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When the tornado released by Van Loon rushed towards Solomon like a raging beast, Solomon did not choose to escape, but instead chose to confront it head-on. He knew deeply that this was a battle concerning faith and glory, with no room for error. Solomon raised his hands high to the sky, his eyes shining with unwavering determination, and his voice echoed on the battlefield: "Oh Nora! Grant me the power to be invincible!" With his call, it seemed that an invisible force in the sky responded, and a golden light descended from the heavens, directly shining on Solomon.
At this critical moment, the golden light erupted around Solomon, forming indestructible light walls. These light walls emitted dazzling light, as if condensed from pure faith and power, incredibly strong. When the tornado released by Van Loon collided with these light walls, it erupted with a tremendous roar, as if the heavens and earth were colliding, and the intense clash of power seemed to tear the surrounding air apart.
The furious energy of the tornado was released on the light wall, creating deafening explosions, but no matter how it raged, the light wall remained undamaged, as solid as a rock. Solomon stood in the center of the light wall, like a warrior protected by divine shelter, facing the attacks of Van Loon without flinching.
This scene surprised Van Loon, who had not expected Solomon to summon such a powerful defense in dire straits. This was not just a clash of power, but also a contest of faith and will. Solomon's indestructible light wall not only withstood Van Loon's attacks, but also demonstrated his unwavering faith in himself and his desire for victory. Van Loon realized that to defeat Solomon, he must find a way to break through this formidable defense.
Van Loon lightly descended from the high sky back to the muddy earth, his hooves gently touching the ground, stirring up a bit of dust. In contrast to Van Loon's agility, Solomon's figure seemed like that of a god descending to earth, surrounded by a dazzling radiance, as if he were a warrior enveloped in divine power. In this moment, Solomon appeared like a devout guardian knight, solemnly kneeling down, gently touching his forehead to the ground, murmuring words as if offering his final prayer and tribute to his deity Nora.
As Solomon rose, the surrounding light gradually calmed, and his excited emotions seemed to subside as well. His calm and deep voice echoed once again on the battlefield: "Oh, goat! Have you seen the power of Nora? It is he who bestows supreme power upon the human race... Can you understand? That is wisdom." These words were not just a question to Van Loon, but more like an explanation to Van Loon about the fundamental reason for humanity's strength— the power of wisdom and faith.
Solomon's figure appears particularly majestic at this moment, his eyes tightly fixed on Van Loon through the slits of his armor. His words not only convey his unwavering faith, but also reveal a challenge to Van Loon. Solomon seems to believe that it is the power of wisdom and faith that gives humanity the ability to overcome all enemies, including such alien creatures as Van Loon.
Van Loon listens quietly to Solomon's words, his inner calm undisturbed. Faced with Solomon's provocation and the proclamation of faith, Van Loon knows that the battle is far from over. No matter how much Solomon emphasizes human wisdom and strength, Van Loon will prove through his actions that even a goat possesses courage and strength that are no less than those of any human.
Solomon turned around and cast his gaze to the other side of the battlefield, where a coalition of wild boars and goats was confronting a human army. Faced with the superior firearms and overwhelming manpower of the human forces, the animal coalition was gradually being forced to retreat, with the situation heavily against them. Solomon showed no emotion on his face as he coldly and contemptuously said, "Look! Your ragtag bunch, relying only on wild instincts and natural physical abilities, with brains the size of grapes that can't hold anything... such ignorance, such foolishness!"
In his words, there was a strong sense of disdain and mockery towards the non-human creatures. Solomon viewed them as inferior and ignorant beings, believing that apart from instinctive combat, they lacked intelligence and strategy. In his eyes, the outcome of the battle seemed predetermined, with human victory being only a matter of time.
Van Loon turned his head and looked through the thick smoke and war, focusing on the situation on the nearby battlefield. There, the former opposing sides - goat and the wild boars - had to set aside their past grievances and join forces to fight their common human enemy. However, due to a lack of coordination and understanding, coupled with the fierce attacks from the human enemy, their alliance appeared fragile, and the front line was constantly retreating. Yet, even in the face of such adversity, the goat and wild boars on the battlefield continued to resist with reckless courage, demonstrating the astonishing fighting spirit of the different species.
But even the wild boars and goat, these resilient creatures that once thrived in the natural world, seemed inadequate when facing the well-equipped and organized human forces. They fell one by one on the battlefield, their brave bodies lying in pools of blood, silently sacrificing themselves to defend their homeland and companions, evoking a deep sense of sorrow and regret in Van Loon.
This scene deeply touched the heartstrings of Van Loon. He understood that now was not the time to immerse himself in sadness and helplessness. Faced with such a crisis, what they needed was a firmer determination and a more strategic battle plan. Van Loon's gaze became resolute, and he knew that he had to take action to find the key to turning the situation around.
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