this will expose our position …"
"Do you think we can survive this bombardment if we don't expose ourselves?
Send the signal immediately!!
Send the signal!!
Request the Harpies to support our retreat!! "
Facing Redi's roar, the other orc soldiers had nothing else to say. Soon, one of the orc soldiers took out a flask and pulled it out through the hole in the ceiling. A bright red light shot out from the hole and exploded in midair.
The bright light flashed and at the next moment, an ear-piercing scream sounded and even overshadowed the sound of the explosion.
As though responding to the scream, the continuous bombardment showed signs of weakening for the first time!!
Now!!
Redi jumped out from the broken cellar and quickly gave an order to the other soldiers.
"Everyone, leave immediately and head towards the Barren Mountains!!
Quick quick quick!!
This is our only chance …!! "
Right now, Redi only wished to leave this hell immediately. He knew what failure meant, but he did not want to die. As long as he could survive, they would have a way to make a comeback. But if he died, then there would be nothing left!!
As he spoke, Redi looked towards the sky. Under the illumination of the moonlight, he quickly saw a huge swarm of Harpies flying towards the sky like a dark cloud covering the sun.
Opposite them, the damned dragons seemed to have sensed the problem and began to retreat quickly.
Seeing this scene, Redi finally revealed a smile. Even though there was no way to completely annihilate these enemies, as long as he could return alive …
But at this moment, Redi suddenly saw a bright red light beam appear from the direction of the Dragons and shot towards the Harpies.
At the next moment, the light beam pierced through the Harpies' defensive formation without any resistance and disappeared into the night sky. At this moment, a ghastly crack appeared in the middle of the Harpies.
Needless to say, there were at least hundreds and thousands of Harpies that had died under that attack.
At this moment, the Harpies also stopped moving forward. It seemed that even they were shocked by the strange attack just now, so much so that they didn't know what to do.
What was that?
Before Redi could regain his senses, a young and arrogant voice rang in the night sky.
"Divine Spear — Gungnir!!"