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The cavalry suffered a devastating defeat under the fierce attacks of Van Loon and Combat goat, leaving traces of their retreat on the battlefield. However, the battle is far from over. As the cavalry retreats, heavier footsteps and the clashing of metal can be heard from the woods behind, indicating the arrival of a new enemy.
Before long, a more well-equipped human force slowly enters the battlefield. They are pushing a large number of siege engines, these massive war machines roll through the woods, bringing an overwhelming momentum. Soldiers with firearms begin to step back, making way for the weapons behind them - a row of crossbow carts.
These crossbows have been loaded with ammunition, each equipped with large wooden stakes tipped with iron spikes designed to penetrate heavy armor. With a command, the crossbows launched the stakes at astonishing speed and force, heading straight for the positions of Van Loon and Combat goat.
This sudden attack instantly heightened the tension on the battlefield. Van Loon quickly assessed the situation, knowing the formidable power of these siege weapons and the need to find a rapid countermeasure. A sense of determination flashed through his mind as he prepared to once again use magic to protect himself and Combat goat from this deadly onslaught.
As those murderous wooden stakes whistled through the air, Van Loon decided to unleash his ultimate magic. He took a deep breath, focusing all his spirit and magical power, and raised his horn high into the sky. At that moment, dark clouds gathered in the sky, and a stunning lightning bolt struck down from the clouds, precisely splitting the wooden stakes flying in mid-air into two halves, turning them into splinters and fragments scattered on the ground.
Following that, Van Loon did not cease his attack. He once again raised his horn high, summoning an even more powerful thunderbolt from the sky, directly striking the human forces preparing to launch another attack. As the thunderbolt fell, it produced a deafening explosion, and the powerful shockwave blasted the ballistae and human soldiers, causing chaos and confusion as dust and smoke filled the air.
Although this attack has brought significant losses to the human forces and temporarily eased the situation, Van Loon knows clearly that this is only temporary. As the dust gradually settles, he sees that the subsequent forces are still coming in a continuous stream, and the sheer number of them surprises him. The well-equipped and disciplined human forces are obviously not comparable to ordinary armies, which raises a doubt in Van Loon's mind: where exactly do these forces come from? With such strong manpower and material support, how powerful is the force behind them?
Van Loon knows that even if he can temporarily resist this wave of attacks, prolonged battle will be extremely difficult. Faced with such a powerful enemy, he must be more cautious in formulating strategies and seek opportunities to find the enemy's weaknesses.
In the midst of the intense battle, Van Loon suddenly became drawn to another conflict in the nearby forest. There, a group of wild boars and human soldiers were locked in a fierce struggle. These wild boars were ferocious, with sharp spikes on their bodies, ruthlessly attacking the soldiers, showcasing their innate fighting instincts. However, despite their tough exterior, when faced with the well-crafted weapons and calculated tactics of the human soldiers, they found themselves at a disadvantage.
Upon witnessing this scene, Van Loon immediately made a decision. He knew that joining forces with creatures of the natural world to combat a common enemy was one of the most effective strategies at the moment. Thus, he commanded the Combat goat to go and support the wild boars, hoping to turn the tide of the battle with their strength. At the same time, Van Loon remained in place, responsible for delaying the battle on this front, using his magic and wisdom to hinder the advance of the human forces as much as possible.
Combat goat swiftly moved across the battlefield, heading towards the human soldiers engaged in combat with wild boars. When Combat goat joined the battle, the situation began to change. The alliance between the wild boars and Combat goat put unprecedented pressure on the human soldiers. The fierce attacks of the wild boars, combined with the coordinated efforts of Combat goat, made it difficult for the soldiers to respond, and the front line gradually shifted.
Van Loon on this front line used magic to create barriers, constantly disrupting and obstructing the advance of the human soldiers, providing more fighting space and time for the wild boars and Combat goat. In his heart, he knew that this war was not only to defend his homeland, but also a defense of nature and life.
Van Loon knows very well that in this standoff with human soldiers, sheer strength is not enough to achieve ultimate victory. Wisdom and strategy are the key. Gathering magical power, he casts a water pillar spell, sprinkling it towards the position of the human soldiers. What seems like a simple attack instantly turns the battlefield damp, making the soldiers' steps slippery and unstable.
Faced with this sudden water pillar, the soldiers bear it with their shields, and some even laugh mockingly, saying, "What a useless water pillar! It's no use at all!" Then, boldly, they charge forward, seemingly believing that this magical attack is futile.
However, the nearby Sergeant felt that something was amiss. He looked at the Van Loon standing on the mound, calm and composed, and his intuition told him that the actions of the goat magician must have a deeper intention behind them. The Sergeant's intuition told him that this was likely a trap. He urgently called out to the soldiers to retreat, hoping to stop them from advancing further.
However, the impulsive soldiers did not heed the warning from behind. Their steps were driven by the heat of battle and the thirst for victory, as they rushed one by one into the trap set by the Van Loon. The Sergeant felt a sense of powerlessness, watching helplessly as his troops walked step by step into the hidden danger.
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