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Van Loon realized clearly at this critical moment that lingering in this place for battle was not an option. The most important task at this stage was to protect the goat companions who were suffering heavy losses on other fronts. A strong light gathered at the tip of his horn, and soon, several fiery fireballs formed under his magical control and flew towards Solomon. Upon seeing this, Solomon looked disdainfully at the incoming fireballs and confidently declared, "It's useless! This little spark has no effect on someone with unwavering faith like me!" He seemed to think that Van Loon was targeting him and prepared to use his light shield to resist once again.
However, Van Loon's fireballs were not aimed directly at Solomon or his nearby light shield, but at the ground beside him. As the fireballs made contact with the ground, they immediately exploded, causing a huge cloud of smoke and tremors. The true purpose of this action was not to directly attack Solomon, but to use the explosion's smoke to provide cover and interference, allowing the goat to retreat and gaining time and space for himself.
Solomon was amazed at the cleverness and strategy of Van Loon's move. Despite being able to sense Van Loon's position in the smoke and dust, it was too late to stop their next move. Solomon stood within his seemingly indestructible light shield, watching the explosion-induced dust cloud around him, angrily roaring, "Coward! Scoundrel! Come and face me in an open confrontation!" His voice echoed across the battlefield, full of dissatisfaction and challenge towards Van Loon's actions. However, before his taunt could land, a massive amount of mud sprayed onto Solomon's light shield like a torrential rain, instantly covering it and turning the interior pitch black, obscuring everything from view.
Solomon's inner shock and terror reached its peak as he screamed in terror, but his voice sounded unusually suffocated and feeble within the enclosed space of the light shield. At that moment, Van Loon cleverly spewed a large amount of flames from a corner, instantly drying the mud and forming a hard shell on the light shield, further restricting Solomon's vision and movement.
This series of actions not only demonstrated the superb skills of Van Loon in strategy and magic manipulation, but also placed Solomon in an unprecedented predicament. Solomon attempted to shake and strike the light shield with force in an effort to break free from the hard mud shell, but found it was not an easy task.
Observing this, Van Loon's eyes flashed with determination, swiftly breaking free from Solomon's constraints and darting like the wind towards the battlefield, which was currently being buffeted by wind and rain. There, human soldiers were concealed in dense thickets, uniformly raising their firearms and firing at the fiercely resisting goat and wild boars, the air filled with the dense smell of gunpowder and smoke, each shot taking away innocent lives. Not far away, another group of soldiers were brandishing cold weapons, charging like a torrent towards the animals, attempting to break through the defensive line formed by the animals.
Van Loon was filled with anger and sadness, deeply moved by the brutality and ruthlessness of the battle. He knew that if he didn't act quickly, his comrades fighting alongside him would face disaster. So, he quickened his pace, gathering his magical energy as he ran, preparing to launch a powerful counterattack to break the human soldiers' offensive and fight for the animals' survival.
After a fierce battle with Solomon, Van Loon felt a significant drain of his magical power, especially from the tornado he had unleashed, which had consumed a large amount of his energy and magical strength. Faced with numerous well-equipped human soldiers, he knew he had to carefully manage his remaining magical power to protect himself and his comrades in this unequal battle.
So, Van Loon chose a more economical and effective tactic. His four hooves moved quickly on the muddy ground, finding the central position of the battlefield, an excellent spot to execute his plan. He forcefully stomped the ground with his front hooves, releasing a powerful force that instantly softened the surrounding ground, turning the mud into a bottomless quagmire.
The soldiers who were charging ahead, intending to break through the animal defense line, unsuspectingly stepped into this suddenly appearing quagmire. Their footsteps instantly became heavy, and many of them one by one sank in, struggling to break free, but the more they struggled, the deeper they seemed to sink. The soldiers in the rear who were loading ammunition also fell into panic because of the chaos in the front, and for a while, the originally orderly shooting formation became a mess.
This action not only effectively blocked the advance of human soldiers, but also greatly reduced the enemy's combat power, giving Van Loon and his companions a chance to catch their breath. Van Loon stood at the edge of the quagmire, his eyes shining with determination and wit. He knew that every drop of magic had to be used precisely and effectively, which was the key to their survival in this brutal battle.
In the moment when human soldiers were deeply mired in the quagmire and unable to extricate themselves, Van Loon quickly shifted the focus of the battlefield. He turned his gaze to the goats fighting alongside him and, through telepathy, issued the retreat command: "Quick, retreat to our territory and stay safe!" Upon receiving Van Loon's message, the goats immediately began to retreat in an orderly manner, moving slowly and trying to avoid causing more chaos, step by step returning to the safety of their territory.
At the same time, the wild boars on the side had gone through a fierce battle, and their numbers had greatly decreased, with many individuals falling in conflict with humans. However, on the front line of this life-and-death battle, a heavily wounded wild boar still stood firm. Its body was covered with the marks of battle, but its robust and fierce physique and its fearless gaze highlighted its resilience and bravery as a wild animal.
Standing at the forefront of the battlefield, it gazed sharply at the human soldiers trapped in the quagmire, unable to move freely. Even in such adversity, the indomitable spirit displayed by this wild boar left all witnesses of this scene deeply moved. Its presence, like an unyielding beacon, illuminated the perseverance and courage of wild animals in this battle.
Van Loon Looking at this strong wild boar, a sense of respect arises in my heart. He knows that in this struggle against humans, every life is resisting in its own way. These brave animals, although far from human civilization and technology, possess a courage and resilience that cannot be ignored by any advanced civilization. Van Loon silently expresses respect for this wild boar in his heart.
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