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Van Loon stands on the high ground of the goat community, looking into the distance, contemplating the scene of the battlefield. He witnessed how the soldiers with muskets were arranged to shoot, how the cavalry charged with their long spears, and how the giant wooden stakes launched by the crossbow carts cut through the air. However, all of this seemed to lose its absolute advantage in the face of the terrain of the forest. The forest, with its dense trees and complex terrain, became a natural barrier, posing a great obstacle to the human army's attack.
Burning the forest is undoubtedly the means by which humans attempt to break through this barrier, aiming to clear the obstacles to the attack, allowing soldiers and warhorses to enter the battlefield more quickly. However, the goat territory where Van Loon is located is hidden in the heart of the forest, surrounded by dense trees. Such a geographical location presents a great challenge to the human attack. Just to enter their territory, the human army must overcome numerous difficulties and consume a large amount of time and resources.
Van Loon knows very well that this kind of terrain advantage is a double-edged sword for them. On one hand, it can provide natural defense, making human attacks difficult; but on the other hand, if humans decide to use fire attacks, the dense forest will become fuel for the fire, posing a huge threat to them.
Therefore, Van Loon deeply feels the need to be prepared, to think about how to use the terrain advantage of this forest while avoiding the potential risk of fire attacks. They have decided to study this forest in more detail, find the best defensive positions, and develop a strategy that can both utilize the terrain advantage and minimize the risk of fire attacks to the greatest extent. Van Loon knows that only in this way can they maintain a fighting chance in the upcoming war.
In contemplation, Van Loon suddenly realizes that relying solely on defense is not enough to resist the human army. Deep in the forest, they have the advantage of unique terrain. This is their homeland, where every tree and every path is etched with the memories of the goat clan. Van Loon decides that they cannot passively wait for the human attack, but must instead take the initiative, using their familiarity with the forest to launch guerrilla warfare.
Van Loon understands that this tactic can greatly weaken the fighting power of the human army and create the illusion of a large number of enemies for the goat clan, making humans feel that they are facing a hidden and massive enemy in the forest. This is not just a physical war, but also a psychological confrontation, making human commanders feel the pressure when devising attack plans.
Van Loon carefully organizes the current forces. In their plan, forty Combat goat will be divided into four squads, each containing ten sheep, to facilitate flexible use and rapid tactical adjustments. This division allows each small group to focus on specific tasks, whether it's reconnaissance, ambush, or disrupting enemy supply lines.
The remaining five wild boars form an independent squad. Due to the boars' advantage in close combat, this squad is mainly responsible for direct attacks and boosting enemy morale. Van Loon plans to utilize the impact of the wild boar squad to break through the enemy's defenses at critical moments or launch decisive attacks when the enemy is weary.
Van Loon understood that they were facing a difficult battle, but he also believed that by fully utilizing the natural barrier of the forest and their flexible tactics, they could inflict unexpected blows on the enemy. Standing on the hill, he gazed at the warriors below, filled with determination. Before Bloom brought reinforcements, he would use every ounce of his strength to fight for the safety of the territory.
Van Loon stood in the center of the territory, his gaze firm and deep, watching the neat and uniform Combat goat and wild boar formations in front of him. As magic gathered at his horn, a faint power permeated the air. Van Loon lightly stamped the ground with his forehoof, and the magic flowed out from under his hoof like living water, streaming towards each Combat goat and wild boar.
Those originally ordinary soils, under the influence of magic, underwent a wonderful transformation. They gradually coalesced, changed shape, and ultimately turned into sturdy armor, tightly covering the bodies of each Combat goat and wild boar. These makeshift armors appeared in a deep gray color, with fine magical patterns covering the surface, not only enhancing their protective abilities, but also adding a touch of mystery and dignity.
This transformation made each Combat goat and wild boar seem as if they had exchanged their bodies for a new form. With the blessing of the armor, they appeared more robust and fierce. They faced each other, seeing confidence and courage in each other's eyes, as if with this armor, they could fearlessly confront the oncoming battles.
Van Loon Looking at all this, a sense of inexplicable pride rose in his heart. He knew that this war was not just a contest of power, but also a clash of wisdom and will. Now, they were ready to face the challenge, and no matter how difficult the road ahead may be, they would steadfastly move forward.
Vick stood beside Van Loon and witnessed the entire process of the magical armor transformation. He couldn't help but let out a whistle of admiration, his eyes shimmering with amazement. He softly said, "Wow... it looks quite impressive, doesn't it?" This statement was filled with praise for Van Loon's magical skills.
Van Loon turned to Vick with a confident smile on his face, "This is not enough, we need to strengthen the defense around our territory." His voice was firm, and his eyes shone with unwavering determination. Van Loon knew that simply reinforcing the combat forces would not be sufficient in the face of the impending larger-scale attack. They needed a more comprehensive defense strategy to ensure the safety of the goat herd and their new allies, the wild boars.
Immediately, Van Loon and Vick began discussing specific defense layouts, taking into account the terrain of the forest and the distribution of trees. They planned to use the natural terrain to set up traps and obstacles to slow down the enemy's advance and create an environment conducive to guerrilla warfare. They understood that each defense and counterattack was a crucial step in resisting the aggressors, so whether it was the Combat goat or the wild boars, every life was extremely precious and needed to be protected as much as possible.
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